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

/ Dr. j. d. GilImsn had as guest dur.
ing the holidays his sis.er from Jack.
son.
Mrs. H 4 P. Stainbaek and children
spent q part of the b liday season in
Memphs with the formers mother,
Mrs. j. d Barkdull.
The Falcon is glad once more to have
Mo COW notes in our columns. Wish
they would come oftener.
Eugene Smith has been assisting j..
H Webb with his annual inventory
the past week.
Misses Gladys Henley, Lillian
Henley and Ha line Bellinger of Mem
phis were guests during the holidays of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Bowers in this
ty.
The Falcon notes in the birth an
nouncements in the Commerc alAppeal
last w,e he arrival If o baby boy to
Mr. and Mrs. P R. Beasley. Lagr noe
the Dung man being born at tina Bap
fist Hospital. Memphis.
Mrs. H. W. Lipsky had a. her guests
for few davs during the holidays, her
brother, Phil Loeb, and his bride from
Rgsott. Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bullock are
soon % move to the Hatchie ball ESTATE
near Lambert which they and the for
mer's brother. Mr.. George Bullock.
bought two years ago from G. W.
Farrar, and will make their home there
the coming year. Mrs. Bullock will be
pleasantly remember, here as ISIS
Ii ian Ozier. for several yta,s one Of
the county's most prominen teachers.
They move here from s ran, Miss
! R. B. Young and fami y have rented
rooms rom ar and lsrs. G. B Mount
in he southren part If t,wn and have
we'd there Where they ,Xpeet to
sp nd the wi ter Mr. Young sold his
farm in the 70 nth district last year to
frank Sanders and has just given pos
session. He has no made permanent
plans and does not now just what he
will do. He has many friends in this
community that would b glad o learn
of his locat ng permanently in this CT y.
somerville business life kept up It's
Gus omary record this lear and !, ade
few business changes of any nature,
The buness houses aaout the square
remain unchanged with ony the few
clerks noled elsewhere changing places
Few towns that have fewer business
changes than does this one from y, ar
to year.
The County Board of Education met
in the Off Of the County Superintend
ent on ay Of this W elk in regular
quarterly session and attended TO a
lot OF miscellaneous business 1t was
found out then that every hite hooI
in county was sup lied with teach
xcept small number of schools
that nave fallen below the number
OF puDlis required by law as the mini
mum to keep the school going. This is
the nrst time nee war conditions d
prised { schools + SO many teachers
that all schools are tilIed and the g
teachers yet to be had in the county
if they are needed.
| Several merchants about the square
tell US that their Christmas trade tor
the last wees of the trade seas n WAS
, far better than tsey had previ US "a
that week anu better than they ex
tp cted. The past fall has been one |
small purchases i. a.. ines tnruo..t the
eoontry. All the high ups in the linan'
rial world ay now that conditio viii
. improve and business is gong to picl
: right up.
r. N. Crane who has be manager
the past year Of the Wessel-Alexaneei
farm east of town has arranged .ol
the operation of produce business Ia
Chattanooga End is leaving for tina
place, With his family. The remove
Iof mr. Crane from the community Is
distinctivs loss. He and his family arr
splendid people, cultured and useft
} and we wish be could h.ve t .und it to
his adva tage to remain he e He vii
, be succeeded in the management 4
the farm by q gentlemen from indiana
whose name we have not been able :,
/ get
) Beginning next week The Falcon vii
4 present we ky notes on garden ne n
has been its custom for several year
past. Freque favorable mment
have been made to " on the p 'blicatlo.
) of these notes. md 1t win be tie ain
I of The Falcon toanake them plofitabi'
and worth while during the colninl
Iyear Plans re already being mad'
by Us to have supply Of frost proc