The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-09-05

Speakers at next weeks Soldier We'll
come viii be Gov. A. H. Roberts, CAPT.
E. S. Matthews of Oakland, Mrs. Sam
Philips of Memphis, Capt. H. c. Moor
man Of Somerville, with the address, Of
welcome by Hon. C. w. Crawford May
or of Somerville.
The Falcon again offers this year Q
years subscription 10 the farmer
bringing the first bale of new cotton tc
the Somerville market. We have m; de
this offer each year since The Falcon
has been under the present manage
ment, and are continueing another
season as in the past. So far we have
heard of no prospective bale in the i'm.
mediate future, though we have hearC
of some cotton being picked.
W. A. Owen, County Agent and Man
ager of the Cooperative Shipping As
sociation, shipped two cars of hcg'
Monday, about the best hogs shipr &c
since the cooperative shipping begs n,
according to some of those who saw
them. Lowering prices have LEAD
growers to rush many hogs off to mar
ket sooner than had been contemplated
The management of the American
Theatre has booked for Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th, Soldier Day, Dainty Little
Marguerite Clark in one Of her new
est and best pictures. Little Miss
Hoover" which will play at Lipsky
Opera House matinee and night. This
will give everyone chance to see q
real good show.
FAYETTE County FARM FOR SALE
| Ill acres of land we'll located on Som
erville and Whiteville road, five miles
west of Whiteville, one 4-room house,
one Broom house, barn and good water,
one mile from Mt, Moriah church anc
less than one mile from nine months
school, Terms, two thousand cash, bal
ance one and two years. w. t. Ho'
gan. Bolivar. Tenn. 9-l2
r. E. Buford las, week bought from
Mrs. E. V. Pulliam, Of Memphis, the
old Pulliam home place at the corner Of
Depot and Concord streets and about
the first of next year will move his fam.
lily to it. The place is now occupied by
Hon. ]. B. Summers and family. The
place consists of about l6 acres of LAND
and is very desirable place.
All Confederate soldiers in Fayetts
county are urged to come to the Sold
Ter Welcome picnic on the eleventh and
wear the Confederat. uniform. tits de-
sired that they meet the recent war Ser
vice Men at the campus of the High
School at9, 80 and take their places in the
parade to be formed there. Ladies OF
the Red Cross are asked also, to wear
their uniform on that occasion ard
meet at the parade groundmentioned.
The West Tennessee Farmers Inst
stitute in in session at Jackson this
week and as far as we can learn there
are less than dozen Fayette county
farmers in attendance. Reports made
by those who have been indicate that
the attendance here is very light this
wear. Another effect Of the Govern
ment's railroad policy. The good Of
public demands attendance of farmers
at these meetings, and the railroads
have always gladly given transportation
and would yet If they could.
Hon. ]. B. Summers closed a deal a
few days ago by which he becomes the
owner Of the f. R. Scruggs home place
at the corner OF Depot and SOmerslie
streets The place was bought from
&c. l. Bry Sun sshohas o.s1es i s.o- ...-s1
than a year ard he's lived thers for
sometime. rr. Suml7ers win get
possession Of the place about the FIRST
Of the coming year and wiz move his
family to II Ii IS understood that 81.
Bryson viii return to the Hotel Brys n
and again take charge Of same.