The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03

| Shelton from the State Equalization
Board in regard to their action on the
tax assessment in this county, and it is
only four weeks till the regular session
of the County Court. October term.
Rufus Hardy has accepted position
with The Falcon in the mechanical de-
partment and began his duties last Mon
day. He was employed in this Office he
fore going away to school two years
ago and is familiar with the work.
Charles Starkes who sustained seri-
GUS injuries last week near Joyner's
Camp Ground while driving one of the
county trucks and which accident YVES
reported in these columns is improv ing
satisfactorily and is able to sit up
Meeting TO begin at Rehobeth Presby-
terrain Church Friday night, September
8 You are invited to participate in
PRAYER for it that God may bless us ard
build our hearts together. " Come thou
with us and we will do thee good, !"
Jas. w. McNutt Pastor.
Drs. Yates and Gilman report the
glarders situation in the county now
under control and the condition salts
factory. No more stock were killed
after the report made in these columns
last week and that report ands as a.
bout complete for the cases found. The
veterinarians feel that no further spread
is now likely.
Howard wetzler left this week Tor
Memphis where he has accepted pos
ition with ]. T. Hinton & Son, Under
takers in that city. He has been assoc
lated with his father, John Wetzler, OF
, this city since completing his course IN
undertaking, en- ha'm'ng, ete. anc
goes to Memphis as graduate ~ tha'
! line of work to accept work with one
! of that city's most prominent and pro
gre sive firms. -
9 The gin at Warren which was bull
n last year by the Madison Cotton vi
/ Company of Jackson and operated las
; season by them was sold this week t
Warren citizens and business men AM
the gin will be operated by Them tn
p season about to open. j. M. Reams, Z
+ W. McKinstry A. F. Diffee, and other
+ are connected with the new manage
ment of the property,
; The Falcon family received this wee
i an invitation to be present at the mar
5 rage of Miss jamie Katherine Murre
y to Mr.. William Lee Miller at the hom
of the brides mother, Mrs. Laur
r Murrell. Mammoth Springs, Arkansas
e Thursday, September 18th, l:oO p m
n Miss Murrell is the youngest daughte
e Of the late B. F. Murrell of Somervlll
h and Mrs. Laura Murrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Allen of Wilson, ARK
n ansas. have been in Someryille TIL
t. week guests of the latter's cousin, mr.
i and Mrs. C. W. Crawford Mrs. Allel
3 will be remembered in Somervllle a
). Miss Mary Walker Crawford, daugh
: ter of the late Mrs. Josie Crawford
: The Falcon learns that DR.. and MRS
! Allen have bought the Mrs, JOSH
Crawford home just west Of Willistol
and will move there after this yea
and make their hons.
J. The new County Board of Education
d met in the Chancery court room
i Wednesday, September !. and organ
! lied for the new two-y ear term. Wyatt
Wilkinson was reelected Chairman
. for another term and the Boa tram
acted much routine business relating Z
. the operating of the schools. Censor
/. idations made at Blaine and Center Il
) the southwestern part of the count
were rescinded and both schools will D
opened az soon as teachers can d
secured for them
DIR. Yates. Veterinarian, Tho ha
. been practicing in this city, left Tuesda
for the Delta country where he vii
y nrati e. in he future. This leaves
: somerville without Veterinarian an'
e II IS hoped by citizens here who are IN
II terested that DIR. Gilman of JAG sol
e who was here once practing will com
hack and locate here. He has bee
d h re the past few weeks working WIZ
d the glanders in the horses of the CONT
e and talks as if there is chance tina
he might locate here.
The county schools which did not fin
!, Il convenient to begin their Sc sion o.
D August 2 oegani Hast Mondsy and 8
70 far as we know nearly every school u
If the county is now in session. except tn
e, County High School which begins o.
Sentember Is. The County Superintend