The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-08

Anc WehIneE Oh tue past TWO or three
weeks has been fine in this section and
II is heard from farmers thruout the
county that they are busy with
spring work. Many oats are beng
planted, more clover and grasses that
usual, and every thing is pointing to an
early spring and season of early plann
ing and. we hope, abundant harvest.
WANTED to Buy Stock peas, sor-
ghum seed. hides butter, eggs, and all
kinds of country produce. Will pay
the best market prices G. W. Locke,
Somerville. If.
j. R. Heathcock is today receiving
and opening up stock of bran new
groceries in the Wirwa building at the
northeast corner of the Public Square,
where the Produce Company was located
last year. Mr.. Hesthcock has catered
to the Somerville grocery buyers for
several years and knows their wants
and we are glad to see him ia the
business again.
STRAYED OR STOLEN From Clay
farm four miles south Of Oakland on
February 10, black horse mule, 8 years
old, l4a hands high, shod in front when
left, long, bushy tail. Notify ]. M.
Tomlin & Son, Oakland. Liberal reward
W. q. Wilkinson Esq. has shipped
much corn and hay and other farm eff
fects to his plantation at Bay, Arkansas,
and expects to leave next Monday going
thru the country with his wagons and
farm stock and machinery for that
place to begin his spring planting there.
His family will remain at his home in
the fourth district for the present, tho
he will spend most of bis time thru the
spring looking after his planting on bis
new plantation bought last year.
Recleaned Burt Oats for sale SIPS
per bushel at my farm. nj. L.
Farris. 3.8
Last Saturday was one of the best
trading days local merchants have had.
The town was full of people most all
day and all merchants seemed busy,
with money appearing to be plentiful,
much buying paid in cash. The fur
nishing business seemed to have opened
in good shape and nearly every fellow
had some money, either saved or bor-
rowed, and the day was a good one for
business in all lines, large quantitylof
cotton, for this season Of the year, be-
ing sold.
For SALE-At Alexander VESSEL
Farm one mile East of Somerville. Full
blood Duroc Jersey pigs. also Nancy
Hall Seed potatoes. See E. H. Buch-
snan.
Mrs. C. w. Nichols of Jackson, Dis
trict Secretary of the Foreign Mission
airy work of the Memphis Conference,
will be in Soperville on Monday, March
ii, and at 1880 that evening will sd-
dress the ladies of the two local socie-
ties at the Methodist church on the
plans for the work for the coming year.
All members are requested to be pres
ent and all others who are interested In
the missionary work are cordially in
vited TO hear Mrs. Nichols.
Air ships from the Millington quar-
tiers have become very common sights !
In this section recently. Monday of this
week it was said by parties keeping
count of them that twelve lpassed over
this city. going to the landing place at
Whiteville and returning a few hours
alter. According to the Commercial
Appeal of Sunday landing place has
been accepted in this vicinity, but Wig.
'rous enquiry has failed to locate the
place referred to. Efforts are being
made. however. to secure q suitable
place here to offer for that purpose.