The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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FoR SALE 500 cedar end locust fence
posts z feet long, rs cent delivered J..
H. 0zier 3-I1
2 Miss Dorothy Barkdull of Memphis
spent several days recently guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. P. Stainback, in
this city.
Home Came Ted"a home talent
play, the best ever played in Somerville
will be presented by the Fayette Coun-
ty High School. Friday March 4. Special
music. Admission rs and S5 cents. 3-4
Mrs. Jennie Cole and daughter, Vir-
ginia, of Memphis were here last week
several days, guests of the formers
brother, B. R. Dickinson.
For SALE Barred Rock eggs for
Matching. 50 for l5 or IS for 80. For
setting sold during March two eggs free
witheach setting. Mrs. NIB. Horner.
FARM WANTED : Wanted to hear from
owner of farm or good land for sale
worth the price asked. l.. Jones. Box
R5l, 0lney, Illinois.
Miss Sophia Mount who is a teacher
Of music at Batesville. Arkansas, was
home the past week end for visit to
her parents. M and Mrs. C. B. Mount.
Miss Gladys Henley of Memphis was
guest of local relatives and friends the
past week end.
A few more first class Rhode Island
Red cockerals for sale. Will sell cheap
to close them out W. 7. Loggins. 3-1l
J L. Sanders returned from Memphis
Wednesday after having accompanied
his wife to the Baptist hospital in that
city, where she underwent an operation.
He reports that Mrs. Sanders condition
is satisfactory and improving rapidly
Don't fail to see Home Came Ted,
atthe Lipsky Opera house on Friday
March 4. Auspices Fayette County
High School. Admission 25 and IS
cents.
For SALE Choice recleaned Lespedeza
Seed guaranteed free of Johnson grass
seed termination test extra high
S. per bushel +. o. b. Baton Rouge,
La. Address J. Hays White. Y. M. C.
A Jackson. Tenn 3-l8
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Farrar, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Winfrey and daughter.
Mary, and E c. Boswell returned q
few days ago from stay at Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Mrs Junius Hobson of Memphis
spent few days this week in Somer-
vile the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L.
Di kson
William Wilkinson was home the
past week end for visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Wilkinson at
their home south of town. He is a
stpdent in the A. & M. College. Stark
vile, Mississ ppi.
The Falcon has cabbage pants on
hand daily now. Genuine frost p oof |
plants.
Fresh bread daily an next we k at
am. to supply the needs Of house,
Keepers for the M sisonary conference.
Give US your order. Murrell & Scott. !
Rev. o A. Mars Assistant Pastor
of the First Methodist church, Of |
Memphis viii occupy the pulpit of the
local Methodist church Sunday morning
at II O'Clock a. m.
The sweet potato meeting at the |
court house last Saturday afternoon |
was attended by few enthusiastic
potato growers and prospective growers
who heard the discussions with interest.
County Agent A. A. Pryor discussed
the possibilities of potato growing, the
need for storage facilities and curing
houses. MARKETING. etc. and several
of tho present signifed their inten
ton Of putting in one to Ave acres of
sweet 20 alto this year,
Mrs. H A Butts and little daughter
Of Lexington have been guests this
week of relatives in this county Mrs.
Bats viii be remembered here as Miss
Jennie Rhea. Her husband is Presid-
ing Elder of the Lexington District Of
the NJ E. Church South.