The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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For Rents rooms suitable for light
house keeping. Miss Laura Waller. 4-30
Mrs. C. L. Dickinson spent few
days last week in Memphis where she
was the guest of relatives.
Mrs. j. G, Richardson of Memphis is
a guest of her father, Fred Gooseman,
and other relatives.
WANTED-A good cook, male or fe.
male, one that can take care of garden
and chickens. j. B. Claxton. 4.22
Tom Beal and family moved few
days ago into the Episcopal RETRY and
will make it their hone
Frosts occurred Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday of this week and is said to
have done damage to early vegetables
in several sections
You cannot afford to miss seeing
xieland to Hawaii" real minstrel
given by the Como club on Friday
/. April29 Nothing eo1ld be funnier. adv
Sol Lipsky af tie Folson-Lipsky
Company has been at home the past
several days confined to his bed, bu. is
somewhat better at this writing.
j have Durocs fo- sale; Service males,
bred and open sows and gifts, male and
female pigs. W. 7. Loggins, Somer-
vile, 4.29
The movie show begins the year on
next Thursday night with a good pro.
gram. J. L. Day and Rufus s. Hardy
are now running this popular amose-
ment place.
Half & Half cotton seed.0ne year
from originator. Average turnout en-
tire crop As per cent. IS per lOOpounds.
T. A. Moorman. If
4 Miss Marjorie Humphrey who was
assistant engrossing clerk in tue ten-
ate during the recent legislature has
returned to her home here and is as.
sisting in the office of Register j. W.
Mathews.
Bargains in wagons and buggies.
There has been no material decline in
factory prices of vehicles out am of
fering my present stock at actual coss
for cash. Florence wagons and Ames
buggies, both we'll known makes. G.
w. Locke. 4-30
Dixie andt to Hawaii areal minstrel
given at Lipsky 0pera-house April
20, by the Como club. Will be some.
thing well worth seeing. One big
feature will be the Hawaiian Orchestra
from tleroof garden IN Memphis. adv
Don't forget to go to the opening
show at the Lyric Theatre, Thursday
night April %. featuring Madame
4 Nazimova in the The Brat" adv
John Ayers and family who have
lived for some time at the Episcopal
rectry near the Southern deport moved
last week to Williston where they will
reside in the future. Mr.. Ayers is Sec
ton foreman on the Somerville- Mos
COW branch of the Southern.
Miss Mollie Boyd last week attended
the marriage at Covington of Miss
Lucille Bailei to Mr. Robert Williams.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. w. II.
Bailey of that city and is a grand
daughter of Mrs. c. P. Mcdowell of
this city, being grand-neice Of Miss
MOllie BOYD.
The Lyri, Theatre will present to the
people that sensational emotional star,
Nazimova, in The Brat" on their open
ing night, Thursday night April p,
also for Saturday night, April 80, they
will show Desert Gold.
Three shows week from this date
will be shown Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday. adv
Died at his home in the second dis.
t-ict last Saturday, April 16. James A.
Treadaway at the age of 81 years. He
is survived by one son. Joe L., and one
daughter. Mrs. Luther Schrimsher. /.
both of the second district. and a
daughter. Mrs. Henry Lesth, Of the
fourth district. Burial was at Liberty
in the second district Sunday afternoon
ats O'Clock, Rev. Daniels Of LaeOnia I
gnduc ting the services.