The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-06-24
Rub-My Tism kills pain.


Rub BY Tism kills pain. adv.
Guar ntors Of the Ridpath chitauqua
which has cont act TO put on q series
of en- ertainment 10 somerville this
season have bsen notified by the head
Office of hat company that da'es a.
round the nineteenth Of July hsve been
fixed for the entertainments here. No
efforts It organiza ion or publi:ity for
the coming event have been inside. as
we learned when certain of the guaran-
tors we're seen Wednesday Of this week
Rumor has It that contracts for the
boring Of two oil wells in this vicinity
have been made recently. with and
agreement that actual work must te-
gin by Apgu t. The Falcon has not
obtained any definite information on
the subject bit those rumors have
been persistent for two weeks Tan
there appears some grounds. for it
being said the contracts have beenlet.
Locations and other etai 8 have of
course rot been given out by tkoss in
terested in the prof cts.
On monday afternoon Mrs. Sydney
Wilson delightfully."- entertained q
number Of friends in her lovely coun-
Try home. The living room was artis-
tically decorted with institutions and
ferns. Five hundred was enjoyed by
those present. The Misses Lipsky cut
for the prize, which was handsome
deck of cards, Miss Rtrnice being the
more fortunate. A delicious ice course
was served The hostess was assisted
in serving by Misses Sarah Watkins and
Frances Rhea. Each aud all left for
home declaring. it most delightful oc-
casion. and Mrs. Wilson a charming
hostess. re"
Rub My-Tism kills Infection. adv.
In a special election held in the Town
Of Moscow last Saturday to elect .
CORPORATION Magistrate to fill the vac
ancy caused by the recene death Of
Hon. j, j. Steger. w. L. Jewell was
the only candidate and received every
vote cast, 45 votes His certificate Of
election left Someryille for the Cover.
nor's Office Monday afternoon, and it
is expected bis commission from the
Governor will be here in time for Esq.
Jewell to take part in the proceedings
O. the July term Of court.
Dsst Saturday an interesting meet
ing was held at the court house Of
those interested in dairying in this sec.
ton. County Agent Pryor explained
how from nothing year ago cream
shipments from the county bad grown
to 800 gallons per week. Alsr, how
farmers were getting but ten cents
per pound for butter at the local stores
and shippers are getting 25 cents per
pound for butter fat. Esq. r. B,
Young presided at the meeting and told
the gathering that creamery was al
most assured for Somerville in the near
future. He said the promoters of the
creamery were awaiting few more
investigations before actually organic
ing and taking s'eps to start the work
Of building the pant. OF course twill
require many more cogs than are now
being MIXED in the county for dairy
parroses to make the plant prosperous
and q go, but tho e behind it be-
lieve that farmers and other will in
crease their number of COWS as rapidly
as a ready and convenient market is
offered locally. Another meeting viii
be held next Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock and al. ere invited.
Fayette County Day at the Jackson
Experiment Statisn viii be on July Z.
accord ng to advise received at this
Office from H. s. Nichols. Division
Agent for West tennessee. On that
date Fayette county farmers are givea
. special invitation TO visit the farm
and see its work. 10 live stock, and
other attractions. They are welcome
there on any day 10 TIE year. but Jsay
Z has been fixed for = special visit. low
rate has been secured on the N. c.
z. r. and farmers sre asked to take
sdvantage Of the opportunity. A spec
ial program has been prepared and
work Of interest to every farmer win
be done during the day. along with !
whit to the farm plots Of different
kinds. Other counties are assigned Z
day during the week. Shelby County
Day being the same - Fayette County
Day c. B. Piper, one Of this county's
most progressive farmers said to the
writer, re gently that be got full valne,
for every day be spent 1t the Expert
ment Farm. and there Il no doubt
other farmers can.