The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-21

WANTED-A cook. whlte or colored,
Apply to j, B. Claxton, Somerville,
Roule 2. 221
Mr. John Catron of the fourth dis
trict who is one of the Oldest cit zens
of that part of the county has been
qui'e sick at his home here for some
tine past and at last reports The Fal-
con had was still no better.
For sale a few Rhode Island Red
cacker~ls at SO each If taken at once.
W. t Loggins. 2-2l
Hon: j. P. Matthews and j. N. Clay
of Oakland are attending this week the
meeting of the Cotton States in New
Orleans. Mr.. Matthews was appointed
by Gov. Roberts as one,of the delegates
from this state to the convention there.
For SALE-Two Duroc male pigs and
one female, weigh about SO pounds.
Registered in buyers name at $15 each.
W. 7. Loggins, 22l
MIR. and Mrs. S. l.. Shelton have as
their guests this week at their home in
this city their daughter. Mrs. v. E
Birkhead and her twin babies but few
months old. Mrs. Birkhead and her
husband now live at Birmingham, Ala.
bama.
HALF AND HALF COTTON SEED
Carefully saved from cotton that
made turnout of AZ per cent lint. $3.50
bu. sacked. 7. A. Moorman. If
j. o. Manley has returned to Somer-
vile after being employed for several
weeks In the office of the Overland
Agency in Memphis. and is getting the
business of the Overland Agency in
Somervllle in shape for the spring cam.
paign.
Notice. have bought from W. 7.
Buford the Rawleigh Products and can
be found next door to the post office.
A. Nj Davis. 228
Mrs. Ernest Grizzard of Huntington
was the guest in this city of Mrs. Lee
Hill few days last week. She was
Miss Margie Stone before marrying
Mr.. Gizzard and taught in the public
schools here for number of years and
is remembered with esteem by many
children and parents here for the good
work she did while teaching here.
FoR SALE-Pure Half & Half Cotton
seed. carefully selected. Bale to acre
kind without fertilizer. $500 per 100
j. A. Smith. of Somerville. Tenn. Route
5. 2-28
Fayette county lost one of her eldest
and most DISTINGUISHED itizens Wednes-
day when Rev. R, v. Taylor Of the
fourth district died at the advanced age
of SO years. He had been in feeble
health for long time and his death
was not unexpected. A more extended
notice. of his life and passing will be
published next week.
Two young cows with young heifer
calves one week old. Nice young cows
with third calves. give 81 gallons of
milk day, Price s75each. J.. C. Bax-
ter. Macon. Teun. 22S
T. Fl. Lightfoot is putting the fin
Ishing touches TO bis new brick building
on the south side of the square where
lumber and produce business are to
be conducted. This buildings the best
Somervill.- ever he'd for such business
and Mr.. Lightfoot already has in il
full line Of building material. The
building is arranged to accommodate
his produce business also.
The Committee from the Parent
Teacher Association appointed to have
installed in the school building drinking
fountains have been busy this week
raisin the money to pay for the fount-
aims. Il is planned TO install two auto
mstic fountains in the hall of the
building where they win be accessible
to all rooms. They will cost about $50
and the money ia being raised By do
nations from citizens and patrons Of
the school.