The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-01

Walton Ketchem of Memphis was
looking after legal matters in Som
erville Tuesday of this week. He was
reared here and has among the people
OF this city many old time friends.
Redeemed Burt Oats for sale sl.25
per bushel st my farm. Nj. L.
Farris, a.
Rev. W. F. Maxedon. pastor Of the
Methodist. church, preached fine sermons
last Sabbath. to large and spprecia-
tive audiences morning and evening.
Every denomination in the city was
represented at both services,
WANTED to BUY-Stock Ipess, sor-
ghum seed, hides butter, eggs, and all
kinds OF country produce. viii pay
the best market prices G, W. Locke,
oOmerVllle. tt.
Mrs. Mollie Smith has accepted
position with Lipsky Brothers and will
De IN their store here after next Sat-
urday, tomorrow, and will be glad to
see her friends and customers there
and to supply their shopping wants.
State and county taxes not paid be-
fore March !. became delinquent on
that date and interest and penalties
must now be added. The office Of
County Trustee S. B. Reames has been
o busy place recently collecting these
taxes.
An eleventh district farmer brought
to town last Friday seven hogs less
than year old and two bales Of cotton,
and sold the hogs for sl77 and the cot.
ton for 1886. or more than five hundred
dollars for two wagon loads, or less
than loads, Of produce.
We have twenty. five tons Of cotton
seed saved from the first picking, be
fore frost, which we are offering FOR
planting. Call on US for prices and
samples. j. B Burnett&Bro. Som
erville. tf
G. W. Locke has moved this week
from the west side of the square to
the building on the north side which
was occupied until recently by the Som
erville Supply Company land which is
owned by M. R. Henley, and Carter
Grocery Company has moved to the
building left by Mr.. Locke.
Word comes this week from the
camp at Austin. Texas, that Robert
Day last week graduated from the
Ground School in that city and had
been transferred to Dallas for certain
required military training. He volun-
teered some months ago and was &C.
cepted into the aviation corps. He is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Day.
For SALE OR TRADE-A registered
Black Spanish Jack of fine breeding,
good size and large bone. Apply to E.
F. Sanders, Warren, Tenn. R. /. S-l5
There was young lady visitor in
Somerville recently who had the dis
tinguished pleasure of peeling an orange
for the Kaiser in Europe. be being limp
In one hand. The proof is forthcoming
should he deny being thus honored.
She thinks now, however, the pleasure
would have been enhanced by an oppor-
tunity to peel off his royal plumage.
Contributed.
P. H. Downey ESQ.,, member of the
county court from the fifteenth.distriet.
has moved to the fourteenth district
causing vacancy. No request has
been made for q special election TO
fill the vacancy, and unless,such request
Is made there will be no election until
August |, which time all the JUS
tice Of the Peace in the county will be
elected for a new six.yesr term.
Word comes from Union City and |
other large corn marketing points .that
s. per bushel il being paid for the corn
at the railroad platforms. And there
are thousands ,of bushels in Fayette
county that viii be sold within the next |
few months. Are the growers here
getting that price for II? II net theV
should md can. 1t q worth It or
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