The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-07

C. B. Perrin who travels in Arkansas
for Simmons Hardware Company spent
the holiday week here with his " fe
returning to his work the first of the
present week.
Misses Willis Harvey. SaIlie Horton,
and Hortense Burton who are teachers
in the Memphis schools have returned
to that city to resume their cutles
after being at their respective homes
here for the holiday week.
Mrs. Lee Hill has gone to Memphis
where she is spending a mon h at
Hotel GayosO, the guest of her mother
in-law. Mrs. Napolean Hill.
Miss Charlotte WinfreY of Greenwood
Mississippi, spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Winfrey,
at their home in the fourth district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wetzler of
Memphis were holiday guests Of his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. John Wetzler,
at their home here.
Mrs. Ethel Britain and daughter,
Ethel, who once lived in Somerville,
now Of Rosedale, Mississippi, spent a
few days here last week guest. Of Mrs,
E. A. Maddox.
The Falcon has just heard that
Robert Day has rented the Stull place
in the Southwestern part of town and
will move to it soon. h.vin0 ented his
farm in the fourth district for the year
to tenants.
| have only five Of my September
farrowd pigs left and win close them
out cheap. They are good youngse RS
pedigrees furni he'd for registration.
well bred Durocs. W. 7. Loggins Lis
Am making up my breeding pens for,
the comm season and need tn 70 m
now occupied by about 40 S. C. II, /.
Red cockerels. ss, IS and GO each.
4 w. 1 L0ggins. %
Miss Birdie and Miss Bessie Johnso
who are teachers in George James
school in Shelby county, and Miss
Sophia Johnson who is teacher in the
Little Rock public school spent the
holidays in Somerville with their par
ents. Mr.. and ars w. H. Johnson.
| Miss Frances johnson of Arkad lp ia
Arkansas, was gueEs for several days
last week of Mrs. w. 7. Loggins in
this city.
DR.. and Mrs j. A. Albright had as
their guests for tie holidays all their
children, Rob and Vanee AM the lat
ter's wife OF Memphis. and Mrs, J..
A. Halcombe OF. Clarksbale, Mississippis
and Miss Geneva who is at ending
Scnool ID memphis.
His friends in Somerville will be
gat 0 know of the moving of Prof
Harry Clark from Knoxville to Nash
vile where he assumed the first of the
presenl yea the duti s of Secretary
TO, Baptist State Christian Educat on.
1 He has been for number of years
head of the department of Education
at the Uni ersity Of Tennessee.
January is has been fixed as date
for m etings in every county seat to
dicuss the decrease in the cotton acreage
of ths country for the coming season
aud we are advis, d the meeting in
Somesville will be held at 2. p. m on
THAT uate. All citze interested In
the welfare of the county are urged to
attend this meeting
The Chambe, of Commerce of Mem
!, lphis - putting on campaign tnruou;
the three-states nea, that city to en-
courage di ersined farming and ue.
creased cotton acreage Tor the com
ing yea. anu nave advertised tn ee
meetings 10 Fayette county on Jan
"A at p. IN. anese are at Somervlle,
moscow, and Rossvilie, Ind speaa ers
viii De At eaen place from the cham.
Der Vi Commerce. The punile is In
I vlted to be present.
Judge teck began the term of fedora
: court fur the Western District OF Tenn
es ee IN aempnls last alonaa, anu the
| following Fayette coua.ians are on tins
} grand lur.; J.. 4. boyd, b. T. Henley,
r. b. Nebnut. W. h. Johnson. ant
Sam Parks.
Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. L. Farris held |
D reception Wednesday Of Christmas
week at their home in this city il
honor of Ar. and Ms. a. artin W
FaIris OF New York, who were guesil
; during the holidays and who were
married n New York q few mont
) ago, this oeing the r first visit to theil
parents since ti.eil marriage.