The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-12-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

No issue of The Falcon next week, /
don't look for it.
Rub My.Tism for Rheumatism. adv
Mrs. j. 5. Washington win spend
her holiday season in Memphis with
her cnildren End their families.
All kinds Of rough lumber for sale.
J.B. Claxton adv. l-l3
Mr.. Robert Trip of Brownsville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Dancyville,
visited Mrs. Ramsey.
Get your Tanlac where they We got it.
Rhes Drug Company. adv
Norman Lipsky is home from schoo
at Castle Heights. Lebanon, to spend
the vacation season with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lipsky.
Place your orders for Xmas cakes with
Mrs. R. T. Seymour, Telephone 65O4
Adv. 1928
DR.. Blackwell OF Randolph Macon
Womans college, maze short visit
last week to his sister. MRS, Anna u.
Mosby, at her home in this city.
Oscar Davis died at his home SOUTH
east of own last week, after a hnger-
ing illness of several Yeas. He leaves
his widow and three small children.
Blu ial was at lanyard in the fifteenth
strict.
To break cold take 666. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Perrin are leaving
TO-DAY for Batesyille. Arkansas, where
Z they will spend the holidays with his
relatives and her sister, Mrs Sam
Casey.
Miss l.. Dortchie Burton, teacher
at Lynchburg. Virginia, is here To
spend the holidays with her mother,
MIS-. Lucy W. Burton.
666 cures bilious fever adv.
Last year after holidays numerous
subscribers wrote US they failed to get
The Falcon Christmas week and asked
us to send one. Take notice now that
you will get no Falcon next week.
Tanlac will overcome that run down
debilitated condition and make You feel
..,nA ill., nv. old oalf again RhoQ
Drug Company. adv
Mrs. Ramsey received news last week
of the death in W Washington. D. c. OF
her son, w. p. Ramsey, who was ar
attorney in that city.
Somerville Lodge No. 70, F. &. A. M.
will meet Tuesday night December ~,
' it being St Johns day. for installing
the new officers for 1922,
666 cures malarial fever adv.
County Superintendent J. B. Sum
mers held an examination OF teacher
last Friday and Saturday. three whit,
and seven colored teachers taking it
He was assisted by Mrs. j, B. Sum
mers and Mrs W. T. Loggins.
Tom Beall has full control of tn
Bon Ton Wood and Coal Yard and wi
serve the people with pleasure at al
times, with both coal and wood.
Tom Beall adv II.
Ed Carpenter Jr. has been here TO
several days from his home at Green
wood, Mississippi, visiting his parent
and looking after business matters.
Single Comb Rhode Island Re
cocks and cockerels for sale. W. I
Loggins. 1928
y Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Farris have Wit
them for the holidays their daughter
Miss Louise who is u teacher in tn
South Georgia Normal school at Va
dosta. Ga. and their son. Bradshaw
who is a student at Sweetwater. lenr
Miss Pauline Lipsky left several day
ago for New York where she is spenC
ing the holiday season with her aunt
Mrs, John Lehman whose home is !
that city.
-. H. Warbrittan this wee
bought from the estate of Mrs. Jenni
Farrsr the residence on West stree
in this city and will move his family
it about the first of the Ginning year.
666 cures chills and fevers. adv.
Many porkers were killed the first G
the present week. While owners {
many others feared to ris> the KILN
with the weather as it was We hes
OF several farmers whokilled some tin
ago losing much meat.
tits time of year for renewals to paper
and magazines for the years readin
and he Falcon calls attention o. il
readers to its clubbing rates. One sui
scriber this week taking he FalcO
and three other papers got his sub criI