The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-05

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Wheat shorts for one week $500 not
over sacks to any one. S. B. Reames.
Miss Anna Taylor Of Memphis ar
rived here Wednesday for visit with
relatives in the fourth district
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, etc
Mrs. Arch Lair and little daughter
of Holly Grove, Arkansas, are here
guests of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Leach.
w. M. Mayo and B. E. Rhea have
been several days in Indianapolis where
they went for negro who had fled to
that city from the latter's fern in the
fourth dis riot.
For SALE-V anama' or cotton seed
for planting. Pure and sound. Better
staple and commands better price than
other short cotton. Price SO per
100 pounds. S. B. Reams, Someryille
Tom 1925
Rev. VIM. Swope, noted Methodist
reyivalist, is conducting at the Meth
odist church in Williston this week a
most interesting series of meetings.
The most interesting series of meet
ines. The series began last Sunday
and are continuing turnout the present
week.
For SALE Choice recleaned Lespe
deza Seed, guaranteed free from john
son grass at $500 per bushel t. o. b.
shipping station, Moss Side Plantation,
Baton Rouge, Loulsianas Address J.
HAYES White, Jackson, Tennessee. 3-2f
Prof. w. F. Vaughan of the West
Tennessee Normal entertained an au
: dience at the auditorium of the County
{ High School last Friday night with
: fine program of miscellaneous readings
" and dialect recitation and songs. III
G has appeared here before and his pop
ularity was already sufficiently estab
lished. He is an excellent entertainer
!, FEMALE HELP WANTED White wo
% man, middle aged, Our part. goo
is home and good wages. 7. E. Redwine
r agent at Williston. Tenn. tt
D. j. Douglass who has operated tn
j., pol room on the west side of tn
/, 81 are in the Scruggs building ma
moved from that place to the H. L
Maddox building at the northeast corr
ed er of the square. and j B. Burnett
is Bro, have rented the Scruggs buildin
n for their buggy, wagon and harnes
business.
s. A message received by friends her
st Tuesday morning from Mrs G P. Aye
ne announced the death in Newport, Arb
ansas, Monday of her husband, VIII
- with her conducted the Hotel Bryso
on here until the first of the present yea
when they moved to the Ara ansas cit!
Mr.. Aver, the message said, had
or severe case of influenza which develope
Is, into pneumonia and resulted in his deaf
wv Monday as stated.
~ The building to house the factory
the somerville Ice & storage Compan
"a is nearing completion and the machii
,ss cry is being placed in the building.
2 O. Shaw, who has been chosen ma
ager by the Board of Directors advise
~ The Falcon that the plant will be :or
y pleted and re ldy to begin mandfact
a.. ring ice by the first of April. Sin
" this work was started soon after Chris
mas it has been pushed in order to ha
ia, the plant ready for operation by t
Ids time t. ice Sc son opens.
Carpenters began work this we'
ice remodeling the residence of q.
his Farrar just west of town. The
les gable roof will be tasen off and mo
to ern hip roof will be put on, t
md big open hallway will be glazed al
fitted into an up-to date sun parlor, t
no entire interior renewed, new doors al
:os windows put in, water system
bo stalled and the house wired and co
!, v nected with the light plant in this cit
When compl 4ted, the house will
practically new and completely mode
eP- and comfortable.
in
ter James Burton arrived in Somervi
3 a few days ago from TT. StocktC
Kansas. where he has been for sol
0 is months, bringing with him his hon'
ter, able discharge from the regular arr
vas after a service of three years. He
iiss listed long before the world war "
en- cred by the United States, emil
rrv ing for a three-year term. The +
ck- con has not learned what his plans 9
Gle for the future. Before going into I
100 army he was in the employ of The +
5 con.
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