The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hoes WANTED Fee.ers, shippers
etc. W. S. Shinau t. Samervile' Al
Tom Morton of Kansas City was
visitor to relatives in this city last
week.
Mrs. C. B. Baynes OF Brownsville was
guest of her. mother, Mrs, Fannie
Rhea, the first Of the present week
I FOB SALE-A good milk COW, fresh
in May wago1 and horse. Mrs, Tom
: Montgomery,
William Stone who travels tru
Mississippi as a salesman was visitor
in S merville few days last week,
Hoes WANTED Feeders shippers.
etc. w. S. Shinault, Someryille. Al
The Census report shows ginn d in
Faystte county the past season TO
March q, 1921, %, 439 bales of cotton
and to same date last year 81. l67 bales
Mrs. Virginia Mathis has been spend
ing several days the past week guest
of Mrs. Mary Norman at the latter s
home in Memphis.
FOR SALE-A grade jersey COW, to
freshen in ten days by Guernsey male.
Fourth calf. Dry only past 6 weeks in 2
years. E B Summers, R 4.
A most interesting affair was he'd at
the opera house Friday night ty the
4 Presbyterian Auxiliary and most salts
fabtory profits were realized from 1t.
For SALE -Cuesta, for several ars
our leading herd Duroc boar. No be-
ter breeding and he is splendid indi'
vidual. James Alexapder Construction
Co.
MIR. and Mrs Alec Jones and Monroe
Jones OF Paducah were the guests the
past week end Of their father, J. M
kones, at his. home just west OF
Somerville.
Japanese Operetta Yanki San
Friday night. April 1st. No joke. but a
rare treat. Lipsky Opera H use bene-
ct Parent Teachers Association Ad,
m ssion IS and rs cents.
c. L; Moore Of this city is able to
ba out after suffering an injury frem
being run over By an automobile in
Memphis recently. He has been at bis
home here since the accident.
Little Miss Virginia Mai Shaw.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Jak Shaw
OF Memphis. spent several days this
week the guest of her little cousin.
Miss Polly Claxton.
The ladies Of the Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION served Brunswick stew at
the court house Wednesday for the
benefit Of their piano fun and. realized
nice profit from the affair,
White Leghorn' cockerels for sale at
So each. Somerville Plantation. 4-3
The regular, evening service viii be
held NJ the Methodist church Sunday
evening. Preaching by the pastor. Do
not fail to hear Mrs. Adams at the
eleven-o' clock hour. E. A. Tucker Pas.
tor NJ, &. Church South.
The regular meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held Wed
nesd.y, April All members are
urged to be present as important bus
i,esl is to be discu. sed.
FoR SALE-White Leghorn eggs for
Matching. so cents per dozen. somer-
vile Plantation. 4s
All members Of the Como Club of
Somerville are urged to be present at
the meeting to be held at the Legion
quarter. on Tuesday April at 80
This meetiag is to be he ! for the pur-
pose Of discussing the probability Of or
ganizing minstrel the Club.
An unusual sight for this season of
the year is to see the movers almost
daily passing thru the country going
q new homes for the year. This co.,
dition is caused by the difficulty expe-
rienced by renters in getting some one
to furnish supplies for making crop.
seldom has such been seen here before.
Quite different from last year when
merchants and money lenders were
hunting up these same men to get them
- gss their money and their goods.