The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-04-26

ing Elder will preach. The Sunday
morning service will be a Liberty Loan
Service and the public is cordially invited
to be present.
For SALE Mammoth Yellow Soy
Beans $3.50 per bushel, also a few nice
male Duroc Jersey pigs at $40 each.
See E. II. Buchanan manager Alexan-
der Vessel Farm one mile east of Som
%erville. 1t
H. P. Stainback last week traded his
home on Somerville street to w. M.
Mayo for the Cooper place on South
Main street and the first of the present
week moved his family to the latter
place to make it their home.
The Bolivar Bulletin of last week
mentioned in most complimentary words
the recital given in that city by the
music class of Miss Vallie McKinstry
of Somerville. Her friends here will
be interested in knowing of her splen-
did success in her work there.
David Hardy, Oldest son of of Mrs.
Hardy of this city has accepted a re-
spOnsible posi- ion with the National Cash
Register Company at Dayton. Ohio, and
has recently gone from Chicago. where
he has been for some time, to Dayton to
assume the duties of his new position.
| have opened up a general merchan-
disc store at Macon, Tenn. and ! believe
| can sell goods cheaper than you can
buy them in Memphis. | invite the
people of my neighbordood to come in
and see our mutual friend, John
Bobbitt, is with me, and you know how
John treats every one. Lamar Clay
Macon, Tenn.
Capt Walker E. Hobson who has
been stationed for almost q year at
Chattanooga as ar instructor in the
Training Camp at that place, spent a
day last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Hobson, at this place.
He has been assigned to duty in Wash
ingtOn City to which place he went on
leaving here last Sunday.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Day of this city, received advice from
Robert Day. Fl. Worth, Texas, that he
had sustained slight injuries by a fall
there a few days ago, when an accident
to his airplane caused it to fall from
the air upon a house top. The injuries
were not serious, the young mar being
able to write the details Of the affair
himself.
Rev. sutton Griggs, n of the lead
ing colored men of this section of the
United States will speak at the court
house in this city on Tuesday night and
white and black alike are invited to
hear him. He is sent by the Govern.
nent to speak OIL the Liberty Loan. and
Savings Stamps sales aud from his re-
putstion with people of both races
where he is well known his message
will be worth hearing.
DR.. j. K. Crawford a few days ago
moved his family from Williston 10 this
city and they are now at their home,
the former Junius Hobson, residence on
Somerville street. DR.. Crawford 10
County Health officer of this county and
has had fine success in the practice Of
his profession at Williston for a num-
Der Of years. He is well and favorably
known to the people of this vicinity and
it is with pleasure The Falcon notes his
coming here.
Mrs. Sam Phillips of Memphis, who is
the West Tennessee Chairman of the
Woman's.Committee incharge of Lib.
erty Loan Bond Sales and War Saving
matters. has advised the local committee
here. that. she will be in SomerviIIe Sat-
urday afternoon and arrangements
have been made for her to speak at the
American Movie Show between the acts
That evening. Mrs. Phillips has sue
ceeded in srousing much interest in War
Savings where ever she has been and it
will be Of Interest to Someryille people
to hear her.
In these war time The Falcon wants
to do its part in every patriotic work.
We want TO give to the Red Cross, the
Y. N. c. A. and to buy Thrift Stamps
and War Savings Stamps and Liberty
Loan Bonds and for oil these purposes
il takes real cash, and We have out over
this county several hundred dollars
that would enable rs to meet all these