The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-08-19

bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nor
ris of Laconia, and his hother, DR..
John Morris. of this city.
DR.. II. L Armstrong and family left
Tuesday by automobile for Illinois where
they will spend some me visiting his
and Mrs. Armstrong; respective par
ents.
Large crowds are said to be attend
ing The meeting at ] ,yner's Camp
ground which tegan las. week and is
con inueing thru this week. 1t is said
the attenoance last Sunday was tie
largest seen there for a nnmbsr Of
years,
A communication from Moscow this
week is not published because the send
err failed 10 sign his or her name to the
communication. We have a good live
cor espondent In Moscow and items In.
tended Tor publication from there will
receive careful attentionif handed to
him. Or we will pub ish them if pro-
pe,ly signed and sent direct, but 10
paper publishes unsigned articles,
A marriage of interest to Somerville
people will taKe place in Memphis to
day, July Is. when Miss Mary Barkdull
becomes the wife of Mr.. Chas r. Buehl.
of that city. The bride has spent much
time in Somers lie, asister of MIS-. d.
P. Staiuback, . granddaughter OF }.
W, Shaw OF this city, daughter Of
Mrs. ]. ID. Barkdull of Memphis. 81
is a young woman of unusually strong
and attractive personality, and has ma
friends in this city who will wish hei
well in her married life. She spent
several days here the past Vice., guest
of her sister, VINO entertained in heI
honor tn 500 par y at her home IT
the eastern part Of the city.
Mrs. W. T Lane of Jonesboro, Ark
ansas, is a guest here of her brother
R, X. thurman. Mrs. Lane was Miss
Matte Thurman, and was reared II
this cou she has kept up with tn
county news all during her long resi-
d nee in Arkansas thru the weekly
visits of ] he Fa con.
The store of Lipsky Br.thers wat
again broken into last Saturday night
end mems suits, pants, shirts, hose anc
other wearing apparel taken by the
robbers. TIE lock-on the front door u
the furnishing department was aga !
broR en- and the thieves entered and LEFT
by tn Z door. So faras ascertsined no
clue has been found Just turee We k'
prior to this break, the same store wai
entered in the same manner as tins
time and much of the same kind Of
goods taken.
The first open boil of c1tt n of the
present season came to The talcor
off August II, JUST an hour too late
to te announced in tue last issue. II
was sent in BY John Catron, col. OF the
fourth district, AID comes in about tw-
weeks earlier than usual. Cotton was
opening rapidly before ire past week {
rains, but opening has been checked
by the rains.
A mad dog created considerable ex
ci ement 10 town one night last week,
visiting sseve al yards and attacklne
dogs where ever he found them. be
was finally Killed by L. N. Carter as rs
Apr sched his home on South Man
street, a neighbor having telephonec
ur. Carter description of the dog and
told him same was headed that way
Many dogs were founded % b. the city
marshall next Cay and killed and all
other ofderedkeptin their own,rsyards
The building whics is to house the
new gin of the Planters Gin Co.. near
the N. C. & St. l. depot lis nearing
| completion and installation of the ma
cbinery is expect, to begin at an early
date to ave it ready for the opening Of
the ginning season here. The house is
counted by those familiar with such
things as one Of the best buildings OF
its kind in the county