The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MIR. and Mrs. lone Heiner, of Mem
phis, were the guests last Sunday, OF
Miss Lucille Riggs.
Mira, J. N. Maxwell of Leland, Mis-
sissippi, is here this week the guest of
her sister, Mrs H. C. Norman
For SALE Two used Ford touring
cars. In first class condition W. H.
Hughes. 1915
j. A. Summers Esq. of Williston is
in Somerville the guest of his son. Hon.
j. B. Summers.
For SALE One Coles Hot Blast
Heater in first class condition see o.
Kornick at Lipsky Bros. If
Mrs Alice Harvey spent several days
the past week in Memphis the guest of
her son Frank, and family, the family
including Frank Jr who was mentiols d
in these columns recently,
LOST Between Somerville and John
Wainrighs, one 30x3a tire, rim, and
cover. Return to Horace Gudgers
restaurant for reward. If
F. Goosman spent the past week end
in Memphis with his daughter, Mrs. F.
J, Bowers of Birmingham. whorecently
underwent an operation in Memphis and
sset quite sick in that city at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Richardson.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS For SALE
Klondike strawberry plants, rs cent per
hundred Mrs. W. A. Winfrey, Route l
Som, rville. 10 Is
Mrs. Ernest Grizzard of Huntington,
Tennessee, was the past week end the
que t of Miss Sallie Horton at the lat
ter's home here. Mrs Grizzard will be
remembered here as Mi sMsrgie Stone.
She was the pl imary teacher in the To-
cal city school for number of years be-
fore her m ,rriage and was one of the
community's most loved teachers.
Registered Durocs, pig. services
males, bred gifts, at reasonable prices.
w. T. Loggins. 10 80
The numerous working clubs of boys,
girls and women in Fayette deln'y who
have had the active assistance of the
HGme Demonstration agent and the
Farm Agent wi hardly agree with the
county court that it is wise to abolish
these agencies next year. They have
brought to the county many times their
cost
For SALR Fordson Tractor. Two
disk "a in. breaking pillow. 2S.disk Tan.
dem Disk harrow, all used one season.
for all 81, 900. One Sharples Tubular
A" Cream Separator, never used. $50.
one Prairie State 15O-. gg lncu, ator and
one BucAeye Incubator, sis each. Two
regis eled Duroc sows S. P. Crawford,
viii ton, 1922
F rmers of this county are hsrves ing
what is now said to be the best lespe
neza hay crop they have had In many
yea S. Many fields are said to be turn
ing out as high as two tons of first
class hay per acre, a d everywhere he
yield is ne IVY and fine. aud the favor.
able weather has made it pos ibls to
harvest the very best quality of bay
one { uld wish for.
Silver Laced Wysndotte pullets and
cockersls fer immediate sale at s2esch.
Tn price OILY during early fall. W..
W. t. Logglns 10 80
In the 81 ecial election for Justice of
the Peace which is being held Friday
of I'll 5 week there are two candidates
who have qualified and have their
I names on the official ballot. They are
Geo. W Farrar and Joe H. Scott.
They are tao of thi. city's best known
and must po u ar citizens. both well
uuapfiet for the duties of the Office
they seek and eacn is spable Of d ing
good service as a member of the county
curt
A good crop Of swee potatoes be-
10 harvest d in this sect n now and the
price is drop ing as it does ver year
at digging me. Many a 10 alto dug
now Is doome to rot christina be.
cause of the lac curing and storage
hru es. TIE Falco has uften CONNIE t
ed o tn. "a. ed of central sto age
bous in Somer ille a we believe II
would p owe a aging investment fol
some on with oney t., perate it, OIL
for co-ope at We con ern. Enough sweet
potatoe. rot in ten m o. Somerville
each year to pay for building the house.