The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-01-03

WAS lOFneriY Iehcner OF the WllHFJOT
Schoolwas visiting here and at Willistor
last week and looking after business mat
tiers.
Miss Lucille Pearce who is a stenogra-
pher in the employ of the FARRELL wood
working plants at Humboldt spent the
holidays here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Pearce.
j. H. Holloway has made his arrange.
m ents to move to Forrest City, Arkar,
sas, and will go with his family at al
early date to farm near that place t.
make their home.
E. j. Boswell of the Warren vicinity
has bought the restaurant and meat mar
ket from Gasaway 6 Motley and will cor
duct them ia future at the same stand,
the Robertson building, on Market
street.
Miss Vsllie McKinstry who is teacher
of music at st. Katherine School, Boil
var, was with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. McKinstry, for Christina:
week.
Misses Birdie Johnston who is a teach.
err in the Shelby county schools, and
Sophia Johnston who is teacher in the
Little Rock, Arkansas, schools, spent
the holidays here With their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston.
Tie regular quarterly meeting of the
County Count of Fayette county will be
held at the courthouse here on next
Tuesday, January 7, that being the
first Tuesday Id the month. and the regu.
lar date for the quarterly court.
DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Washington had
with them during the holidays DR.. an6
Mrs. C. j. Washington and little daugh
ter, Eleanor. of Memphis, Jim Washing
ton of Memphis and Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Cartwright and children of Oakland
MIR. and Mrs. C. B Mount had last
week with them their children, Miss
Sophia who is teaching music at Bates
vile. Arkansas, and Thomas. who has
been in Students Training School at
Princeton. N. j.
The last Government Ginner's report
shows ginned in Fayette county this
season to December l, 17l24 bales Of
cotton and to the same date last year
1908 bales, about double last years GIN
ming.
WANTED-500 cords ash, poplar.
inches and up. 5 ft.9 inches long; will
pay $3.50 per cord delivered. F, H.
Lightfoot. If
The teachers of the Warren Schoo
gave a Christmas tree and entertain.
ment on Monday of Christmas week
which was much enjoyed by the child
rem of the school and their parents who
were present.
Cloyd Mcqueen. son of Mr. and Mrs
]. A. Mcqueen, spent the Christmas
holidays with his parents. After a
short stay he left for Paris Island,
South Carolina. where he ia now sta
toned with Marine Corps.
A few Single Comb Rhode Island Red
cockerels left and for sale at S. each.
The fine husky fellows that will increase
the stamina and laying qualities Of
next wears pulIet crop. w. 7. Log
gins. Somerville.
Bv an error Of the tvpesetter it was
said in one place in the Last Issue of THE
Falcon that the substitution price was
40 so. There has been no change in the
subscription price and II remains at
81 80 ner wear. pavable always in adj
vance from this time forward.
M-s " T.. wilkinson and her grand
dsuchto-s Mamie and Maggie who
have been ATTENDING school here during
tha fsll went 70 Rav. Arkansas on The
Och i~-tr-. ~ srend few davs with
VI ~ "r. W. Fl. wilkinson. parents
o. no li,t'e virls
Straved from the farm Of E. L.
S'u--'. rear New Castle about Decem-
or Is a black mare mule. little touch
Of white in face. bushy tail and name.
Four wears old next spring. Reward
for information Of her whereabouts.
Sendinfornstion to E L. Stuart. white
vile. Tennessee. lilo
A supply Of number plates for the
1919 automobile registration are now 'on
hand At the County Clerks office.
Those anplving for licenses and plates
should give their Serisl Motor numbers.
n.