The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-08-20

LOSI-A Learner suitcase, SATURDAY
August ID. on Soge road between
Someryille and Oakland. Name II. C
Baker, W. ford Texas" on case. Con-
tains, silk shirts trousers. pants, and
valuable papers. Return to Falcon Office
and receive $40 reward posted by Mr..
Baker.
Work on plans for the County Fair in
October has temporary suspension
because of the absence in Nashville of
Hon. j. B. Summers, who is President
of the fair association. AS coon as he
returns from the special .sessiCn of the
legislature, active work will be taken
up and pushed till the date Of the fair
Rev. Dorsey Newborn who was
reared at Macon has been the past
week the guest af his brother. W. A.
Newborn. at the latter's home near
WiIliston. Mr.. Newborn now lives at
Denver and has been a student the
past year in the Theological Depart
ment of Denver University. While here
he has visited friends and relatives in
several parts of the county.
Most housewives will welcome the
announcement of a reduction in lsugar
prices 1.-THE present week. One local
store is offering granulated sugar at rs
cents per pound this week, while some
are still holding it at 80 cents 1t is re-
failing in Memphis, the papers tell us.
at Is cents and promises of even lower
prices are made. The next supply Of
local merchants will likely follow this
decline.
An increasing number of citizens are
having the weeds in front of their pro-
perry cut and thereby adding much Ia
the looks of their homes and the .ad-
iacent streets. 1t don't cost each citizen
much, the town has not levied taxes. fol-
that purpose and has not the funds,
sanitation demands that these weeds
be cut, and it is up to each household tC
take care of his part Wont every one
do il?
The Falcon has this week printed
catalogs for community fairs to held at
several places in the county soon under
the direction of County Agent A. A
Pryor, Miss Brasfeld, Home Demon
stration Agent, and local community
clubs. The premium lists are creditable
and offer fine inducements to individuals
to get together their very best pro-
ducts for these community displays. A
list with the dates of each will be giver
in these columns when completed
Major. General Jno lP Hickman Com.
handing the Tennessee Division, United
Confederate Veterans has appointed
Hon J. B. Summerssof this city [as ar
Aide:de Camp on his :staff with the
rank of Major. an honor coming to him
as the son of Confederate Veteran.
MOTOR Summers is now in Nashville at
tending the special session of the Ten
nessee Legislature where he is mem.
Der of the upper branch, the State
Senate.
The Masonic Lodges of this city helt
tn ir annual barbecue and lstew OF
Wednesday of this week and those who
were fortunate enough to be invited
tell us that it was most enjoyable af
fair, with abundance of good things t.
eat. Due to the fact that heavy rain,
| fell Tuesday at Joyner's Camp Grount
where the affair was to be held, it wa
held in the new park recently acquired
from the N. NJ. Gibson subdivision, il
this city.
| After period of more than two
years of service as foreman in the me.
chanical department of The Falcon Of
fee S. s. Wolfe Twill leave at the enc
of the present week to accept posi-
ton at Florence, Alabama, of like kind
During his.services here not once ha,
mail from this office failed to be in the
postoffice on time, altho some times i
has taken almost an all-night continuous
application on his part TO get the paper