The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-08-12

nounce Encouragement and approach
ing marrisge of thir daughter, FlOssie,
to Mr.. John W. Morrison, The even
will take place on Wednesday. Angus
| II.
Miss Horter Sc .Burton left here Sat
urday for visit to Mammoth Springs
Arkansas, where she goes ss the guest
of Mrs nee Miss JAMIE
Murrell.
Tom Beall has full control of the
Bon Ton Wood and Coal Yard and will
serve the people with pleasure at all
times, with both coal and wood.
Tom Beall adv If.
Ire annual camp meeting at Joyner's
Camp Ground began yesterday and it is
said that the number Of campers there
promises to be larger than for years.
All gate fees have been abolished for
this year and admission to the grounds
is free to all. 1t is expected by the
officials of the camp ground that the
attendance this year will be larger than
for many years.
Word from the hospital in Memphis
Wednesday is that Mrs. W. S. Newly
is getting along nicely. She was oper
ated on several days ago and her friends
here will be glad to learn.of the improv'
ment in her condition.
666 cures DenQue Fever. adv.
The Commercial Appeal of last Mon
day announced the marriage in Mem
phis on Sunday of Miss Fora Moore O
tais city to Mr.. Howard F. Miller O
Memp is. The bride has been Chic
operator for the Cumberland I. & I
Company in this city for several years
and has servet most satisfactorily IL
that capacity, and it is generally re
5 GREETED hy patrons of the office tina
: she leaves that position. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller will reside in Memphis Mrs
Shinault succeeds to the position o
Chief operator.
Rub.My-Tism for Rhcumatisma adv
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. L. Cozine hav
this week taken charge of the Count.
High School Dormitory on South Mai
street which was recently purchase
: from Mrs w. A. Rhea and will put
in shape for the accommodation of his
4 school students who want boarding &C
conmodations during the coming year
{ TIE s:hool auth rites are fortunate I
be able to make arrangements with
member of the high school faculty I
7 have charge of the dormitory. Th
I institution will be operated on &C
: operative basis, the boarding student
y getting their board for just what il costs
! VITA no added profit. This should fui
!. nish pupils with the very least es
pensive. living possible to be obtained
any institution of learning and shoul
/, bring the high school many pupils frol
! the county,
d
The FIRST general rains that hay
|. visited this county since May fell du'
. ing last eek and covered the 1entir
county. From the spring rains in Ma
till last week only local rains had falle
s and several parts of the county Ia
very few of these. Crops had spffere
y for want of moisture, but it has bee
: said by most everybody this week thu
the suffering was far less than was e
IS timated. Early corn lost most and ca
make no recovery as it is too near
, matured. The later corn is general
: good and the cotton in most parts
:" the county is fine, wed worked, cles
I ! and very promising. 1t is general
J said that the rain of last week came
time to save the lezpedeza crop al
. that with seasons from now on the hi
crop will be good. The way the GRO
held up under the long and seve
m drow tn with the extreme heat Of Jul
q d July is marvellous. and with seasol
'e from now till frost here will be a goo
le harvest of most all crops in the count
: Rub-My Tism cures sores. adv.
IN For SALE-l5 pure bred Brown lie
rs horn hens. laying now. Price 81.
each Mrs. X. F. Day.