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For SALE-24 grade Southdown sheep.
Frank Sanders. Warren, Tenn.
Miss jamie Mayo visited in Whiteyill
few days last week.
For SALE Good mule and two hor-
ses. Miss Maggie Kee, R. 3. 1919
Born to MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Riggs
last Saturday night an eightpound girl.
For RENT Two 2-horse crops on my
farm north of Someryile. l.. N. Carter.
For SALE-A Hollenburg square
piano, good condition. Address K. C.
Falcon.
Miss Marjorie Humphreys has been
visiting friends and relatives in Mem
phis for the past week.
L. B. Cooke Of Memphis was a week
end guest of his sister, Mrs. w. T.
Loggins.
Oscar Bowers is home for a month
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Bowers.
Miss Amelia Hobson has returned to
Somerville after spending several weeks
with relatives in Memphis.
Mrs. r. w. Sessums spent several
days last week visiting relatives in
Memphis.
Mrs. Jennie Cole Of Memphis was
several days last week guest of her
brother, B. r. Dickinson at his home
on North Main street.
For SALE Six shares of the capital
stock of the Fayette County Bank. A.
w. Jones, Paducah, Ky. CON. C. 6
st. L. Ry. 1912
rs. Eva Rufin has returned to
Somerville from Arkansas, where she
has been for several months and is at
the home of her uncle, J. E. Boswell.
A large number of Somerville people
went down last Thursday night to hear
AL Fields instrels, returning on the
late N. & G. train.
For RENT land for eight one-horse
crops near Warren. Win rent as a
whole or in smaller parts. j. w. Mat
thews Somervile. If.
A congregational meeting win be
held at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at 1890 and the en-
tire membership of the church is urged
to be present. j. N. Hull, Secretary.
For SALE Single Comb Rhode Island
Red cockerels nine months old, So each.
Eggs ten cents each. Mrs. r. B. King
Winston. 1912
Miss Edna Starks who is attending
st. Agnes Academy in Memphis, spent
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and RS. E. w. Starks, at their
home in this city
Mss Elise Catron returning from the
an ual meeting of County Agents at
Knoxville last week stopped over here
and spent the wee end with het broth
err, L. f. Catron. at his home north of
town.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One dark bay
mare, years abou IA hands high,
Star in forehead, white feet, wire
cut on left front foot. $1,000 reward
for mare. Daniel Whitmore, Somerville,
Tenn, h. 2.
A commu6ica n from Macon this
week is not published for the reason
that no name is signed and we do not
know who sent it in. We are glad to
have news items from all points in the
county but as has been SO often stated
we can not publish articles unless
signed by party sending them in,
The survey Of the Beaver Creak
Drainage District in Che counties of
Fayette and Upton began a few days
ago and is in progress now. Beaver
creek is in the northwestern part Of
Fayette county and forr.s part of the
county line between this county md
Upton. Application for the establish
ment Of the drainage district was made
IN Tips j county and viii be passed up-
on altar TIE survey is ma by the
County Court Of that county, the many
acrs of TINS county 5 land win be re
de .nad by It.