The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Beauchamp and
family, of Mariana Arkansas, are the
guests of Mrs. Beauchamp's brother,
Mr.. w. S. Latta of this city.
For SALE-Two fine Jersey milk
cows, years and 3 years. Both have
young calves. Three miles south of
Wiliston. Tenn. G. G. Burnett. 1922
w. M. Mayo and family expect to
leave by automobile today for Biloxi,
Mississippi, for a month. j. L. Mayo
and family will make the same trip
next week aud be th're for month.
Julian A. Maddox and family of Sum-
ner, Mississippi, are here guests of re-
atives and on their return after their
visit, his sister, Miss Lucy. will return
with them to their home for a visit.
A pretty fair supply of water melons
has been on the market here for the
past week, but growers tell US the crop
is very short and the fruit is small and
inferior as compared with what this
section usually produces, Prices range
up to 800 each
Place an order with me now and ride
in new car within two weeks from
date of order can get them for you.
The Nash is Sl6S5, 90, the Scripps- Booth
l4l5.0O and the Oakland Sll95. These
prices include war tax. L., N. Carter,
County Agent.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Morris and son,
Walter Lee, of Knoxville, are visiting
in this coun y this week. They came
from their East Tennessee home Sat
urday, and have visited in Moscow,
Wilhston snc:: Somerville and have spent
some time on his farm in Ashbury
neighborhood.
Captains Thos. Fauntleroy and Wal
ter Chandler were the guests of h. z,
Hobson last Satusday and Sunday. In
company of their host they attended
the camp meeting at Joyner's Camp
Ground on Sunday. These two officer:
we're actively engaged in several inn
portsnt battles in France.
Prof. M. L. Cozine, teacher of Smith
Hughes Agriculture in the Fayettt
County High School, is at Nashville
this week at a meeting of teachers Of
Smith Hughes Agriculture from al
over the state, together with the Vo'
cational Agriculture Director anc
Board.
Frank Buford, Jr.. of Memphis, wa:
here last week for short visit. Hi:
friends were surprised and grafified t
find him looking so well and showing
so little result from the severe wounds
which he received more than a veal
ago while in battlewith the Huns il
France. An account of his severe
wounds were given in these columns
ami his friends hardly expected again
to see him alive, tho he is well anC
looks well, tho bearing lasting marks
of his serious wounds. He was in the
hospital more than year and recently
arrived in the states and was home OF
a furlough, not yet having received hi
final discharge. He was reared a
Hatchie Hall in the fifth district anC
has a wide circle of friends in the
county.
Frequent inquiries have come from
teachers about the new text books
The official list was only received BY
the County Superintendent last Friday
and as stated in these columns before
it will not be possible to obtain thest
new books before September, may b
the middle Of that month. 1t was a6
vised that old books be secured as fai
as possible to supply pupils for then
use until the ones are available
The new list viii be published in tbs
next two weeks at this office in card o.
pamphlet form, entire for elementary
and high schools for this county, and ur
III this can be done teachers are aske'
to make out the best they can.