The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-01-04


two sons. WyIie and James Robert, to
Mammoth Springs. Arkansas, where
the two latter will be placed In school
for the winter and spring term. Her
home near SOmerville will be occupied
during her stay in Arkansas by Kader
Murrell and family.
G.. ". Bobbiu, beginning with first
day of the new year is withlhe G. G.
Williams store where he hopes to meet
his former friends and customers. Mr..
Bobbitt was eight years in the SkalIer
store in this city to the time il closed
its doors last Monday, and has friends
all ovsr this section who will DE glad
be ia again located here for the year,
That there is moore corn in Fayette
county for feeding the mules and horses
that are to make the coming crop, but
few oats planted next month on every
farm will help to fill any gap that may
exist in the feed supply and will prove
profitable to the farmer, and there's
no better spring conditioner for the
work stock than the sping maturing
oat crop.
DR.. Fineshriber ofIthe Jewish synsgo-
que in Memphis delivered most in
teresting talk here Sunday night in the
interest of the Red Cross. DR.. Fine
shriber is one Of the most talented
speakers in this section of the country
and his public spirited work in Memphis
has placed him in high esteem there by
Jew and Gentle. alike.
Prof. J. L. McKinstry, principal of
Warren School has called a meeting
of the patrons Of that pchool
to be held at Feathers Chapel
just after the services there Sunday
evening and request is made that as
many as possible Of the patrons be pres
ent, as q matter of interest and benefit
to the welfare of the school will be dis.
cussed,
Miss Lucy Murrell who has been as
sisting Capt. E. A. Maddox ia his fire
insurance business since he purchased
the business nearly year ago, has
resigned that position effective the
first of the year and Miss Beulah Max.
we'll has accepted the position. Miss
Murrell expects to take q course in
stenography in Memphis business
college.
The secretary is at work this week
writing the premium checks for win
ners in the county fair of October and
those checks can be had after Saturday
morning of this week. All who have
left the addressed stamped envelopes
with the secretary will be mailed Satur-
day and others may secure the checks
by sending addressed stamped envelope
to the secretary for mailing.
Vance C. Albright and A. T. Ferguson
are the two representatives of the
Revenue Department assigned to this
city to assist income tax payers to make
out their schedules and TO give such
other advice as may be desired by those
here who are expected topay an income
tax under the law mentioned elseware
in this issue. They can be seen at the
court house in Somerville at any time
up to and including next Tuesday. Jan
uary 8.
June Crossett who has been employed
by the Somerville Bank and Trust Com
pany for the past season has accepted
the position as cashier Of the Bank
of Williston ard assumed bis
duties there the first day of the rev
year MIR Crossett was reared at
Moscow and has had bis bank training
in the Moscow Savings Bank under H.
M: Boswell who has brought that In
stitution to second place among the
banks of this county. as the assets Of
the bank counts. He 10 strictly Fay
cite county product and the Falcon is
glad to see him elevated to this new and
position.
About the busiest place in Fsyette
county for the past two weeks has been
the offices of the Exemption Board
here, where drafted men are being ex-
amined and their classifications made
In the draft army. Every member of
the board and its secretary, W. M.
Pierce, and also the lawyers and other
citizens assisting the drafted men to
fill out their papers, have been busy
night and day at their work and the
end is not yet. About fifteen to seven.
teen hundred men must be examined
and classified for the army draft and
he task is a heavy one, but the work
IS proce eding satisfactorily aud will
De completed on time scheduled.
County Agent Owen has seen other