The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-16


land Red eggs for hatch ng. So for Is
to reople living in Fayette county. W.
r. Loggins. 4-3O
Neil Wood has taken over the auto
repair work of W. H. Hughes on the
east side of the public square and is
operating same now. He comes as an
experienced young man in auto repair
work and promises satisfaction to his
customers.
TAKEN UP-0ne bay horse, owner
can have same by identifying and pay
ing costs. w. t. Poore, Somerville,
IR.4 4-l6
And those interested in the establish
ment of a creamery here continue to
speak favorably to us of the propo-
sition and in ever increasing numbers.
We have written Mr.. Bellah, asking
that he come to Somerville and discuss
the matter with those intere ted and
hope to give you his reply in the next
issue.
We buy, raise and sell fur bearing
rabbits and other fur-bearing animals
Pl ce our order with US, and list what
ever stock you have with us, stating
lowest fiat prices on large shipments.
Address 5l5-5l7 N. P. Ave, Fargo,
N. d. 4-23
Graves lvey was in Somerville few
days this week and returned to Mem
phis From there h expects to go to
the Army Hospital at Fl. 0gelthorpe,
Geor ia, where he will undergo an OPP
Grafton on the injured leg from wound
VIII lie at the front in France during the
World Var. 1t is hoped that by this
operation he may be entirely cured of
the effects of the wound.
S. B. Reatnes Carries the best Tim
othy Hay money will buy, Choice Pra-
irie Hay, Four kinds of Horse and
Mule sweet feed, two kinds of hog
feed, one kind of dairy feed, four kinds
of Sorghum Seed, Soy Beans. Black
Eye California Peas, Whippoorwill
Peas, White Mill corn, Yellow Corn,
Tennessee Red Cob Seed Corn. " hite
Mill Corn, Yellow Corn, Oats, Cotton
Seed Meal. Hulls etc. If you want
eggs buy Purina Chicken Chowder and
scratch feed. Adv 4-l6
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Loeb of
Chicago were guests few days last
week in this city of Mr. and mrs. H.
w. Lipsky, and with the first named
came Mrs. Henry Loeb, also of Chi
cago, and who is yet guest of Mr,
and RS. Lipsky. Mr.. and mrs. Sol
Loeb of Jackson and Ben Loeb of Mem
phis were also guests for the past week
end and also AIRS. Kittner. Mrs. Lip
sky's sister of Orlando, Florida.
For SALE The lumber and other
material in the old Lipsky residence on
East street which is to be torn down.
Purchaser must buy material and take
care of the removal himself. Apply to
Louis Lipsky. tt
Her many friends in Somerville will
regret that it has been found necessary
for Mrs W. L. Crawford to leave Som.
erville in hopes of lettering her con
dition of health, following the recent
death of her husband. Mrs. Crawford
left here yesterday, Thursday, for
Memphis where she has arranged to
have a room and care in the Home for
Incurables in that city She has been
a resident of Somerville for about a
score of years since her marriage and
has won fine circle of friends here
wbD wish her happiness in her new
home.
The magistrates of the county should
take notice of the change in the law as
to the admission of patients at the
Asylum. Heretofore magistrates have
had the power to commit patients af
ter holding an inquest in Their re pect-
i've districts. The Act of 1919 takes
this power out Of the magistrates in
general and vests it solely in the Chair
man or Judge of the County Cou t.
Hereaf crit will be necessary under
the law for some person to report cases
insanity TO the County Curt Clerk,
accompanied by an affidavit giving the
name of the patient is residence, con-
dition and setting forth the fact of his
insanity, and requesting the Clerk to
call the matter to the ention of
the Chairman, so that the necessa y
papers may be ssued for an inquest to
be held by the Chairman of the court.
The law makes it lis duty to hold such
inquests without extra compensation.
and also requir the County Physician
to act as physician without additional