The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17

County High School here and will as
sumo h duties at once. Mrs. Nosby
taught in the public school here for
number Of y. ars af er tn. death of her
husband, the late P. ter Mosby of the
fourth district, and was counted by her
associates and patrons as one of the
M st satisfactory teachers ever in the
school. She accepted the place only
at the last minute having already had
plans elsewhere.
In the special election held IN tn
fourth district last Saturday r. N.
earn tt was elected Justice of the
Peace for that district 10 fill the un
explored term of d. d. Reeves who
moved to Stanton some time ago.
Esq. Garrett, of the fourth district"
sounds very natural, the title having
been held for many years byJ. H.
Garrett, father of r. N. Garrett
There we're cast % votes in the special
election, all being for r. N. Garrett
Gin machin ~ arrived hire the first
of The week and was carried out TO the
Seymour farm north of town where R,
7, Seymour will irsal it for ginning
cotton He already has saw mill in
operation and building toulouse the gin,
50 that installing the gin equipment
will lie WORK of but short time.
1t is reportt reliably, too, that j A.
Winfrey and w. H. wilkins will each
erect gin at an cary date, each at his
farm just north of town, which with
the Wilson Garrett gin will give four
gins in that section.
The catalog for The Fayette County
Fair is in the hands of The Falcon and
will be printed and mailed out over the
county by the end of next week.
Every bank in the coony will receive
a supply which they are requested to
hand out to.their customers, and p ople
in every community are asked to call at
their bank and G cata ogs. The Fair
will be held October IA and Is, and
every thing points to a good ia r,
The B oster trip soliciting funds, for the
premium lists wi be made in the next
two weeks and friends of the Fair ar
asked to be ready with liberal con rib
utions. The budget for these lis re-
quire about $500, and the necessary
amount has beel met every year since
the Faic was started
Three Elementary Schools in Eayette
county have not yet been supple with
teachers. Teachers have in each cas-
been selected from the list of appl cants
but have not accepted places, so that
tn re is need for his n1mber of teach
ers in ole teacher sc'ools. The sa-
aries will be $50 per month for inexper
fenced teachers, those teaching thei
first year, and $50 per month for thoss
with at least years experience, o.
$50 for one WIN has had for years of
High school work and two years in
Normal S, hool. II there i, teacher in
the county with certificate who will &C.
cept these places the Superintendent
would be glad to hear from them.
There is no chance for persons without
certificates or those whose certificates
are out of date.
Tie whi'e teachers of Fayette county
will assemble tomorrow, September Is,
in their first monthly institute of the
school year. the meeting to be held at
the audit rum of'the high school begin
ming promptly at 10 o'clock and lasting
until IL. Every iesch.r is urged to be
pr sent at this meeting and help toI
work ont plan of programs for the
coming months, institutes, Pr {. j H.
Forbis will deliver the principal address
of the meeting on Discipline and its
Importance. The County Superinterd-
ent will tell something of what he has
seen in recent visits to the county
schools, and organizatio, will Re per-
fec ed for the coming years meeting, |
1t would crafty the Superinten-
dent TO zee every white teacher in e
county present.
A burglar waa discovered by Mrs.
H. M. Rhea in the residence of Mr.. /
and Mrs Rhea on South Main street
Tuesday night soon after midnight,
but when she ppoke to him asking what
Re wanted there he fled. Mr. Rhea
called Marshall Latta who kept watch
the remainder of the night but never
getting any cue TO the miscreant. II
has been suggested that he was look
ing for drugs, opiates or something of
the Kind which he suspected Mr.. Rhea
had stored at his home instead of at
the trug store Dr.. E. H. Prize hes ri
some one in hisresidence the san enight.
VII ch would bear out the drug hust-
ing tn DRY. Mrs. Ri, saw the intruder
plainy and said that lie was a well Il