The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30

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Mrs. W. J. Murrell is improving at
the Baptist hospital in Memphis where
she was carried last week seriously i'll.
reports coming to her family here are
that her condition is satisfactorily i'm
proving.
Miss jamie Murrell who has been in
this county month visiting relatives
returned this week to her home at
Mammoth Springs. Arkansas. and was
accompanied by Miss Hortense Burton
who will be her guest there.
We announce that we have added to
our buggy, wagon and harness business
a stock of Chevrolet automobiles and
invite buyers and prospective buyers
of cars to call and let us demonstrate
the Chevrolet. j. b. Burnett & Bro
Somerville' If
Mrs. Bullock of Mississippi. who has
been here visiting her mother, MRS.
0zier; was taken with appendicitis last
week and was carried to Memphis for
an operation which she underwent sue
cessfully at the Baptist Hospital where
she is making good progress toward
recovery, according to reports we get
DIR. A. o. Boals and wife, of Somer-
vile, Tenn, a leading physician of
that place and a relative of Mr.. and
MRS. A. S. Hardwood, of Memphis,
who have been ON the coast, are in
Biloxi for month and they have an
apartment at the Moon Shine on West
Beach They only made reservation
for one week but after seeing a large
string of fish which were caught by
DR.. Warrington, Mr.. Hazelwood and
j. H. Etter brought to the shores of
thit city, he decided to prolong his stay
for month. Biloxi Daily Herald.
The Circuit Court for Fayette county
convened in regular session here asst
Monday and Judge Jno A. Upton,
serving as special judge in this circuit
in place of Judge Baptist who has been
in the west for several months on ac-
count of his health, being unable to be
here the bar elected Hon. l. E. Gwynn
of Covington to sit as judge during the
session. The grand jury was impanel-
ed, instructed and proceeded with its
work. the civil docket was disposed of
and the entire court adjourned Monday
afternoon until Fri lay morning when
twill re convene for two days, adjourn
ing Saturday.
John Gillespie of Dallas, Texas, Wis
tied old friends and schoolmates here
the first of the week. He was born
about three score and ten years ago in
the Rehobeth neighborhood east of
Somerville, moved to Texas with his
parents. when boy, returned to this
county and attended school at the Ma
con Masonic Academy where he was
schoolmate of many older citizens of
the county now and which school was
one of the leading educational institu-
tons of the country. He has been in
Chicago visiting his daughter, and
stopped over here to see those old time
friends.
TIE elementary schools and several
of the two-year high schools of the
county will open the summer sessions
mex. Monday. Every school in the
county has been assigned a teacher this
year and unless for some last~minute
resignation or refusal to accept their
places, teachers will be at every white
school to begin the term next aonday.
With the colored schools it is quite
different. Not much more than half of
these will be supplied with teachers.
And the reason is plain. The colored
teachers will not attend Institutes
and will not attend examinations
and hence cannot secure certificates.
The colored schools will never be sup
piled with teachers again until their
teachers learn that they must do these
things