The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-29

5, under the management of
the Lyric Theater. Special music.
The marriage in Memphis Wednesday
of this week Of Miss Kate Rhea Weems
to Mr.. George Dewitt Bolton will be Of
interest to her friends and former as
sociates here. She was reared in Som.
ervi'le and since moving to Memphis
several years ago has often been a
visitor to her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Blalock,
and has thereby kept a hold on many
warm friends in Somerville.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
will be observed as the Week of Pray
err by the Womans Missionary S ci ty.
of the Methodist church. The service
Monday, 3 p. m. at Mrs. Morton's
Tue day 3 p. m Mrs. Tucker's We'd
nesday 8 p, m. Mrs. Dickinson. All the
ladies of the Methodist church urged to
attend these services. Ladies of all the
chu' chs are most cordially invited to
these services.
Elbon G.. Mckinstry. wife and chid
from Mississippi have been guests the
past ten days of his mother. Mrs. W..
McKinstry, at her home at War; n.
He has been for several Years an en-
ploye of the Y. & NJ, v. Rv. in the
Delta and is returning to his work aft,
a vacation trip of several weeks thru
the west.
Forrest Bryson has bought out the
stock of groceries, fixture and bushes.
of the SomerviIle C.sh Grocery on the
east side of the square and will conduct
SINE in the future. He has been man.
aging the business for several months
for s former owner. and takes it over.
The new m engagement will conduc, it
as a regular grocery and meat mark t,
extending credit and favors as other
concerns Of the community
The Falcon has BEEN much gratiied
recently at the appearance on The streets
and the performance Of the new brass
band which was some time ago organ
lied in this civ, The first appearance
in public was on the day OF the County
Far. at which time they play d a
number Of affections. performing 18th
credit to themselves and their lead r.
Mr.. Smith VINO is due the credit for
organizing and teaching the mem ers
THIS organiza ion we c nfdently look
0 as n of the grea e { pie asure
giving institutions of the city.
Hon. Hubert Fisher, Congre ssman
from this istrict, has .pent .everal
days last week and is speaking at sew
eraI points thruou. this county in the
in crest Of the Dem craft. state and
ma ional tickets. Hon. W.. W. Bond is
covering dates this W elk and Hon.
Harvey Hannah will speak today,
Thursday. October %. Speakers have
pretty well covered the county in the
pas ten days n reports from some
If those who have been with the speak
ers it appears ta.i considerable enthus-
iasm has been stirre up on behalf of
the Democratic t ok I.
The Ladies of the Pr, sayt rian
Church gave a Halloween party last
Friday nigh. at the home of Mr.. aud
Ms. II. S. Shaw in this city. 1t was
N the nature of an apr n party. each
member of the Ladies' Auxiliary
5rin ing an apron for the Bazaar that
will be given later. Each guest was
invited to bring as many pennies a his
or her wa st measued. Tn, members
of the party dressed A. gh st.
and spooa and with the z cd nature
of the gathering and the pleasure Of
games. Refreshments. etc. the eveing
Was q very pleasant one thruou,, as
well as profitable one for the auxiliary.
The gin p ant in this city belonging
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TO the Union Seed & Fertilizer company
was buned Sunday morning, the fir
being discovered about 5;sU and it had
gained such Roadway that il was not
pos ,isle to check it The entire ola. /
was consumed by the flames. Itwas
sal by ,h.se reaching the pant nrst
tina the sLell of burning coal oil was
' ~ p ain and'it looked Ike incendiar.
ism. LIE IRE started in the part Of
the y n immediately unser the gin
81 nds where there is no fire at any
time, and makes Il look unli Asly tina.
It's starting was purely accidental No
natice had been given the manage q |
10 close the gin, and here zee IS nd
more dlssa isfaction in the community
as as operation than the other gins
The company !. said t. have had $40.
90 insaran e OF the plant. No co.tor
was burned in it.