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


item of damage to any thing as far as
heard The crowd of boys met and
paraded in their customary way, soaped
the windows. made merry and had a
jolly evening Saturday, the 3lst ON
ing on Sunday, and all glad for it,
glad too, that no injury was done
Good for the spirit Of orderly merry
making that was evident on that oc
casion.
For SALE-A Bargain in Barred Rock
pullets, 81 and 1880 each. Mrs. M.
B. Hornor.
The fastest census report on cotton
ginning in Fayette county shows in
ned this season up o0cteber Is. as 3, sos
bales. and up to the same date last year
as G, 095 bales. This il not to be con-
sidered as an accurate guide to the
present crop, as many bales have been
picked and are being held on the farm
not ginned, which is thought by many
farmers to be the best way TO hold cot
ton. These holdings by no means
amount to enough to make this years
ga thering to date equal to the gather
ing of las year to this date, however.
J. H. 0zier who has been most ac-
tive in the organization of a local COM
pany of National Guard informs us that
he has secured within a very few of
the number of enlistme is desired and
hat arrangement has been made to
hold a medical examinationlfor the men
on November II, and that then mus
tering in Of that company Will follow
soon after that's date if the so men
prove eligible for service, All indica-
tons are that the company will he or
ganized and working before the end
If the present year.
According to s. A. Wetz er, I Jerk Of
the Circuit Court of + N,tte Court
Fayette county, the doc ct for that
court when it in this city on
the fourth Monday is a very light one.
There are two or three negro murder
cases. but is not thought they will con
sumo 4 great deal of time and hel
cases are not many. Judge R. B. Bap-
fist who has been away 10 nearly ayeaI
in the West for his health has recover
ed and is back on the benc and will be
here IN The fourth Mo day to oper
court
The pipe for the furnace 1t the high
school which burst because of a G eer
%janitor a month ago arrived from , hica'
go and was installed Monday Anc
when installing this piece the plumbers
discovered another crack in the mair
section of the boiler which they re
paired for temporary use Another
section was ordered Wednesday morn
ing by telegraph and has to come rom
the factory in Chicago. 1t is believed
that the section repaired will rendel
service until the new one comes, SO tina
the school rooms can have heat as need
ed from his time on
Fl e
County Superintendent 4. 7. Log.
gins expects to leave Somerville Tou s
dav afternoon If his week to be gone
five or six days on a vaca ion. the first
during the year. This statement il
made here for the reason that he viii
be away from his Office on next Satur'
Gay and no business can be transacted
on that day with the Office. All cor.
respeondence on his desk has been
answered and all warrants issued t.
the time of his leaving Thursda after.
noon. so that any delay in tn atten.
to to such things will be for but q
few da s
The Board Of Mayor and Alderman
at it, regular meeting a few day:
ago a pointed C. E. Starks "a
Town Night Waterman or q Assistant
City arshall In the early part of
the night both the Marshall and the
Assistat win be on duty and the ASST
ant viii Be on dutv al night This
action was taken after a conference OF
c~itizens called by the Mayor, DR.. Jno.
NORRIS, at which the matter wai
discussed and the meeting of citizens
endorsed the employ ment Of the Watch
man. The matter has been frequently
dis US ed and the recent burning of
local gin ard agitation in other line,
make the demand greater thar
in he past and the city authorize
acted in accordance with the futur.
welfare of the city as seen by then
and as recommended by the meeting 81
citizens. This action viii. we believe,
me t with unanimous approved of ths
roo,i.