The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-04-12

The installation of the new pipe organ
1.-THE Methodist church has been COM
pleted, but its use has been somewhat
delayed because the motor power ma.
chinery which is to operate the instru-
ment has not yet reached this city. 1t
is hoped to have these in soon.
The Falcon is advised that Joyner's
Camp Meeting the coming summe will
begin on August Is and that Rev. I'm
derdunk, a noted evangelist of Texas,
will do most of the preaching. This
announcement will interest the many
people who visit the Camp Ground each
season,
Mrs. Utterback and family moved
this week from the Junius HobsOn res.
idence on Somerville street to the W.
M. Wilson residence on the same street.
The Falcon has no definite information,
but understands that DR.. Crawford
who bought the Hobson place will
move to it as soon as some r~emodeling
and repairing is done.
His many Somerville friends are
grieved to learn thru the casualty lists
in Wednesday and Thursday papers
that Capt. John W. Morris of the Med
ical Corps in France was wounded sew
eral days ago. Both the Memphis pap
ers carried his name among the list Of
Severely Wounded" this being the
only information The Falcon has at the
hour of going to press Thursday morn
ing.
With ice at least two mornings this
week and the temperature lowering
painfully near freezing point for sew
eral days, tender vegetation has had a
hard struggle to pull thru with a spark
of life left. But the strong wind that
kept blowing night and day kept the
frost away and not very great damage
was done to gardens or fields, so far as
The Falcon has heard.
WAN TED Good labor, white Or
cOlored, to work in double band
hardwood sawmill or lumber yard.
Excellent water, good hotel and nice
comfortable tenant houses right on job.
Will pay So. 90 per day and upward, ex-
perience absolutely unnecessary. Pay
day every Saturday and we run every
day in the year except Sundays, insur-
ing steady employment. Don't write,
but come, bringing all your friends
who want good jobs at good wages
among good people. Apply at once to
Tom Higgins, care r. j. Darnell, Inc,
Batesville, Miss. Located on main line of
/. c. Il. r., 60 miles below Memphis. IL
The charter of Somerville fixes the
second Wednesday in May each two
years as the date for the municipal ell.
%ection, and this date falling this year
on May s, the election will be held then.
The oficial order from the Election
Commissioners will be made at an early
date. Already slate-making is in pro-
gress and some Of the present city Of
ficials are declaring that they will not
be candidates to succeed themselves,
The busiest parties interesting them
selves in slate-msking seem to be those
who have been upset by the rigid effort
of present officials to enforce the anti
liquor and Sunday closing laws, and the
success of their plans would mean a
distinctive step backward for the law
enforcement work in this city. The
Falcon is interested only to the extent
Of seeing good men chosen to fill the
several offices. no further.
Forces thruout this county are active
in selling Liberty Loan bonds, numerous
committees from the several sections
OF he county visiting their nelghbors
in person to solicit subscriptions. And
responses are most gratifying to those
in charge of the work IN the county.
Capt, E. A. Maddox, chairman of the
Liberty Loan committee for the coun-
ty, is authority for our saying that the
banks of the COUNT have responded
most literally to the campaign for
funds for the loan and have aided their
customers in every way possible. Every
section of the county will be canvassed
bv the several committees during the
campaign and every possible subscrip-
ton gotten to this loan, and assurance
is given this time that all subscriptions
will be accepted. even tho the quota be
overscribed. So that every citizen