The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-16

w. J. Murrell of the Oakland vicinity
recently sold, we are told by parties
who say they know, his crop of spring
lambs at S12 per head. Don't that look
like pretty good money in the sheep in
dustry? Now that danger from dogs
is reduced to the minimum. it would
seem the sheep industry in this county
would increase by leaps and bounds.
Alarge number of people from this
section last week attended the sale Of
the Hancock place near Hickory Valley,
a part of Lespedeza Farm which con-
sisted of about A, 900 acres, that was sold
at Auction. None of them were purch-
asers as far as heard.
Mrs. S. A. Bayncs has turned to
her home in Brownsville after visit
to her mother, Mrs. Fannie Rhea of
this city.
A large number of young people gath
cred at the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday aft rnoon and perfected the or
ganization Ct a Christian Endeavor
Society. The following officers were
elected Josiah Shaw. president, JAS
L, Day, vice president, Miss Elizabeth
Shaw, Secretary treasurer, Miss orelle
d y pianist. The society will holdreg-
ular meetings each Su day evening at
z. As O. clock. The public is cordially in
vited to all services.
WANTED-A good man for farm work,
Al ply to E H. Buchanan on the Alex
ander-W Vessel farm one mile east Of
Somerville. 5-23
Enquiry at the office of the county
trustee gets the information that own
ers of dogs over the county are paying
taxes on their CANNES at rapid rate,
indicating pretty general compliance
with the law on the part If the people
and no opposition is being manifested
any where so for as heard. Many Others
who are not willing to pay the tax are
killing the dogs which are not worth
, the amount of the taxes. Owners of
valuable dogs are said Ito be paying the
tax without question.
In spite of increasing number of good
and profitable alfalfa fields in the coun-
! ty, there are still those who persist in
saying that alfalfa can not proftably
grow here. The large acreage at Les.
pedeza Farm and the smaller fields
found in different parts of the county
refute the opinion of these doubling
Thomases, if they will just take the
pains to look at them. Numerous fields
have produced well over ton of cured
hay per acre in the past week or two
with three or -four more good cuttings
TO be had before frost flies and it il
worth about $45 per ton, wholesale to
ldav.
h WANTED-To buy Corn in the ear O
shell ed. Telephone, write or call on u
J for prices. Somerville Water Mil
Co. SIT
The County Road Commission ha
bought pair of mules and wagon, an
tools needed in building ordinary bird
, ges, and employed John Montgomer
, to have charge of bridge crew. Trou
, BILE has been met in finding material
labor, and the necessities for buildin
the bridges of the county. The on
, crew and equipment have been provide
J and are now at work, and if the exper
ment proves as profitable as it is though
( it will, there is probability of put
: ting On two other such outfits wit
headquarters at different points in tn
county. County Road Supervisor, jus
asthe road work is.
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