The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-11-22

AHe PblcOD iedEus VIII regret Oh Tue
death in France recently of Tom Tack.
er Of the Williston vicinity. He has
been on the other side for some time
and died Of measles followed by pneu.
monia. Heist the second Fsyette county
white sol lier to lose his life in France
during the, war. both from pneumonia.
A number Of colored troops died of in
fluenza in the camps in this country
during the epidemic Of last month.
For SALE-0ne and two year old
paper shell pecan trees from seed, ten
to seventy FIVE cents each. Cash with
order. j, 7. Burns. Sommerville, Ten
nessee, R. 6, Box 62. 11.29
A ent-Teachers Association was
organized here Wednesday Afternoon
with Mrs. G. w. Locke, President,
Mrs. H. P. Hobson and Mrs. B. R,
Robinson Vice-P Presidents, Miss Paulin
Hobson Secretary. Mrs, L. N. Cartere
Cores ponding Secretary and Mrs. r.
B. Young Treasurer. The new organi-
cation is an important one and can do
much: forithe local school and communi-
ty and The Falcon promises it every
assistance,that the paper can render.
For SALE-A Registered Duroc SOW,
will weigh.900 pounds, and s pigs, 8
weeks old and subject to registration.
Price 800. W. H. Brown, Somerville.
Route 2. If
The Falcon has not been able to get
the official figures of the War Service
Campaign last week but we have suffi-
cient information to be assured that
Fayette county has met her quota.
Reports from some parts of the county
hagesnot been received here upto noon
Thursday when The Falcon goes to
press, but good reports from parts of
the county indicate with a degree of
certainty that the county has given her
part as set by the powers that be.
Manager Farris of the American
Movie Show gave bis patrons last week
one of the best war pictures on the
screens at the present day. in "For the
Freedom of the World" A full house
saw it and appreciated the picture. He
has booked for two nights at the Thanks
giving season, November % and ~
THE Unbeliever" which is said to be
one of the very highest type of shows
produced. He invites his patrons here
and over the tcounty to see this show,
fully believing he has something worth
seeing
On November 2, 1918, the death angel
visited the home of l.. R. and E. C.
Seward and took from them their sweet
little baby, Edna Louise. She was one
year and seven months old. All that
loving hands could do was done to sus-
tain life, but all in vain. God had need
of her and He took her to Himself.
Weep not dear ones. though it has sad.
ened your hearts, she is at rest, one
more angel in heaven. The funeral
seavice was conducted by Rev. Royer
Of Jackson. and the remains laid to rest
in the Fades cemetery. Written by its
grand mother, MRS. M0LLIE PERRY
A marriage of interest to Fayette
county friends of the groom was solem-
nized at Tupelo, Mississippi, last Sat-
urday when Miss Esrline Yates became
the wife Of Mr.. Frank Harvey of Mem
phis, son of Mrs. Alice Harvey of this
city, and who was reared in. the fourth
district of this county. going to Men,
phis several years ago where he has for
a number of years held an important
position in charge of the,office of one of
Memphis largest clothing houses. The
happy couple returned to Memphis soon
after the marriage ceremony and will
make that city their home.