The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Sunday School Rally Day service
at the Methodist church has been post.
poned to the first Sunday in November.
Mrs L. C. Gillespie Of Brownsville is
the guest this week Of her sister Mrs.
J.W. Matthews,
Registered Durocs, mig, services
males. bred gifts, at reasonable prices
W t. Loggins. 1890
The Craddock Book Club will meet
with Mrs Emma 0zier on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O Octob 26
More cotton seed are being hauled
home by farmers this year than has
been the case for years
For SALE One Coles Hot Blast
Heater in first class condition see 0.
Kornick at Lipsky Bros. If
Chas. Wilkinson, Cotton Factor of
Memphis, was here last week a few
days the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
M. l.. Wilkinson.
Miss Elise Cairon. Home Demonstrt-
ton Agent in Gibson county, was here
last week visiting relatives and seeing
the county fair.
LOST Between Somerville and John
Wainrights, one 30x3a tire, rim, and
cover. Return to Horace Gudgers
restaurant for reward. If
Mrs. j. T. Rothrock, while visi ing
Mrs. j. l.. McKinistry near Warren,
last week came in Somerville to see the
County Fair. and met many friends
here.
Mr.. and Ms. Virginius Kimbrough of
Upton comfy were here last Eek for
a visit to the latter's mother, Mrs ]
H. Garrett, and to the County Fair in
this city.
The Woman Auxiliary of the Presby-
terrain church are planning to have q
Halloween apron Social Friday night,
Oct, %, at the Home of Mrs. 5. Shaw
Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets and
cockerels for immediate sale at $2esch.
THIS price only during early fall. W.
w. T, Loggins 10 80
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones, Tom Jones,
Misses Mildred and Susie Jones, all OF
Memphis, were among the out OF town
visitors t, the county fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Baynes of Browns
vile we're guests the past week of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Fannie Rhea, at
the latter's home here.
Maj. w. E. Hobson has returned to
his work in the regular army in the far
northwest after being on two-weeks
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
p. Hobson,
Thruout the crop growing season in
this section corn was selling at s2.25 to
$40 Ter bushel, low the price the
farmer who has few loads to spare can
get is but one dollar bushel for it
Mess 8. Will Leath, Allen Seilars and
Georgia Lawhorn of Memphis were the
guests the past weekend of Bob Leath
at the latter's home near Ynm Yum.
The same young men have planned to
come back for a bird hunt Thanks
giving season.
The local chapter of the Red Cross
will. give picture show at the opera
house on Friday night October %, in
the Interest Of The fourth roll call and
win be instructive rather than enter
tanning. Special music viii be furnish
ed and admission free. The public 10
cordially invited.
In the supplementary registration
last week during the three days III
voters registeredin Somerville precinct
We have not been able to get the regis
tration at Yum YUM arren, snd 0aA-
land. A mojority # those reg steering
h re we're women, with larger sprin-
kle than usual colored. both men and
won n.
Somerville is to have next week on
{ e IS instant anot7er real circus in the
exhibit of the Rice Brothers Sho i.
This show clsims to be far larger tran
il has been in former years and is m
doubt the biggest circus Somerville has
had in number Of rs. They hav-
advertised the county completely and 1t
il expected that a big crowd will be
here. Show afternoon and night