The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-04-25

The Cemetery Association will meet
with Mrs. E. A. Maddox Thursday,
May |, at four O'Clock.
Miss Annie Norman had as her
guest the past week end her cousin,
Miss Ethel Currie, of Memphis. 4
Among recent arrivals from overseas
was Jack Bryant of THE city, son of
Mr.. G. w. Bryant.
For SALE-A lot of household furn-
iture. Apply AIRS. B swell at the Res
taurant we of the Falcon office.
Mrs L. M. Hooper and little son,
Lee, were visitors several days last
week to her mother, Mrs. j. M. Jones,
west of Somerville.
Fail grown Triumph seed potatoes for
sale. Grown at home. So per busheI.
W. T. LoGGINs. Somervllle. If
Mrs. j. d. Barkduli of Memphis
spent the Easter season in Somerville
guest of her daughter, Mrs: H. p
Stainback, on South Main street.
For SALE-Four registered Female
Duroc pigs months old, $3.50 EACH
Cholera and swine plague immumined,
B. Haddad. 90.
Tomato. Egg Plant. Sweet Pepper
Pimento Plants for sale. Tomato plants
now ready. Others ready by April is.
Apply at Falcon Office. 81
Mickey" is booked for the American
Theatre for April %. It is big laugh
maker from end to eud. Seven big acts
of fun and comedy. Don't fail to see it.
For SALE Three cows with young
calves and registered Poland China
males, ready for service. G. W. Locke,
Somerville. 5-2
Mrs. William Horner spent a few
days last week at Turner, Arkansas,
where she was guest of her sister,
Mrs. Winston Mayo
G. W. Locke is building in the rear
part Of his ware room on North Main
street an ice storage room and expects
to have it ready for the opening of his
ice season.
For SALE-A Jersey bull 3 years,
sired by Crawfords bull and out of a
Bevan COW, and too good for the
butcher. Also one bull years old ga
Hereford, a dandy. R. D. Griffin
Oakland. 5-17
Why not save the high price feed,
let me pasture your stock, l have 300
acres in pasture plenty water, plenty
of grass of all kind, price rs per
head a month. ]. c. Baxter Macon,
Tenn. 5-2 |
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J. Carney Lightfoot returned last
week from service IN the American Ex-
peditionary Forces in France. He is
preparing to open his ice house for
business and asks his former patrons
for their business.
WANTED-To buy Corn in the ear or
shell ed. Telephone, write or call on us
for prices. Somerville Water Mill
Co, SIT
Miss Charlotte Winfrey was home
for few days the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WA Winfrey.
at their home near Glade Springs. She
is employed in the Office of a lumber
company at Holly Grove, Arkansas.
For SALE-The Mrs N. T. Robertson
home place. miles from Somerville on
the Galloway road, 100 acres, 80 acres
timber, balance cleared, three settle
rents on same. For particulars see
W. l.. Robertson, Oakland, Tennessee.
Route /, So
After spending several weeks in
Nashville with her husband, Hon. ].
B. Summers, Senator of Fayette and
Haywood counties, Mrs, Summers has
returned TO her home in Somerville.
Mr.. Summers is looking after matters
in the Capital City that will detain him
for few days longer before he returns
home
w. A. Owens, County Agent. went
to his former home in Mississippi the
first of the week to be present at the
closing exercises of his County Agri1
cultural High School from which hi
enjoys the distinction of being thf
first to graduate after it was establ
lished. He expects to return todat
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