The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-02-04
Moscow

Awkward, stoop. shouldersd, tall,
honest Of nature, simple Of language,
difident as young girl. Pioneer.
farmer, rail.splitter, wrestler, store
keeper. lawyer, statemsn. Humorous,
patient, kind. champion Of freedom,
preserver of nation, martyr president
of the United States. BrOad of vision,
resolute of purpose, a tremendous
worker, with faith in himself, bis God
and his fellowmen. The rude log cab
bin, in which poor farmer lad strug
Rled by the aid of fire-ligbt. chOrcoal
and wooden shovel to fix in his mind
the fact that two and two make four
brings thoughts that stir every freeborn
American soul. Only great man can
strive tor great idea. Only great
country can produce Lincoln.
We all wish to be true citizens of
our country, therefore let US begin by
being true citizens Of Moscow and show
our love for it by our works, Moscow
does not now ask US to die for her
welfare but asks US to live for her,
and so live ana so act that her govern.
ment may be pure, her officers honest
and every corner of her territory shall
be place waere the bes, mea an d
women may grow and live.
BY the care of capable physicians
and attentive nursing Esquire John j.
Steger isreported much improved This
will be welcome news to lnr, Stegers'
many friends over the county,
Mr.. ". C. Moore. our genial night a.
gent Of the Southern Railroad Company
spent day Of week past in Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montana have returned
to their home in Tuscumbia after ashort
visit with the latter's mother Mrr. o.
P, McCandles.
Mr.. L. j. Pardue who has been the
guest OF his daughter Mrs. j. l.. Cros-
sett for some days left Thursday for
bis home in Helena.
Mrs. NJ. Mosley has returned to, her
home 10 Biloxi.
The greatest victory ever won by
mortal 10 q surrender of ones heart
to God.
The plsy Friday night in Chambers
Hall rendered by pupils of the local
public school was well attended and
was means Of raising about $50 for
school purposes.
Gods foundations Of forces are sure
even the invisible. The natural eye
fails to see grayitation, electricity, or
any Of the mighty powers Of nature.
We could see God il We could benold
His wonderful forces, Faith. sees
Him every where:
Virge and Parish Steger who have
been here By the bed side of their faith
er. Esq. Steger. left for their respective
homes Friday.
At u recen. meeting Of the Muscle
Shoals Highway Association held in
Huntsville Mr.. r. NJ, Ware and II. M.
Boswell wereamong the lsadsng Off
clals chosen for the present year. With
an oil together pull We will yet have
that highway pass through this section.
Mrs, Ethel Simmons, the efficient
teacher of the school at PatfersonviIle,
spent the Sabbath with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. N. Ware.
Real the parable of the Marriage
Feast. There are three ways In wnIcn
this parable may be considered; first,
of an entertaining story tOlo Uy d
matchless story-teiler; second, as an
event of serous slgnltcance at crlticai
moment in the llfe OF Jesus; and tnlr !.
as a moral lesson applicable to our ow
conduct.
H. j. Hazelwoo0 has accepted a
transfer t0 rural route out If Mem
phis and entered upon his duties mere
ahe. first of the week.
The gates of mercies are always
open. vet now few accept the opportun-
ity.
j. j. Burnett Sr. of Somerville was
business caller in town Thursday.
We are informed that in many of
our public schools the children are al
lowed to use the same drinking vessel.
IL might be wise for the new County
Superintendent to take this important
matter up With the heads Of the diff
ferent schools who should be held sc-
countsble for such unwiss conditions.
We are told that many local people
find interest in Moscow notes. Ii 80.
we wonder Why thsydo not nsndjn fsw
notes of general IN eree. each wax.