The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-11-05
Al AND Personal


In the election in Somerville Tues
day here wer- l3l white ladies voted
and one negro s~uffragist.
For SALE-A Ford Runabout in good
condition. See C. A, Oliver. ia
Mrs. ]. II. Cooke of Memphis spent
the past week end here the guest of
Mrs. W. T Loggins.
Don't gin your cotton wet. Buyers
wont buy it at any price. F H
Lightfoot. ll-I9
TORRENT My resid nee and forty
acres of land in the ninth distri t
Writ for appointment to Mrs. M. V.
Nuckolls, 1923 Cummings st Memph $,
Tenn
LosT-Between Somervil e a d John
v ainrigh S, n S0xSs lie, rim, and
cover Return to Hor -ce Gudgers
rest urar for reward. If
A pecial so g servicA will he held at
the Baptist church on Friday night.
November z Miss Decker of Jackson
wi render some very beautiful ng
selections Everybody cordially invited
Mrs. Blanton Neel and two 1T |
daughters, Dorothy and Mildred, have
returned to their home in Pittsburgh,
p nsylvnia after pen ling our months
with Mr.. and MRS. w. w. Scott, of the
3rd district.
FoR-SALE On mare, four mules,
cheap, Six head cattle. Ford five PAS
senger car. j. B. CLAYTON R 2 11-l2
On last Saturday evening, Octobe
80, Misses Virg MIA, Josephine az
Stacy Like S ente tanned with a
Halloween party After games being
played which were enjoyed by Ill, de-
iiciou- refreshments were served. after
which the guests went to their homes
after spending q most enjoyable even
ing.
Bring your cotton to me, | will gin
il and give you a fine turnout the
cotton / gn ~ill sell on any market as
you can ger fine sample. | will buy
your cotton at the gin. and save you
hauling It all ov r town. Come to see
me Yours L. N. CARTER ia
Recently The Falcon sent out bill S to
all subscribers who were due sub
sc ip ion bills a d ask d that pro pit
settlement be made Many responses
have been received, but many sub
scriuer to whom bills we're sent have
o yet rem tie aid this .notice | to
call their attention that it is pay-time
and while paying other annual bills
tn y should not neg ect to p y the
small amount due The talc N.
The first killing first of the s ason
was on 0ctobe % nd it W s really
not cath to all vegetation then, But
it killed most We, etabl S tn t were
green hen, including tn cotton, corn
and similar field crops This is a little
earlier than the average annual killing
frost here, the ave az dave being the
third Of November. But it comes 30
near the average date that Il was not
unexpected and little damage was done
by it.
ALWAYS in the seed market. Posi-
lively will pay more than any body.
F. H. Lightfoot ll,Is
Mrs. Winnie d. Humphreys of this
city voted in Tuesdays election in this
city. sending her ballot from Monroe,
Louisiana, where sse was. On Msnday.
registering her vote 20 the Secretary
OF the County Election Commission by
whom It was turned over to the Elec-
ton Officer at the polls. her vote being
received Tuesday afternoon. and berg
the second vote east under he Absentee
voters aw.
The open season for shooting ducks
turnout this state and others n--rby
bevAn Mon ", November No
shooting b re has been he I'D of yet,
and few d ,cks have b e he I'd of in
this section. Some W e .seen ! st
week going S uthward but the did
not S p around here. The federal Law
prevails in all t'tes 5 regards { e
ope seasonon,ducss. csc and other
gene birds and the state laws are = a e
10 correspond with the federal The
open season for quail in Faye,te county
begins on Noyem er p ant run to
narch5. itbeing un awful in thi. county
to sho t quail except between these
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