The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-07-08

July I, last Monday. passed in Somer-
vile without notice except holiday
was observed by the banks ard post
Office and half holiday by most Of the
business houses. There was no celebra-
ton of any kind or other affsir in honor
of the day. Audit vas one of the hot
test fourths ever known here with a
temperature of 81.
The annual ROssville Picnic will be
held at that place July IA and the pub
lie is invited to attend, Various amuse-
ments during the day include music.
dancing. base ball, while full supply
of refreshments, with barecued dinner
will be furnished. adv. 70
The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday School spent a very pleasant
outing last Friday at Joyner's Camp
Ground where they had their annual
picnic. Automobiles and Auto-trucks
carried the party and their baskets end
batting and other amusement during
the day were much enjoyed, as was,
also, the good dinner served.
Registered Durocs for Sale at reason.
able prices. Bred sows, open sows and
gifts, male and female pigs. Excellent
breeding and good individuals. W t.
Loeeins. 7.30
j. A. WiDtrey who is one of the
county's large land owners has just
completed threshing his wheat and oat
crop and is highly pleased with the re-
suits, in spite of the fact that the long
drowth came alorg just as the heads
were maturing and cut the yield some
what. He estimates his oat crop at
not far below 5000 bushels from 100
acres. and his wheat crop at above 400
bushels and thinks both profitable.
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 tt.
After the tax rate was fixed by the
county court Tuesday the taxes for this
year were calculated on the home of c.
W. Crawford, County Court Clerk it
being classed as en- average home.
substantial and comfortable, and not
elaborate, and it was found that the
county. state and city, taxes together
for 1921 will cost Mr.. Crawford over
800. or between $500 and $500 per
month for the year. Can they long
stand such taxes?
For SALE-Sever registered Jer.
sey bull calves at reasonable prices.
Terms if desired. W. T. Loggins. 7-SO
The Baptist revival meeting closed
Wednesday night after continueing for
a week and a half. Rev. Maer, the
pastor did the preaching turnout the
meeting and most favorable comment
is maze by those who attended on the
forceful sermons he delivered during
the series OF meetings. The singing
was lead by Mr.. Womack of Jackson,
who was assisted by Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. McNutt with trombone and cornet,
and was much enjoyed by the congre.
gatiuns.
666 cures Chills and Fever. adv,
The Ridpath Chsutauqua will give
three days Of entertainment in Somer-
vile beginning July 10 AID invite the
public to give their patronage. Tnis is
one the We y best Cbautauqua concerns
in the country aad one that seldom play
as small towns Re Scmerville and the
community here il mist fortunate in
having presented here such features Of
entertainers as are on for the three day
beginning on the nine teenth: Local men
have guaranteed the company pay for
the full three days and assume all res.
possibility for the financial end of the
performance end these gentlemen IRE
particularly anxious that the people
give it their support.
666 cures Den0ue Fever. adv.
Much interest was manifested loc-
ally last Saturday in the Carpenter.
Demspesy fight at Jersey City, and the
results were announced in front of
Csrtnell. Gilman Drug Company's as
fast ss received and in a few minutes
after Carpenter went down in the
fourth round it was known to those
gathered to receive the result. The
most unique wager here was between
Mr.. Folsom Of Folsom Lipsky Company
and Mr.. Cartnell of Car tmell-G Gilman
Drug Co., as result Of which Folsom
carried CartmeH six times around the
public square in q wheelbarrow. it
beir q the unanimous opinion that Cart
nell lost most in hav NO 10 be iolfed