The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-02-22

hrs. b. r. Murrell moving TIL
week from her home just west of towr
to Mammoth Springs, Arkansas
where she will be until summer, wher
she will probably return to her BONE
here for the summer. Her two sons,
james Robert and Wylie. will go with
her. and the home here is left ia charge
of Mr.. and Mrs, T. K. Murrell.
DR.. William Grove of Memphis will
be at the Presbyterian church in this
ity Tonight Thursday at which time q
flag will be dedicated to the ten
members of that congregation now
10 the service of the United States in ita
various fighting divisions. The ten are,
Richard 0zier, John Ozier, Ernest 0zier,
Dave Day. Robert Day, John Day
William Johnson, Clyde Day, DR., John
Morris Logan McKinstry,
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. l. 3-15
A telegram was received in Som.
ervilIe last Saturday announcing the
appointment by President Wilson of C.
M. Reames as postmaster at Somerville
postoffice. The name was sent to the
senate on Saturday and must be con.
firmed by that body, after which the
commission will be sent and the new
postmaster installed. taking the place
of J. N. Maxwell who has held the
position about four and half years.
erviIle. If
Miss Elise Cstron has returnedsfrom
Nashville where she spent several
weeks in Peabody College studying the
work connected with her studies as
Home Demonstration agent for this
county She has taken up the work
actively and hopes to get in touch with
her club members and organizations
turnout the county. Her work has
been wonderfully beneficial to the coun-
ty the past years and it is fortunate in
having her take up this work again.
Rub My-Tism, Antiseptic Relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc. 4-9
DR.. William, Grove Pastor Of the
Idlewild Presbyterian church Memphis,
will speak at Oakland, Friday evening,
February 22,..at Tbs O'Clock in the Meth
odist church. He has been invited by
the Oakland branch Of the Red Cross,
his address will be in keeping with the
spirit of Wsshingtou's birthday. DR..
Grove has spent several months in the
service of Y. M. C. A. at Camp Sewer and
will bring manyinteresting experiences.
All are invited and urged to come and
hear him.
Capt. E. A. Maddox. chairman of the
County Liberty Loan committee for
Fayette county, was in Memphis last
week attending the meeting Of the dis
trict and county chairmen from West
Tennessee. IL lis expected that another
Liberty Loan will be offered by the
Government in a short while and plans
are being made to carry the issue to a
success with the quickest possible &C
ton when it is offered. All over the
nation plans are already being laid for
this work.
For RENT Brick business house in
good repair, bewteen the Hotel Bryson
and Goosmann's jswelry store, See
Mike Lintz, owner. If
WANTED For the U. S. Army-any
branch men between the age Of IL and
81 and 81 to 40 for cooks, chauffeurs.
carpenters, Imachinists, harness makers.
electricians, butchers, plumbers, black
smiths and foundryman. For full
particulars apply Army Recruiting Sta
ton, l26 N. Court Avenue, Memphis,
jackson, .UniOn City, McKenzis, or
Dyersburg Tennessee.
Attention is again called to the ex"
istence Of an ordinance of the city gov
eminent here which makes it unlawful
for any one to use roller skates or
other rolling vehickles on the sidewalks
of this city. AS spring opened up last
week skating on roller skates by the
children was begun. in spite Of the fact