The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-01-02


Sonscrvilie has rented the L. N. Car
ter farm and has moved to it with his
family
III P. Stainback has moved to the C.
A. Stainback cottage in the eastern
part of this city, turning over his form
er home place to Mr. Glover who some
time ago bought 1t
w. 7 Fowler is this week moving to
the place at ZUZU which he some time
ago bought from M. L. Farris and
Jas /" Rhea is moving TO the Fowler
place which he recently purchased
Miss Mary Louise Taylor who is a
student in the University of Tennessee
spent the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and mrs. Sam T1Vlor, at their home
at Tayior's Chapel.
For SALE-The home place in Hick-
DRY Withe and farm of $50 acres one
mile east of Hickory Withe, the prop
erty of the late ]. E. Ivy. Alss four
Jersey milk cows, to freshen soon. APP
ply to F. I. Ivy, Hickory Withe. If
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mcqueen of this
city have word from their son Cloyd,
who arrived in the states December
2S from France where he was in serv-
ice with the Marines since last June.
He is now in Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. " ashington had
with them for Christmas festivities
DR.. and mrs. C. J. v Washington and
little daughter, Jim " Washington, and
Mrs. ". 7. Cartwright and three
children. all of Memphis.
Mrs. Nd. l.. wilkinson had with her
Christmas children, Wyatt viii
kinson Esq. Chas. l.. Wilkinson of
Memphis, Rob wilkinson of Nashville,
and W. H Wilkinson and MRS. ". H.
Wilson of the fourth district
For SALE Choice recleaned Lespe
deza Seed. guaranteed free from John
son grass at $6.75 per bushel (. o. b.
shipping station, oss Side Plantation,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana Address J.
Hayes White, jackson. Tennessee.
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Miss Sallie Horton and Miss Willis
Harvey, teachers in the \ emphis City
Schools, were at home in Somerville for
the Christmas season. They viii re-
turn to tnelr duties the hrst of the
comlns Week.
The coal situation i Somerville has
been renewed by the 1.rrisa. vi several
cars Both the dealers and the gins
ha G received supplies coal ana all who
need it can get 1t in unlimited quanti-
ties now
About score of ccpSus takers will
begin their work in this county THIS
week taking Uncle SANS decennlal
census. and the hearty cooperation OF
all citizens is required TO make il sue
cessfu
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johns ION had with
them for the holidays their daughters,
Misses Birdie and Bessie, teachers in
the George James School near Eads,
Miss SOPHIA of Little Rock, and Miss
Mary Sue who is in training in school
for graduate nurses in Memphis.
The three Somerville churches, Meth
odist, Baptist and Presbyterian, each
had a visit from Santa Claus for the
each of the gatherings being
accounted delightfully."- successful and
pleasing to the young people of the
The dancing inclined of this city gave
a very joyable dance at Lipsky opera
house on the night of December rs, it
being strictly invited affair Invita-
tons were issued to about $50 guests
in this city and nearby places, and the
affair is counted by those attending it
as a delightfully."- successful one.
I. X, Murrel has accepted a po-
sition with the Meridian Miss. Light
& Power Company and moved this week
from this city to tn place to assume
his duties. He was with the same
concern for several years before re-
turning to Someryille about two years
ago.
Mrs. Ora Burton and Mrs. C. B.
Perrin are in Batesville, Arkansas, with
the formers daughter. Mrs. Sam Casey.
His friends here will regret to learn
that Mr.. Perrin was taken sick during
the holidays and was carried to st.
Louis where he is now in st. Johns
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aver and children left
Wednesday for Newport, Arkansas.
where they have leased a hotel prop
e.ty for the coming year. Mr.. and