The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-09-12
Moscow

meet
Is the measure of my reward.
Then it matters not what my lot may be
Or whether the days be fair;
For the path of life will be glad for m
II love be journeying there"
A half mile of levee work is beint
constructed on the Early Grove roa
under the supervision of Will Rogers
an able road man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carr returned
Saturday from a weeks visit amoDI
friends in and around Po:ahontas.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hazclwood had al
their guest the past week Mrs. Mini
Whsley of Potts Camp, Miss.
Courtesy is good will, and good will
is prompted by the heart full of love t.
be kind,
W. H, Pearce ana family spent scv.
eral days recently with friends in Mis- )
Herman Bryant and Burke Owen
have purchased the mercantile business
recently conducted by j. v. Siscoe who
has retired from business. These young
men have bright prospects before them
and they will succeed in their new un-
dertaking.
None Of US are worth much as church
members il we fail to practice this com.
mand LET your light 80 shine before
men that they may see your good works
and glorify your Father which is In
heaven"
Born Monday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshal Pleasant fine boy.
Public school opened here Monday
with about 100 pupils present.
The speaking Thursday night held
here in the square 10 the interest of the
Moscow Chamber of Commerce was
we'll attended and many good ideas ad-
vanced to this people by the speaker
Mark Fenton from the Memphis Cham
ber of Commerce.
A meeting will be held Tuesday nigh,
for the purpose of furtheripg the or
ganization of the local club.
The election Thursday resulted in a
vote of as for to 2 against a change in
the constitution of the state.
Solicitors from Somerville in the in
terest of the welcome to be given re-
turned soldiers Sept. II in that city
were among our folks Monday.
Miss Inez Rich leaves Tuesday for
Holly Springs to enter school at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Gather of Tuni-
ca are week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Roach.
The number of persons injured and
killed each year from automobile acci
dents is appalling. Perhaps it would
be wise to curb local speeders in this
line who at times make speedway out
of the town streets.
Misses Mildred and Margaret Roach
will accompany Mrs. Gather home the
first of the week where they will visit
for several days.
Mrs. M. r. Moseley is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Lane at Michigan city.
Cheerful people get along in life much
better than grumblers and GROWERS.
Messrs. H. I. Krider and bod Ewell
of LaGrange were Tuesday callers.
Lee Ware one of Moscow's . best young
men expects to leave for he Delta this
week where he will enter the cotton
business.
A. r. Miller and J. W. Owen have
from Detroit.
W. u. Mayo Esq. was here from the
county seat Friday.
We wish to impress the fact upon
our townspeople and those over Fay
cite county that Moscow has a populs-
ton OF between S99 and 400 souls, also
Il general stores, beautiful drug store
TWO garages. two restaurants. . meat
. blacksmith shop. q dressed
lumber aud brick yard. two shoe shops.
.wo grist mills. two barber scoops.
pressing club, saw mill and a four
'tand cotton gin. hotel and boarding
,ouseo. the second strongest bank 10
be county, public school with an at
endance Of around q hundred pupils,
40 churches. one of brick and
costing around sS.0O0.00 supplied with
ectric lights aud furnace heat. large
,ublic bah, third class postoffiee. To-
al and long distance telephone Offices.
express and telegraph. . real estate
Igency. several home satsr and light
,lsnts, street lights. concrete walks to ,
II parts Of town. lawyer. four phy-
ieisns. one veterinary surgeon. . dent-
!. three Justices Of the Peace. three
Iotarys public. six cotton sssd ware ,
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