The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-06-06

the public for their liberal contributors
to the Cemetery Association and for
the cordial manner in which she was
received. She is sure they will all he
glad to know they went "oyer the Top"
Miss Vallie McKinstry has just re-
turned from Charlottesville, Arkans S,
where she has taught music the school
year just closed, and is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. McKin-
stry, for the vacation period.
Rub-My-Tism is a greet pain killer,
1t relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, adv.
This section lost one of its oldestIciti-
2 ms the past week when death claimed
George S. Wheeler of the fifteenth dis
trict Mr.. Wheeler was a prosperous
and we'll to do farmer and held the re-
spect of his neighbors and friends.
II. w. Lipsky has bought from c. A.
Oliver the Conrad property on West
street which he recently bought at the
public sale mentioned last week in these
Columns. 1t is understood ar. Lipsky
val make the old Conrad premises
proper part of his residence grounds,
adding to ms present home a front on
West street
666 quickly relieves Constipation.
Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. Adv.
/ AIRS. Anna Garvin and niece, Miss
Georgia Writ left Sunday for Mem
phis where they joined Mrs. Lucy w,
Burton and daughter, Miss Dortchie,
and they all went to Sunshine in the
mountains on the eastern border of
Tennessee where they will spend the
summer at the summer home of Miss
Dortchie Burton.
His Somerville friends learned last
week with much regret of the passing
of Juue L. Crossett, of Moscow. Mr..
Crossett has been in poor health for
some months and his death was not
surprise to his family and friends but
the knowledge of the approach of death
never luils the grief that it brings. He
was substantial and respected citizen
OF his vicinity and of the county.
For SALE Registered Duroc, pigs
3 months old, been vaccinated against
cholera and swine plague. K. P. Ozier,
Somerville, Go
MISS Annie Brassiield Is planning
camp for her club girls to be held at
Joyner's Camp Ground at some early
date following the annual camp meeting
at that place. The club work is in
fine shape in this county and Miss Brass
field counts on the several days of camp
life as being valuable and interesting
to the club members. The exact date
has not been definitely fixed.
Capt. James D. Rhea and wife are
in Sou erville. He was some time ago
given his release from army service
after being in for three years, first en-.
tering the service at the time of the
trouble and later going to
France with the A. E. f. When he
army service be was practicing
law in Memphis. He has not made
plans as to his future work yet, or his
location.
For hENT-The two story house on
The west side of the public square, for
nerly occupied by Jake Hirsch. Apply /
10 j. W. Shaw Jr. at Rhea Drug Co /
Howard NJ. Rhea has bought from
Il. S. Shaw the lot on the corner of
South Main street and Marg nal street,
which is just south of the Presbyterian
,hurch. and will build home on the
This is one Of the most de-
irable residence lots for a busy bust
less man and we are glad to note that
dr. Rhea will build on it, which carries
With it the conclusion that he expects
o return to this city at some time to
make it his home.
666 has more limitations than any
Their Chill and Fever Tonic on the mar
ct, but no one wants limitations in med
inc. They are dangerous. Adv. 81
Rains have continued daily up to today,
Wednesday, ween this is being written
reventing all kinds ,r working the
oil and putting farmers far behind
18th their work. According to Mr..
yers of the Hotel Bryson it raired
very day in the month of May except
NO, and up to today it has ralned ev-
" day in June. Rains have been much
savier than have been those of tie
ast month, but seldom has this sectiou
EN- more consecutive rainy days than
iring the past five weeks.
am taking orders now for Red Ash,