The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-07-04

had with them the past week, all their
children except the Oldest son, Fendall.
Tom has just returned from overseas.
after being there m re than a year,
and Sam was here from Paducah, and
Mrs. Roy Freear from Jackson. Ed
and Miss Addie Sue of this city, were
also present
Mrs. Howard NJ. Rhea and little
daughter arrived here from Nashville
last week and Mr.. Rhea and fami y
are boarding with Mrs. 0zier just west
of Somerville. AT an early date Mr..
Rhea will erect residence on the lot
which he recently bought from H. S.
Shaw and which is located on South
Main street opposite the Presbyterian
church.
am taking orders nowsfor Red Ash,
Corona lump, Illinois lump and Ken
lucky lump coal for delivery in sum
mer and fall. G. w. Locke. adv-tf
Robert w. Marshall has returned
from France where he has been with
the A. Z. F. since last Oct Der and with
his mother and sisters of Memphis was
the guest of his siste, RS. Jno. B.
Henley Of the Oak Grove vicinity the
past week. He left in h S car Thurs
day for Pelahatchie mississippi, where
he has made his home for the past FIVE
years.
Misses Bessie and Valie McKinstry
left the LIST for a 3 weeks tour in the
East, going direct to Washington d. c.
where they will be joined by their Sis
ter, Miss Flossie, and brother r. l.. and
wife, then for New York, Niagara Falls
and will return by the way of Philadel-
phia, Fortress Monroe and back to
Somerville to spend week with their
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. McKin-
stry. q.
Rush orders from Somerville to Mem
phis delivered the same day by N. NJ.
d Gibsons truck. Phone Id. If
:. Prof. and Mrs. E. S. Routon left
this week for his farm at Routon,
; Henry county, where he expects to de-
;" vote his time in the future to farming
and livestock growing. He has been a
teacher of agriculture in the local high
IS school for two years and was not a can
re dldate for reelection by the board He
!. and Mrs. Routon have warm friends
here who regret their removal from
this city.
20 Miss Mary Lois Matthews of the
S. fourth district returned few days ago
e from the University of Tennessee where
last week she was awarded the Latin
70 medal for securing the highest yearly
70 grade in the study OF Latin. To stand
at the head Of the list in an institution
"A of this size aud kind in one or more
k subjects is an honor to be very proud
:. Of, and her friends congratulate her on
n the excellent standing.
II. P. Hobson, agent for the Hart
i ford Insurance Company has an attract
!. i've advertisement in this issue of The
" Falcon. You can not afford not to pre-
' tect your property against loss from
fire, Tightening and tornadoer and no
agent in the county can offer you better
n insurance than Mr.. Hobson who has
= been in the insurance business for more
L that 10 years and has never had law
/ suit against him as agent. adv
A. S. Berghauser, special agent for
. the Federal Board for Vocational Ed
: ucation of disabled soldiers was in Son.
erville Thursday, July g. Mr.. Berg
hauser left for Memphis Thursday eve
ming. He would be very glad to see
a any Fayette county soldiers WHO may
y find it convenient to call on him at the
Memphis Red Cross Office, lac court
st, where he will be July 5, Z, 8. 9.
. unfortunately his visit to Somerville
t was not announced soon enough for
2 last weeks Falcan.
The Falcon happened to note E. f.
Pearson Esq. of the tenth district turn
ing into the office of the County Court |
Clerk C, W. Crawford Tuesday two
: marriage licenses which he had execu- |
ted in due form in his district. The |
j first cere mony was on June IA when |
he united in marriage Miss Alma Bob
bitt and Mr.. c. E. Dougan and the
, second on June 20 when ne married
, Miss Bessie Dougan and Mr.. Claude A.
; Bobbitt. The bride and groom are
brother and sister respectively to the
bride and groom of both matches, and |
all are prominent young people of the
tenth district.
County Agsnts W. A. Owen and Miss II
Brassfield have their plans all made to
ship car of poultry from Somerville
on Saturday, July IL. 1t go as the
first cooperative poultry shipment from
the county and under the management