The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-06-13

bJo1 DidSh angus SVSVt' hose
seen on ]. Nj. Jones farm, near rail-
road. Would be glad if party who has
taken this steer up would repors same
to met. A. Mo rman. 500
Rev Frank S. Perry is conducting a
series of meetings this week at the
Methodist church in this city. He is a
minister the Christianlchurch, which
has no organization here, tho there are
several here who are of that faith.
Many orchards in this vicinity were
badly injured by the wind that swept
the section Tuesday afternoon. Tree
after tree in many of them was broken
down under the weight of fruit and
the foace of the wind.
Mrs. J. E Ivy is quite sick at her
home at Hickory Withe and her daugh-
ter, Miss Olive, who is assistant to the
P, stmaster at the Somerville office, has
been there for several days with her
mother.
DR.. H. L. Waters, President Union
University, Jackson, Tenn, will preach
the Commencement Sermon for the
graduating class of the Fayette County
High School, Sunday evening at the
Methodist Church. Services $50 p. m.
Fred Goosman, Representative of
Bedford Forrest Lodge No. g. X. of 2.
expects to leave Monday for Ovoca.
Tennes ee, to attend the Grand Lodge
convention which meets June the 18th
and 10 he expects to be absent all week.
For SALE Registered DurOc pigs.
J. B. Summers, Somerville. If.
! Owing to the rush of farm work ano
backwardness in work there were few
farmers in town last Saturday and the
Duroc meeting was postponed unit
Saturday, June q, at 3 p. m. wher
Duroc breeders are requested to mee'
at the courthouse to complete the clut
organization.
Many squirrel hunters have gon'
forth in the past two weeks and will
varied success. Some report sport fine
and game plenty, others spend theil
time and find little. The best tina
could be said of thd sport this far Thu
season is that squirrels are found onl!
in some sections of the former go
territory.
The following officers Of Bedfort
Forrest Lodge No. 81. X. Of P. wer'
duly elected to serve for the ensuing
term: C. A. Oliver, C. c.; w. P. Clax
ton, V. c.; W. H. Hughes, Prelate.
W. S. Newly, M. of W.; B. r. Dick
erson, NJ. at A.; c. O. Bryson, l.. &
j. H. Webb O. g.; these Officers will
be installed in the first meeting Nigh
in July.
Jack Shaw who has been manager Of
Rhea Drug Company's store the pas
yeor has given up the position and the
business is temporarily in charge of A.
H. Harvey who has been with the firm
for several years, 1t is rumored that
Howard NJ. Rhea will soon return tC
assume active management of the busi'
ness himself, tho the rumor can not be
verified at this time.
Miss Mary Farris or Whiteville has
been elected primary teacher in the
Somerville School for the next school
wear. Miss Farris is well and favor
ably known to Somsrville people and is
a Fayette countian by birth, being
reared in the eastern part of this coun
tv. She has taught for number OF
wears in the Whiteville scuool, primary
department and gave splendid salts
faction. This community should count
itself fortunate to have her as the
teacher of its youngest children.
The Somerville Presbyterian Chri:
tan Endnavor Society will expect
visit from Chairman o. c. Lumax, o.
the Memphis District Unicn at Their
regular hour, 7.45 pm. Sunday, and ex
tend their cordial invitation to all the
youcg people who will attend. Plan'
are under way for having NJ. G. D
E. U. Camp some time after the reg
ular Camp Meeting, and the Epwortl
League and the B. Y. P. U. for advan
cling the interests of young people
activities.
County Assessor J. R. Bradshaw ha
lust returned from Atlanta where h
went to see his brother, Dee, who
in the hospital at that place, suffering
from very painful wound sustained il
France when one FOUNDER struck nj
hin and shattered the bone. He ma
rr.a xxa,,xy months five months be