The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-15

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to be served locally from a garden her,
were by Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Jones wit
ate their first Wednesday, April 6. un
usually early for this section. They
were OF the Excelsior variety, a very
early kind and one of the best
Miss Anne Hester Tucker who is {
graduate nurse in a Memphis hospital
has been spending several days recent
ly With Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A Tucker, at their home here.
We read few days ago that If one
will get sulphur stick and place it in
the bucket while milking that will Ger
tainly kill the taste of wild onions in
the milk. After the milk is strained
soak the sulphur stick in clear water a
few minutes and rinse it off and it is
ready for use next time. We have not
had o,casio to try it, but it ap
peals to US as reasonable method.
Two young men were brought to
Somerville last week from Moscow by
secret service agents of the So. road
after being committed to jail here from
J. P.'s court at that place for robbing
freight cars. The young men who are
about twenty years old refuse to give
any information that identities them in
any way and they are confined to jail
here in default Of bonds of 81, 900 each
which they have not been able to give.
DR., James McLaren assisted by the
senior class Of the High school will de-
liver his dramatic recital of Joan of
Are at Lipsky Opera house Monday
night. April Is.
J Q. Shaw, manager of the plant
and business of the SomervilIe Ice &
Storage Company in this city, is au.
thority for our stating that the plant
and mac hinery has just been thoroly
gone over by an expert plant man and
is now in the very best condition for
opening for the season. He advises
that the plant will begin making ice at
an early date and that he has arrange
ments made with nearby towns so that
about all the plants surplus ice this
season will be sold as fast as made. He
is looking for good season for the
concern.
SALESMAN WANTED-To represent
Norman Mfg. Company, Quincy, III,
inois. in Fayette and adjacent counties
selling a line of stockmen's supplies
direct to farmers. Excellent PROPOSE
ton. No investment. No collections
or deliveries to be made. You are
home every night AMI are given every
assistance by highly developed sales
and advertising organization. Write
G. C. Robson, Box "a, Jackson, Tenn
sssee. 4-15
The weather man smothered our gar
len notes out this week. We just did
not have he nerve to offer a suggestion
n face of weather we have had since
he last issue of The Falcon. From
freezes and frosts to floods. The notes
will come again with the sunshine,
The Como Club gave another Of tn. ir
and enjoyable dances at
.ipsky opera house last Friday night.
Sesides the local people there were
present numbers of visitors from Mem
,hls and other nearby places, and
he affair is said ID have been one of
he most enjoyable dances of the year.
j. L. Day and Herbert Howse who SO
uccessfully conducted the American
picture show in this city last season
ave a. ain arranged for its operation
he coming season and will open for the
ear on the evening of April % with
iadame Mazimovs as the star, 1t wi
'e satisfaction to Somerv!lle movie
overs that this popular place is to be
pen at an early date ard run regular.
y thru the season.
Mrs. Katie Knox Leavell died at the
ONE Of her father, F. NJ. Knox, in
his city Tuesday night after an illness
( a month. She was born and reared
n Somerville and has lived her entire
fe here. She was popular with her
'ide circle of friends and was a de-
oted and careful daughter. She has
o members left of her immediate
amily except her sged father, F. M.
.nox, with kwhom she has made her
ONE. Burial was in the Somerville
cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
After May l state and county taxes
ecome delinquent and interest and
enalties will be added. Under the re-
u ar tax law these are due and become
elinquent on Maren l, but the recent
.cislature passed a special act max