The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-09-13

wood County Fair. to be held at Browns
vile. Tenn, 0et. 234, Delco-Light
plants and It's many appliances. in full
operation. We are also ia position to
give you demonstration il your home
night or day. Call or wire US at our
expense. C. W. Pracht & Sons, Brow
nsvile. Tenn, Agts., Hay wood &
Fayette Co.
FoR SALE Male and female Duroc
pigs, four months old. Will be regis.
tered in name Of purchaser. Out of a
Missouri bred SOW and sired by a
Champion male. See W. 7. Loggins
Miss Catron and MIR. Owen desire all
who will furnish exhibits for the Tri-
State Fair to have them in SGmerville
Saturday or Monday next so they may
be prepared and shipped to Memphis to
be gotten in shape there by the day Of
the opening of the fair. Prospects are
good for creditable exhibit and these
people will see that it is properly ar
ranged when it reaches Memphis.
FOR SALE-A nice Groom house and
bath with as acres of land near Ureka-
ton, Haywood County. Near church
and school. Part cash balance easy
payments. r. T. Seymour. R. 2. SO
Rev. W. F. Maxedon, after an abb
sence of two weeks in revival, filled
his pulpit at the Methodist Church last
Sunday. He preached two of the best
sermons since he has been here. The
one Sunday night on. "The Witness Of
the Spirit was particularly fine. He
Is planning to have some one to assist
him in a revival service here sometime
In October.
WANTED S0Oco black elm. cotton
wood, gum, red and white oak; will pay
IS per cord delivered. F. H. Light
foot. If.
A meeting was held at the court
house Monday attended by the chair
men of the district registration com
mittees who are serving today Thurs
day) in regis ering the draft army I'M
der the new 10 to as year draft law.
They were addressed by Capt, E. A.
Maddox. chairman of the local draft
board and were furnished with cards,
etc. for use in registering the great
army of men expected to register in
this county today.
LosT-At the court house on the first
day of the circuit court. small silver
hunting case watch, II jewel move
ment, made for C L. Byrd & Co. En-
CINE turned case No. 572798. Reward
If returned to ]. A. Pearce. Somerville.
Prof. T. B. Loggins. Dean Of the
West Tennessee Normal School, will
be at The Falcon Office Saturday, Sep.
TENDER ID, from early morning unit
2 p. m. for the purpose of giving such
information as is desired by young men
Is to 81 who want to enter the militai :
department of that school under tho
U. S. Government plan. Such ycurf
men will have their expenses paid apC
will be paid regular army pay, $50 pc
month. Such as desire information
can discuss the matter with him during
Saturday at The Falcon office.
Wanted to buy "Old Tines in West
Tennessee" by ]. S. WilIismI boob
published soon after the Civil War.
H. s, SHAW, Somerville., 800
Radcliffe Chautauqua will visit Som
ervile with three day program Sept
ember 20, 81 and %, and the entire
county is invited to witness each pro
gram. The programs have been srrang
ed with particular attention to war con-
ditions and the Administration at Wash.
ington has approved the chautsuqua and
its programs. Your patriotism will be
re-kindled and enthusiasm buoyed NJ
by hearing them, and the educationa
value of good series Of performances
like this is always worth far more thai
the money it costs.
The annual meeting, both stock hold
ers and directors, of the SomerviIle
Bank & Trust Company was held in the
directors room at the bank recently.
The same board of directors was re-
elected and R. g. Young. G, W. Far,
rar and H. A. Armour were added tC
the directorate for the next year. The
following officers were reelected, DIR.
C. w. Robertson, president; Wyatt
Wilkinson; vice-president; H. S. Shaw,
cashier. A cash dividend of 8 per cent
was declared from the net earnings Of
the past sixmonths and the cash ier's
report showed that this had been the
most prosperous six months in the en-
tire history of the bank, the net earn
ings for that period far exceeding any