The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-01

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her work on account of her health, was
able TO be out autoing last week,
The fast freight viii mBke daily trips
to and from Memphis. Phone III. = n
NJ. Gibson. IT,
f. f. Carpenter few days ago
bought from H. W. Lipsky the small
cottage on the north end of the Conrad
lot on West street which he bought at
the administrator sale some time ago.
sir. Carpenter will move to the cottage
and make il his home.
] Rev. C. A. Harper left last Saturday
for Finley where he is conducting 3 s'1-
vira. meeting at "A church near INNS
c,l.. He eAuu.ts u return Lerv %
hold his usual Sunday service and will
go early next week to Arkansas where
he will be for two or three weeks.
Rush orders from Somerville to Mem
phis delivered the same day by N. M.
Gibson's truck. Phone ia. tt
Some of the features of The Falcon
are omitted this week and others cur
tailed because of the illness of the ed
itor which kept him confined at his
home from Saturday till Thursday,
matter he could not control and for
which the indulgence of readers is
asked.
A contract has been let TO F. II.
Lightfoot to build an additional rom
to the Oakland school building TO take
care of the additional teach placed
there by the consolidation of Union
School with Oakland. Material is be
: ing placed on the ground and the work
will be pushed as rapidly as it can be
to get ready for the opening Septem' err
! !.
Ship your express and freight by n,
NJ. Gibsons truck, leaves for Memphis
at 6:3o a. m. u
The first watermeloHs of the season
of local growth, came to town last Sat
urday and we're quickly taken at high
prices. They were grown by Frank
Wilson. who lives in the Williston vi
entity, Reports generally are that the
melon crop is by no means promising,
but is likely to be short and the fruits
smaller than was hoped earlier in the
/ season.
The directors of the Fayette County
Bank met in their regular semi-annuai
meeting last Saturday and voted the
usual semi-annual dividend of five per
cent. The report of cashier and audit
ing committee showed the bank to be
most excellent condition, with the net
earnings of the past six months larger
than ever before and the deposits the
| largest ever known in July before IT
| the history Of the bank.
Il For SALE-a dozen registered DuroC
males, weighing about rs pounds, anC
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
On Tuesday. August 5, a Brunswick
stew will be given near Somervills wa
ter mill to physicians of Fayette coun
ty by DIR. John Morris. President O.
county medical society. Physicians
from adjoining counties are expected
The old swimming hole will be availa
bic. The public is. requested to not
:. the date and to call for family docto
4 only in case of real emergency. Min
II ter Nesbitt, all-American Brunswicl
= stew artist, will have charge of tn
menu.
For SALE Registered Duroc pig
J. B. Summers. Somerville. If.
n The management of the America
Theatre has just closed contracts fc
the William Fox special one millio
dollar production Queen of the Sea.
featuring Annette Kellerman, I'll
y worlds most perfect woman. Th
woederful picture will play here tw
nights, Friday AugustS. and Saturda!
August 9. Prices 1Oc and 25c, incluC
Il ing war tax. Don't fail to take adval
tage of the opportunity to see such
H great picture.
III SaIlow complexion comes from b
u ious impurities in the ellod and u
y fault lies WITH the liver and bowels
they are torpid. The medicine rs
gives results in such cssesis HERBlN
Il Tits a fine stlmulant ard bowel re