The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-01-24


can Theatre in this city. has booked 8
Select series of programs to be put on,
three each week, and including such
movie stars as Clara Kimball Young,
Constance Talmadge, Norma Talmsdge,
Marion Davine. Alice Brady, and 9TH
ers. These programs WILDE given each
week and the movie goers have real
treat in store for them. Shows are
given on Tuesday, Thursday and Fri.
day nights of each week,
STRAYED OR SToLEN-one horse,
sorrel, about IA hands, 8 or years
old. Has cut on right or left hip. $5
reward for his return. Nelson Pewitt.
Stanton, Tenn, R. 2. 124
One of the large land owners of the
county brought to this city Monday and
sold here bunch of fat hogs which he
had pastured all their lives until after
Christmas, since which time he has fed
them about 500 worth of corn, and the
lot brought him more than $500. He
sold lot last fall for $8lO which he told
The Falcon had cost him but $32 for
feed. He has exceptional opportunities
for pasturing his hogs and makes big
profits from them.
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For the benafit of the patrons OF the
Central Oil Mills Gin in this city, we
advise that for the remainder of this
season we will gin on every Friday and
Saturday, only, but we are prepared to
take care of any cotlcn brought US 9th.
er days until days named. Cotton seed
meal and hulls for sale. L. N. Carter,
Manager. ADV. LA
A wedding of much interest which
occurred on January 8 was that of Miss
Martha Shelton and Mr.. John c. Will
der, both of LonRto town. The groom is
manager of Longtown Supply Company
one of the most prosperous mercantile
concerns in the county and the bride is
the popular daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
w. T. Shelton. They arc among the
best known people of that part of the
county and have lots of friends in oil
parts of the county who wish them well
in this happy step in their lives.
Chas. D. Hull was home for few
days this week and has gone to Duncan,
Mississippi, where he has accepted
position as cashier of new bank just
opening at that place. The Falcon con-
graduates the community there and
the stockholders in the bank on secur-
ing his services. He spent some years
in the banks of this city, later going to
Memphis where he was connected with
one of the large banks, later going to
st. Paul where he was with firm of
expert accountants, when he was called
into the army.
The Falcon hears with regret that
Miss Elise Catron who has served this
county so efficiently as County Home
Demonstration Agent since the work
was begun here will go to Gibson county
at an early date to take up the same
work there. This step is taken by Miss
Catron for the reason that she has
twelve monthsi employment there and
only eight months here. Her work
has been vastly profitable to this
county and it 10 with regret that we
see her go. Her successor who will be
be named by the Division of Extension
at Knoxville has not been named so far
as The Falcon has heard. The work
in this county will begin March / as
usual.
Chairman W. G. Shelton Of the County
Osurt has contracted with F. L. Blalock
for the dragging Of the FIVE roads desig.
mated by the State Highway Commits.
sion for the use of the Automobile tax
10 this county. The roads are the Stage
road to the Shelby county line, the
Moscow road, the Mason road to the
Upton county line, Bolivar road to the
Hardeman' line, Brownsville road to the
Haywood line. Mr., Blalock began on.
the Stage road Tuesday with squad
of hands and several teams and will go
over each of the roads as fast as it can
be done. Except for few places that
need repairing, ell these roads are said
to be in good condition except that the,
need the smoothing and surfacing that
the drag will give.