The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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From now on l will pay the best price
/ can forseed cotton every day. :. H
Lightfoot. lis
Former County Trustee S B. Reames
who has been at the Muscle Shoals
Nitrate plant since he rchnquished that
office was hele the past week end.
have left Of the Registered Durdc
pigs advertised recently, one msls pig,
just weaned, which | will sell at $40
and furnish purchaser papers fer regis
tration. Also have males and females,
last spring narrowed, at s25 to $40
each LIB
Miss Lillian Neal returned to her
home in Tobacco Port, Kentucky, last
Monday after visit Of several days to
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Greek.
For SALE $50 bushels of Red May
wheat at 50 so per bushe. Apply to-
W. H. Cooke, Galloway. Tenn. lib
Vance C. Albright who is stationed
at New York training camp came
south this week with a number of dead
soldiers and made short visit here
with his wife and parents.
For SALE-1 good Jersey mich COW
giving milk. VIII sell cheap. Blake
Stainback. 1918
Next Sunday night the clocks all over
the United States 60 back one hour,
to the standard time, the time we have
lived under, moved and had our being
under for all our lives up to last March,
and if anybody hereabout regrets the
change back to the standard time we
have not heard of him. The change
has certainly not helped Fayette coun-
ty, nor added any toher working hours,
for her people, nine tenths of them,
work from sun to sun or later and the
clock sets few of their beginning or
ending hours for them.
WANTED To buy sound ear corn.
Will pay highest markevprice. Apply
to E. H. Buchanan, Alexander VESSEL
Farm mile east of Somervile, Tele'
phone 26. Ill
]. W. Hull Heating Company Of
Memphis have crew Of workmen here
this week installing the heating plant
in the High School building which -
about completed. Hopes are entertain
that the influenza will have subsidized
sufficiently to warrant opening the
school next week but no word of per-
mission has yet been given by the health
authorities and of course all schools
will remain closed until the health au-
thorities raise the quarantine which
has kept them closed for three weeks.
It will certainly be to your interest to
place your fire insurance with E. A.
Maddox advt. TT.
The rains of the past ten days have
put stop to gathering crops and other
fall work, there having been hardly an
hour in a week that work in or on the
field soils could be done. Cotton
picking is much further advanced thar
usual at this season Of the year but
there remains much of the crop yet IL
the field and no picking has been posi-
BILE for several days. The crop is grow
ing like midsummer and a late fros'
would permit much to mature that wa'
never hoped would mature until recent
". The plant is green and is full Of
blooms and squares like July. Th'
average date for killing frost is Nov
ember 8, tho often it does not come IN
til much later than that.
For SALE-A new Oakland Touring
car. Apply to W. H. Hughes. t
A marriage of interest to their Som
eryilIe friends was solemnized in Mem
phis Thursday when Miss Lena Cooke
and Mr.. Aubrey B. Harvey were quiet
Unmarried, the ceremony being witness
ed by Mr.. Frank Harvey. brother O
the groom, and Ms. W. t. Logglns
sister of the bride, and friend or tw
who CHANGED to be in the city at tn
time. Both young people are quit
well known here where they have live
all their lives aud bave many friend
ami relatives to wish them well in thu
step in their lives. They will be u
Memphis few days and will retur
here about the end Of the present Weel
and will be at home to their friends a
the home of the bride on Somervill