The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-02

666 has more limitations than any
other Chill and Fever Tonic on the mar
ket, but no one wants limitations in med
icine. They are dangerous ADV. 81
Sheriff. Ross succeeded Monday in
catching Rabbit Brown with a quantity
of liquor and arrested him. Brown has
been reputed as being one of the most
constant and smoothest bootleggers of
this section for long time, and this
time after many fruitless efforts, he
was caught with the goods
The first car load of ice to arrive in
Somerville for the seasons trade came
in last Friday for the trade of j, c.
Lightfoot and he started out his deliv-
cry system n Monday of this week.
He will handle ice and coal, each in its
season. He is thoroly acquainted with
the ice business, having conducted an
ice house here several years before
gJing to the army.
Farmers in town Saturday counted
last week a good week for blowing and
generally reported good progress in
planting of both cotton and corn. There
was but little interference during the
week on account of weather conditions
and good progress seems to have been
made turnout the section. Another
such week would see planting well on
completion. Some reports of good
stands of early corn already up.
John S. Dunn, an experienced printer
of several yesrs practice, has been en-
ployed in the mechanical department of
T Falcon and is expected today from
his home at Oxford, mississippi, to as
sumo his duties. Thanks to the grow
ing advertising and job printing patro-
mage of the Office, it has been found nee
essary to employ him in addition to
the force we have been using for some
time past. Mr.. S. S. Wolfe continues
as foreman aud Miss Barbara Moore
as compositor.
From the Covington Leader it is noted
that the mayor of that esteemed neigh
Dor announces his intention to see that
the curfew law already on the city books
is to be faithfully enforced from this
date forward. He warns all children to
be in their homes by p. m each night
under penelty of the Jaw. A fine step,
Many a child is ruined by being allowed
to roam thd streets till the wee small
hours and run with drunkards and gam
blers that are the principal travellers at
such hours.
The Parent Teachers Association
have decided to have Baby Welfare
Day" on Saturday, Way II, and earn
estly urge the mothers of the county |
to be present at the meeting of the
Parent Teachers Ass ciat on next We'd
nesday, lay z, to prepare program
for the occasion. Three specialists from
an eye, ear and nose, and
throat child specialist and a dentist
VII promised to be present and assist
he dentists and physicians of our coun-
y in physical examination of our
children just six years Id and Under.
This section was vi tied on last Sat
'rday morning. April %, by a temper
Iture within a narrow margin of the
'reezing point. In fact many communi-
les report that ice was seen. Our
thermometer reg stored one degree
Ibove tn freezing point and there was
,lenty of frost but no ice with US. 1t
anne mighty near to point that W uld
ill the fruit and all tender vegetation.
Is it was, some damage was done to
ender vegetables in low places where
rost was heaviest, but the fruit was
ot damaged and there is yet a prospect
f big fruit crop in this section.