The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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We have a position open for night
operator. bov or girl. Apply in person
Cumb. Tel. & Tel Co., Inc. t..
MIR and Mrs, Howard Wetz'er of
Memphis spent the past week end here
the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wetzler.
Tn supply Of school registers so long
delayed has been received at the Office
of the County Superintendent and can
now be had by teachers if they will cal
for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas W. Mcneil re-
turned to Somervills from their honey
moon on the Gulf coast the frs Of The
present W, elk end left Wednesday for
Boyles, Mississippi. their future bone.
MIS- J. E. Rhea of the fourth district
underwent an operation for app ndici-
tbs last week at the Baptist hospital
and her family and friends are pratifed
tina she is recovering satisfactorily
The young people of Somerville en-
joyed last Friday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lip:ky one of the
most happy and pleas singldances Of the
season and they are unanimous in tn ir,
staten .nts of most enjoyab e.evening
A complete line of Rswleigh Products
is kept by me at Writ Brothers, Som
erville and Morton & Doyle, Williston.
where my customers are invited to buy
VIM. C. CrawfordJr. ga
New book lists for school libaries
have Just been received at the Office OF
the County Superintendent and schools
that have library money can now s.
cure the lists of booas on the new lib
rary contracts recently adopted. This
is the first supply of the new Its re-
ceived in this county and the books are
now on sale by the state contractor at
Mortistown.
Citizen should be ready for the Coun-
ty Fair Boosters when that body OF
workers for the public good calls soon.
It is the very time to boost, when
times look little gloomy, A time to
meet neighbors from over the c unity
to talk matters over. at the Fair Octo-
Der Ia and Is.
j. A, Mcqueen informs The Falcon
that he has recently bought from W.
A Rhea the old fair grounds property
east Of town on the Bolivar road and
intends to fix the track there and to
maintain it for such use as the CON-
munity may desire it in flu ure. The
track has not been used for years and
is 10 bad condition, but Mr.. Mcqueen
says be will be put in first class cond :
ton again now.
Avoiding of much interest to Som
erville friends of the contracting par
ties was solemnized at Knoxville last
week when MIR. Cannon Hobson and
Miss Josephine Johnston we're United in
MARI age. Mr.. Hobson is the secoad
sonof the la Junius Hobson and Mrs.
Matte Hobson formerly of Somerville,
and the bride is daughter of the late
J. G. Johnston. also, for several years
residence of this city.
The catalogs for the County Fair
October 14-l5 win be ready Saturday
night aud will be mailed to any one on
request. Ask w. 7. Loggin', Secretary
if you want one supply viii be Sc t
each bsnk in the county where peo.le
csn get them and supply to c. 7. Nc
Craw and Co. Brad-n. John Cuning-
ham, Galloway. A. Weber & Co..
Hickory Withe, Freeland & Craw ord.
Fayatte Corner L. H. Moitsgue, Lam
bert, Longtown Supply c.. 10 gtown,
W. S Jamison. Ninth Dist j. D. Hew-
le 4 Hewlett ore, r. F. 1t is des red
that every citizea wa ting
cataloe b It
The white teachers of the CO iaty met
in their first moaihly meeting Of the
school ysar lat Saturday morning It
tn high school tuild ng in this city
with en- attendance Of "a Of about 50
teachers now employed in the schools
Prof ]. H Forbis was elected chair
man for the coming year end Prof NJ.
L. Cozins for secretary. Prof. Forbis
made a strong talk on discipline in the
SC OILS and it, importance and his TAX
was, itself. worth day s a'tenda &c at
the m, citing. The regulsr me stings
viii be held the third Saturday in e+ch
month at 10 a m. an every teach in
the county is urged to attend.