The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

B. Claxton, Semerville. 7-a6
Miss jamie Mayo spent a few days
last week vita friends in Whitepille.
Miss Dora Heathcocke who has been
with relatives in Arkansas is at home
with her father, j. r. Heathcocke.
Monroe Jones of Nashville ia spend
ing his summer vacation here this week
with his father, j. M. Jones.
For SALE-One good mule, in good
fix. right size and right price. W. H.
Brown. If
Mrs. Phersby Barkdull of Memphis
is in Somerville this week the guest of
her daughter. MRS. H. P. Stainback.
Miss Amelia Hobson has returned
from months visit with relatives in
New York.
Fisher Tatum who is employed in a
bank at Bogalusa, louisiana, is spend
ing his vacation in Somerville.
Tom Mount who has been in Wash
ington and New York for the past few
years is at home for a visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mount
STRAYED OR STOLEN One dappled
roam pony. Reached name. New shoes
on front feet. Reward for return to
W. M. Mayo, Somerville. Tenn.
j. F Nebhut and family of Rossville
passed thru Somerville Saturday by
automobile for a visit to relatives in
Crockett county.
Murray Burnett of Memphis enjoyed
short vacation here the past week.
He is an employee of Geo. T. Rrodnax,
Inc.
Mrs. T. T. Humphreys who is direct
ing advertising campaigns in Arkansas
with headquarters at Little Rock is
home for few days.
For SALE Shetland pony. bride and
saddle. Pony is female years old and
thoroly broke to ride and drive. All
for SIS. A. H. Sanders. R. 2. 7-9
At a meeting at the Camp Ground
recently August 28 was fixed for the
date for beginning the annual camp
meeting this year,
The next term of the circuit court is
scheduled for the fourth Monday in
July, the regular date for its conven-
ing in this county.
Mrs. L. M. Grow and two children,
of Tuscumbia, Alabama, are visiting
Mrs. Crows mother, Mrs. Emma B.
Harvey and brother, W. j. Harvey.
Miss jamie Murrell of Mammoth
Springs, Arkansas, is guest Of her sis
ter, Miss Lucy Murrell, in this city.
Miss Murrell is daughter of the late
B. F. Murrell of this county.
H. Nj. and j. d. Rhea left the first
of this week by automobile for Nash
vile for visit. The latter's wife and
baby have been with relatives there for
a month past.
Mrs. Will Reed of Covington, nee
Miss Harriet Stone of Somerville and
Memphis. was here few days the first
of the week the guest of her sister,
Mrs. F. B. Norman.
Miss Louise Hardy has resigned her
place on the board of the Cumberland
Telephone Company in this city much
to the regret of many patrons of the
local exchange.
Howard Wetzler has returned from
Nashville where he has been for a
month taking course in embalming,
and is back at his post with his father,
John Wetzler, Undertaken and En-
balmer of this city.
Julian Leach, who for the past two
years has been professor of botany and
pathology at Fort Collins, Colorado,
left Thursday for ST. Paul, Minnesota.
where he has accepted a similar posi-
ton in the University of Minnesota.
Mrs. ]. T. Morton and daughter Ruby
of Kansas City who have been guests
here of the formers sister, Mrs. E. A.
Maddox, left this week for California
where they will be for the remainder
of the summer.
Sheriff T. NJ. Ross this week APP
pointed G. w. Farrar as a Deputy
Sheriff. There has been for some time
no deputy in this part of the county
and the appointment of Mr.. Farrar
gives the sheriff an additional helper
here.
The County Board Of Education Is
holding q meeting here today, Thurs
day, as the Falcon goes to press but no
mention can be made in this issue as to