The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-22

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
III acres of land well 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 and
less than one mile from nine months
school, Terms, two thousand cash, bal
ance one and two years. w. 7. Ho-
gan. Bolivar. Tenn. 9-12
The improvement of the plant of the
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph
Company in this city which has been
so long needed is being made, A
corps of workmen are here going over
the lines, putting in new cables. new
cable boxes, new wires from streets to
boxes inside, and to all appearances,
seem to be putting the physical prop
erty of the company in Somerville in
good condition. But little repair work
has teen done here for several years
except that of a temporary kind
done by the local force here.
WANTED-To rent a residence in
Somerville by September /. L. N.
Carter.
Inquiry at the registration booth in
the court house Thursday evening brings
the information that 243 voters have
registered at this precinct up to that
time in the general registration now IN
progress. Of these Al are ladies and IL
negroes, about the usual number of the
latter. We have word from only one
of the other three precincts register
ing, Yum Yum, whore nearly lOL
have registered, one lady, and a large
number of negroes, as reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Poore have ar
rived at his home near Williston from
Chattanooga where they were married
ten days ago. Mr.. Poore slipped of
from his local friends and went to th'
Mountain City where he and Miss Noli
Burnett were married and few herea
bout knew of the event until the coupl
returned to this county. She wa
reared in Williston vicinity and ha
lived in Chattanooga several years. II
is a prominent and well TODD farme
ofsthat section and 10th are popula
with wide circle of friends in tn
$ county.
4 The premium list committee for IN
County Fair met Monday and arrange
the list of premiums to be offered
+. the fair which is to be held October
and 10. The catalog will be printed
! the next ten days and copies will |
mailed out to those who send in reque'
or will be given upon request at I'll
|. Office of the secretary at the Falcc
S office. Work on the catalog will
commenced by the Falcon next wee
and it will be rushed to completion
: rapidly as possible. Already sever
have made inquiry about the cataic
=, and when it will be out.
It Mrs. H. w. Lipsky, Chairman of Il
e Ladies Committee for Soldier Ente
e tainment and w. NJ. Peirce, R.
e Young and W. T. Loggins, Commits
! appointed by the Fair Directors for Il
same purpose, have arranged to me-
in the Red Cross rooms over the pos
Office next Monday at 10 o'clock to Oh
cuss plans for the Soldier Welcome al
invite the public who feel an intere
). in the matter to be present. The cor
mittee of ladies all are expected to a
= tend the meeting and every citizen wi
feels an interest in the entertainme
is cordially invited to be present al
lend his advice and help in plans IN
1t will make the affair success.
The scarcity of teachers for the pu
lie schools continues. We still ne
eight or ten to fully supply all t
:. schools and we don't know where
: find them, as other counties are ev'
worse off than this one. Plans a
! about complete to have certificates
sued next year to graduates of t
County High School here on their gra
TX uation and without further examinatio
re said certificates to be good only
of Fayette county. If young people W
z take advantage of this and come he
> to school they can get good positio
on completing the course here and he
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