The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-07-25

males, weighing about 70 pounds, and
six females of same size. All are of
fine breeding and are good individuals.
At prices offered they are but little
above the cost of common hogs, pound
fer pound. Apply to W. T. Loggins,
Somerville. 81
Miss Eva Mai Woods has been chosen
teacher of the fifth and sixth grades in
the local high school. She is a grad
uate of the West Tennessee Normal
School and comes to her work here with
the very best of endorsements from
patrons, acquaintance and instructors
who have known her.
Claiborn Baird, of Lagrange, colored
the first man drawn in Fayette Coun-
ty for Military service under the Sc
lective Service Regulations, has re-
turned from France where he was
W unded in the leg in battle. He is a
little shortened in his natural gate but
not much wars for wear. He secured a
marriage license from the Clerk S office
last Friday, .and may have turned from
the arts of war to those Of peace.
On Tuesday of this week The Falcon
was Informed of the death early that
morning of Mrs. Jennie Rhea, men,
toned in another column of this issue,
and this morning, Wednesday we learn
ed of the death of her daughter Mrs.
Mamie Rnea Williamson, following
about "a hours that of her mother.
Both were well known in Somerville
where they often visited and had many
friends and relatiues. When this arti-
Gle was written a double funeral was
being arranged for the mother and
daughter,
Ship your express and freight by N.
M. Gibson's truck, leaves for Memphis
at $50 a. m. If
The past weekend the following
children of j. M. Jones were here, the
first time that many at once in years;
Miss Susie of Memphis, Calvin of Hugo,
Oklahoma, Whit and wife of Nashville,
with their two children, Alec and wife
of Paducah, Monroe, who has just re-
turned from the army, Mrs. Leslie
Brantly of Texas, with her little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Annie Burton and Robt.
L. Jones. both of Somerville. All the
children of Mr.. Jones were here except
one son, Gus, who lives in Kansas and
was not able to be here. A great meet
ing it was for them.
The Regular u S. Army wants men
for sll branches of the army. Enlist
meats for one year and three years.
No more Enlistments for France.
Young men now h've a good chance
to learn a good trade. Learn and earn,
men for the air service are sent to
Park Field about 20 miles from Mem
phis, Tennessee. Men for the Motor
Transports Corps have four different
schools, men can enlist for one year for
two branches of the service regardless
of previous service, men with three
months service or more in the army can
enlist for any branch Of the service all
one year enlistnents for the u. S.
Would be very glad to hear from any
one. U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Liberty street, Jackson. Tenn,
Sergeant H. King.
w. S. Latta and F. B. Norman and
w. T. Loggins have received their
as Election Commissioners
for Fayette County. for the next two
years, having been recently reappointed
by the S tate Board of Election Com
and on Tuesday of this
week thev met in the Office of the sec
rotary and re organized by re-electing
F. B, Norman Chairman, w. T. Log
gins as Secretary. The only other BUSH
eesr transacted by the board was order
ing the regular registration of--voters
TO be beld in the first fourth and eighth
districts ten days, August Is to Aug |
ust %, inclusive. All registration pa
pers are out on August "a of this year. |
regardless of when they we're issued,
and the registration ordered issues new /
certificates good for four years from
August "a.