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

For RENT-land for eight one-horse
crops near Warren. viii rent as q
whole or in smaller parts. ]. w. NAT
thews Somerville. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Rhea have
moved into their new residence tC
which are being given the finishing
touches and which he has recently had
erected on South Main street just south
of the Presbyterian church.
For SALE Single Comb Rhode Island
Red cockerels nine months old, Sc each.
Eggs ten cents each. Mrs. R. B. King
WillistOn. 1912
In renting for The Falcon sub
scription last week ]. N. Maxwell
stated that he was paying for 1920
which made his fortieth year as a SUBJ
scriber TO the paper. He is now with
the Leland Hardware Company, Leland,
Mississippi.
SALE-At Baxter place west of Viii
liston, Sat. Dec. goth. | will sell to
highest bidder farm implements wag-
ons, mare and mules, Matte Waller,
1919
Mrs. F. G. Morton, nee Miss Allie
Mcqueen, and husband spent last week
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Mcqueen, of this city. Mr.
Morton left Thursday for Kentucky for
short stay, while Mrs. Morton re-
mains here until his return.
Wednesday morning recorded the
lowest temperature of the present
season in this section, with a tenn
'perature of IA degrees above zero.
Butte, Montana registered the same
morning q temperature of IS degrees
degrees below zero, forty nine degrees
colder than here.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One dark bay
mare. 4 years cd about ID hands high,
Star in forehead, white feet, wire
cut on left front foot. $1,000 reward
for mare. Daniel Whitmore, Somerville,
Tenn, K. 2.
Weather and road conditions and
pr spects lead to a decision not to at.
tempt to hold the December meet
ing of the Fayette county teachers on
the third Saturday in this month, and
it is hereby announced that the said
meeting on December 20, the third
Saturday, will not be held, and
due notice will be given of the next
meeting.
H. W. Lipsky has bought from E. A.
Maddox the latter's one half interest
in the Ford Agency of C. A. Oliver &
Co., of this city and the deal became
effective on the first of the present
month. The new concern will operate
under the same name as before with
Mr.. Oliver in full charge of the bust
mss. This is the Oldest Automobile
cDnce n in the county, the business has
always been conducted along safe and
conservative, tho progressive. lines.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben E. Rhea arrived
in S merville this week following their
marriage on December 3 in Memphis.
YRS. Rhea was Mrs. Cleo Mcneil Ar
mold of that city and Mr.. Rhea is one
of Fayette county's most prosperous
farmers, living in the fourth district
W ere he has large farming interests.
He is the eldest son of Mrs. Fannie
Rhea Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhea
are now at home on the Rhea farm six
miles north of Somerville where they
will make their future home.
The next session of the county court
of Fayette county will convene on
Tuesday, January 6, that being the
first Tuesday. The most important
elections at this January term will be
Chairman of the court for next year
and County Health Officer for four
year term. So far as he Falcon has
heard Hon. w. G. Shelton, present
Chairman, and DR.. J. K. Crawford,
present County Health officer, will
have no opposition for reelection.
They have not made public announce
nents Of their candidacy for another
term b it is presumed both will ask
For m alacfinr