The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-28

days last week with relatives IN MEM
phis
666 quickly relieves a cold, adv. 2-2S
Misses Bernice and Pauline Lipsky
have had as their visitor the past week
Ralph Goldberg, of Florida.
Miss Marjorie Humphreys spent few
days in Memphis last week guest of
relatives.
Rub-My. Tism relieves rheumatism
Neuralgia, SLrains. adv, 2-22
Wanted to buy several good milk
cows. None but good producers want
ed, L. +. Catron, Somerville, r. 5. 2 IL
Mrs. Virginia Mathis has been in
Memphis several days this week the
guest of Mrs. Mary MOorman.
Jim Humphreys of Memphis spent
the past week end in Somsrville guest
of hi mother, Mrs. Mime d. Hum
phreys.
H. A. Washington and family OF
Memphis were he week end guests OF
his parents, DR.. and Mrs, j. .. Wash
ington.
RUB Nv ism cures bruies cuts
Y burns, sores, letter. etc adv. 2-2
FoR SALE Registered short horn
bull. Fine individual. L. F. Catron,
eoroar.;lla RE "a
Mi lillian Morrow of Oakland was
the que for few days last week OF
he. cousin. mrs. W, P. Boals, on
Somerville street.
To prevent Geld take $685. adv z ~
Mrs NJ. L. Wilkinson and daughter
Mrs. w H Wi son, are in Nashville
the CUES of the formers son, K. L.
Wilkinson.
666 quickly relieves a cold, adv 2-22
Mrs. H. C. Norman has had as her
guest the week past her neice, MISS
Ell zabeth Maxwell, daughter of Mr.
and RS. John Maxwell, of Leland
Mississippi.
W. E. Narremore returned from
Memphis hospital several days ago and
the last information is that he IS rest
ing easy and has made some improve
ment
For SALE-Genuine Klondyke straw
berry plants, 100 for SIC, 1910 for "a OC
MRS. W. A. v infrey, SomerviIle,
r, l. "a
The following Somervie Masons at
tendea the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge in Nashville this week: Jobr
Wetzler j. G. Hendon, w. h, Leach
Jr.. ]. q. Summers and Tom Ros'.
666 breaks cold quicker than and
remedy we know. adv. 2-22
One of happiest occasions of the pre-
sent season socially in Somerville was
fast rriday night at dance given by
the the young men of the city at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lipsky on
South Main street.
WANTED To buy few registered
Duroc gifts, bred to registeredmale for
spring farrow or old enough to breed
now. Have sold all bad. And adver-
Using turned the trick. w. Loggius.
James L. Robertson writes his father,
w. l. Robertson, of the eight district,
that he is settled for a time at Fort
Dix. New Jersey. He recently enlisted
in the regular army for one year and
left for the sc vice about the beginn-
ing of he new year.
SrRAYED-One brown bay horse mule
4years old. l5i hands high. Has not
been heared recently. Liberal reward
paid for recoviog of mule. Notify w.
s. Latta, Somerville or Bailey Nor
rison. Laconia. II
One of this community's best known
n and most respected colored men died
lat saturday when TomJefferson de-
parted this life at his home just north
of Somerville. He was a prosperous
farmer, and intelligent colored man
and good citizen.
For SALE Singe Comb Brown Leg.
horn eggs for Matching. 81. 81 for Is
hrs W.. A Winfrey, Somerville,
RI 2-iS
The :::asonic Grand Lodge of Tenn
essee in session at Nashville this week
honored two Somerville hasons with
Offices in the G and LodLe. They were
]. G. Hendon who was elected Deputy
Grano aster Of the Grand Council,
and John Wetzler who was elected
Grand King of the Grand Chapter.
100 Bushels of seed corn for sale,
Neils paymaster and Blue Ribbon. %.
per bushel. c. E. Wilbourne, Oak
fr--o OH