The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-17
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here several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bowers
For SALE Barred Rock Cockerels o.
fine quality. S. EACH Mrs. Horror
Rev. w. @. Maer VIII preach at tn,
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening.
For RENT My farm, containing 49,
acres. Will rent as a whole or in parts,
L. N. Carter. 1921
WANTED-At once an experienced
cook. Will pay good wages. Mrs. H.
l.. Armstrong. 1917
Weather permitting, Rev. C. A.
Harper will conduct service at Reno
both Sunday afternoon.
For SALE About rs hives of bees.
w. M. Pierce. Somerville. lila
Just one more week of the so called
daylight saving measure and we re-
turn TO sane sun time.
]. L. Mayo and C. A.. Oliver are in
Wichita Falls, Texas, this week where
they have interests in oil projects.
DR.. and Mrs. E. P. Hopper had born
to them recently DR.. Hopper II, who
is said TO be a splendid and healthy
youngster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Matthews and
son, Roy, attended this week the meet
ing of the Presbyterian Synod at
Brownsville.
j. Carney Lightfoot has returned from
Cameron, Texas, where he visited for
month with his sister, Mrs. Colburn,
nee Miss Virginia Lightfoot.
For SALE Taxpayer bred male and
female Duroc Jersey pigs, September
narrowed, $40 for males, SIS for fe.
males pedigrees furnished. W. I. Log
gins. III.
The Mrs. J. W. Shaw residence prop
erty on South Main street was sold
Tuesday for division and was bought
in by ]. w. Shaw Jr. and Mrs. J. D.
Barkduil for $4,000.
For SALE-An extra good milk COW
that will freshen early in December.
Third calf. Has given as high as five
gallons of milk and two pounds of but
ter in day. w. T. Loggins. 1921
A revival meeting will begin at the
Methodist church in this city on Sun
day, October 26, during which series
of meetings the pastor will be assisted
by Rev. H. r. Rose of Memphis.
The Falcon learns Thursday of the
purchase by E. E. Howse of the j. }.
Burnett grocery store next door to The
Falcon office. He recently sold out his
interest in the business of Howse 4
Latta on the east side of the square.
Ex-Soldiers, Marine and Sailors.
Notice meeting will be held at Court
house Monday night Sp. m. October 20,
organize Post of the American Legion.
Delegates will be elected to attend
State Convention at Nashville Oct "a.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Junius Galloway
Walker to Miss Matte Sweeny Winfrey,
the ceremony will take place at noon
on Saturday, October 25, at Oak Grove
church in the fourth district.
Rev. C. A. Harper will return Sat
urday from Newport, Arkansas, where
he has been assisting Rev. Chas. Ray
mond in an evangelistic meeting. Reg ,
ulAr services at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning and evening.
Prof. Matthews, principal of Somer =
vile High School. and Rev. W. Q. Q
Maer, pastor of Somerville Baptist
church, will speak at Liberty next Sun
iay afternoon at 3 O'Clock on the $75.-
BOO, 600 campaign. Pastor. J
Single Comb Rhode Island Red cock y
srels and pulletts for sale. nave the n
best birds ever had and more of them. :,
Would like to reduce the numbers be- :,
'ore winter and will sell much below 4
lfter-C Christmas prices. W. ]. Log .
rms.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF the !,
;omerville Station,will be held on Ne = =
lember IL. II was to have been held !.
asst week, but was postponed and win :
e held as stated which is just before = :
he meeting Of the annual conference r
n Memphis on November 10. -
The teachers of the public schools of :,
his county will meet in their monthly !,
institute Saturday of this week, it be- -
NJ the third Saturday of the month. =
Dr.. Manning of the Normal School fac n
lty win talk on Geography teaching
, the schools and his address, will be
,el worth hearing. q
he
For the past week and a half not b.
II .,..~n~ ronld 10 hou0ht in Corr. :.