The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-01-31

DR.. C. E. Starns, Lieutenant in the
Medical corps of Uncle Sans army.
has been spending several days here
this week, the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
j. W. Matthews. Dr. Stsrhs enter ed
the service from HICKORY Withe where
he practiced medicine for a number of
years.
Frequent questions have come to The
Falcon with reference to sowing rape
for hog pasture. The next four to six
weeks is the best time to plant it, and
from actual experiene we can assure
hog owners that nothing that can be
grown will give more or better grazing
for hogs in early spring that patch
of rape. We are ready to seed two acres
as soon as the ground can be disked, as
it was broken we'll late in the fall.
For cALE-A 1918 Ford Touring Car
500 worth extra equipment free. Car
ries written guarantee that it is in AL
condition mechanically. Reason for
selling, want larger car. CIV. Irwin,
Oakland, Tenn.
], N. PulIiam, Of Whitevile
here Monday and closed the sale of his
two residences on West street, J. W.
Morl ison purchasing the one on the
corner of Market and West streets. and
C. M. Reames the one next north and
in which he has lived for several years.
These are two Of the most desirable
residences in town for business men,
being close up town, and modern and
comfortable.
WANTED Bring all your scrap Iron
junk and chickens to the Ice House and
get the best price. F. H.Lightfoot. If.
The following parties are attending
the Grand Masonic bodies at Nashville
this week; John Wetzler. Grand officer
Grand R, A. Chapter; Jno. G. Henden,
Grand Officer Grand Council R. & S.
Masters; B. Haddsd. representing Som
e-ville Lodge No. rs F. & A. M; W,
II. Leach. Jr.. representing Goodwill
Chapter No. la R. A. M: W, M.
Pierce. representing Fayette Council
No. 88 R. & s. Masters.
FOR SALE-Two Jacks subject to
registration and one stallion, or will
trade for young stock or cattle. For
further particulars apply to T. B.
Wilkes, Whiteville. Tenn. r. 2. 1-31
The pretty weather of the past week
has stimulated farmers to spring work
and reports Of the preparations for
planting oats have come to The Falcon
from several farmers. One of the best
farmers and largest oat growers in the
county told US Wednesday that he
thought cats planted and time after the
first of the year would do we'll. The
corn crop last year was not large and
the best and cheapest way to provide
feed where corn 10 scarce Is to grow
oats.
DUR0C gifts Best bunch | ever
owned. bred for March farrow to Chief
Gano and Orion King Model. Pricing
them so they are sure to make money,
whether for fancy breeding. stock or
meat. All registers and immune, $50,
SIS and 500. T. A. Norman. If
Mr. Nowlin ofNashviIle has been chose
to fill the unexpired term in thecounty
high school made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Miss Pauline Hobson as teacher
of Latin. French end Algebra and Is in
charge of the work for the past week.
He is young man who comes to his
duties here with IS strong backing as
any man or woman every employed in
the school. Stronger endorsements
could not be frared than those coming
from the men who have known him and
seen him in his work as student and
worker. He Is but recently discharged |
from army service and had entered |
Peabody College for further studies
when chosen ,or the place here.