The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-02

ain again gong 10 operate the 0n
pant OF theCentral Oil Mills and will ap
preciate your business, / VIII as usual
buy cotton, will be in the market every
day with good prices, J.. N, Carter.
Miss Elizabeth and Mar Warren Tay
Tor and their brother William, return
ed few days ago to their homo in
Memphis after spending some time with
their uncle, Sam Taylor, at Taylor's
Chapel
Rub My-Tism for Rheumatisma adv
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Malo:e. Mr.. and
Mrs Cola Wiles, and Miss Nell Hill
of Whiteville visited relatives and
friends in Somerville the past week
end.
WANTED Two school girls boarders.
Mrs. K F. Richie, sOmerville. Tenn,
The following officers visited Bed
ford Forrest Lodge X, of P. So on Tues
day Aug 80. John Tinker G. X. R. S.
VIC. Alderman Grand Trustee and K.
A. Luther Supt. of the Insurance De-
partment.
The infant baby of Mr., and Mrs. R.
W. Reeder was brought TO Somerville
for burial last Saturday. the father
accompanying the little body here,
after just two weeks of life on earth.
Somerville friends of the parents will
sympathize with them in their loss.
Sc cures Bilious Fever. adv.
The Lyric Theatre will present to
the pubic next week four first class
shows on TUESDAY,, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday nights This is Para
m unit week for the theatre ard the
best pic ure of the season will be
shown.
Mrs. C. N. Crook of Moscow, Mrs.
Quisenberry of Kerrvile, and Miss
Frances Newly of Memphis. spent the
psst week end here with their father,
w. S. Newly. and their step mo her
who is quite i'll ct the Newly home on
South Main street.
Miss Mildred Jacocks arrived in this
county this week to assumrle her duties
as County Home Demonstration Agent
in place Of Miss Annie Brasfield who
will be member of the faculty of the
County High School which opens its
years sessions on September IL.
Mrs. ]. T. Haden, and Mrs. R.F.
Currie and daughters, Mary Louise and
Roberta who have been the guests Of
Mrs N. NJ. Gibson have returned to
their home at Charlottesville. Arkan-
sas
Spratt Ransom, respected co.ored
farmer of this district. was killed in
stantly last Monday while clearing the
right Of way for the Loosahatchie
drainage canal just below Somerville'
in the bottom, when a tree he was cut
ting down split and struck him.
666 cures Cold quickly. adv.
As The Falcon goes to pres Thursday
the condition of Mrs W. S. Newly is
disquieting TO her family and friends.
She underwent verylserious operation
more than two weeks ago at Memphis
hospital and was brought home several
days ago, where little improvement has
been no ed in her condition. She has
shown wonderful vitality andhcpes ale
that she will ) ct rally and be wellagsin
With the coming of Septemer one
counts the summer about over, and tie
one just gone will be rememb; red ss
one of the hottest seen in this section
in an average life time. When he
rains ceased In early May, the tim
persture rose all al once from that Of
the rainy cool spring up 10 the hottest
summer remaining so thru May June and
Juy. with hardly day of re ief to
sufferi & hum, nifty. Crops suffered
from the drewth and heat. ponds
dried up and ock water became scarce,
pas ures cessej to grow grasses for
stock. 1t ell rem nds Us sgsin hat it
v ould b. ong. long. yer WITHOUT the
change Of seasons,