The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-10-21

Oroers among Irlends ana nelghDors TOT
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full
line for men,, women. and children.
Eliminates darnine. We ply rs cts en-
hour spare time. or $50. a week for
full time. Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills,
Norristown, Pa. l1.lS
C. s. Thomas OF Jackson has accepted
a position as aprescriptionist for Cart
mell;Gillmann Drug Company and ar
rived here with his family several days
ago and is at his duties with the drug
company. He has rented the Mrs
Jennie Farrar cottage OH West street
and has his home there.
The outfit for constructing the Laurie
Creek drainage ditch was unloaded at
this place few days ago and hauled
to the head of the ditch near the line
between the fourth aud fifth districts
between Somervile and Mason, where
the outfit will be set up and digging
will begin.
W. H. Leach Sr. ustained fractured
hip bone last week when he fell from
the top of a garage he was building at
his home in the CITY. The hurt is a
very painful one and he has suffered
very much from it. but reports are that
his condition is as favorable as could be
for one who has sustained so serious an
injury.
Several Trustees land sales are adj.
vertised at different points about town
to take place in the next two weeks and
the step indicates rather more active
season of pushing collections than was
last season when every body looked
with leniency upon his debtor as it was
realized that few could pay their debts.
From indications now claims will be
pressed for collection this year much
more vigorously every where than
they were last year.
Frequent questions have been asked
about the open dates for quail shooting
in this comfy, an everchanging season,
and interested parties have asked that
The Falcon state this week that the
season oEens on November % and closes
March 4 Word comes that there is a
good crop of quail this year and that
shooting promises to be good ifall bands
will wait till the legal season opens as
stated.
Several farmers in the county have
completed their cotton picking. this
announcement coming to Us first last
Saturday which was October Is. This
is the earliest date in many a year
that cotton crop has all been gathered,
The crop opened unusually early and
unusually fast and the good price in the
earlier part Of the season gave enthus-
iasm to picking with the result named.
Registered Jersey bull calves for sale
$25 to $50 owing to age, W.. T. Log.
gins
Misses Pauline and Bernice Lipsl y
and Maggie Winfrey are serving lunches
daily from ii q. m to A p. m. in the
Office of the F. H. .Lightfoot lumber
building on the southwest corner of the
public square and they invite their
friends to call there for sandwiches,
Brunswick stew. etc. The netproceeds
of their efforts will go to the County
Chapter of the Red Cross, and the cause
and the young ladies are deserving of
the help and patronage of the communi-
ty.
Be sure to read announcement of
Strawberry meeting in another column
and be present at the court house
Saturday. October %, at 2;3o.
The meeting Tuesday afternoon of
the strawberry growers as advertised
in last weeks Falcon was not largely
attended, but those who were present
discussed the matter with a de'ermina-
ton to go ahead. and adjourned to meet
again tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon.
October %. at 2:3O, at the court house.
and every man in the county interested
in berry growing is urged to be present.
Sad to relate that not merchant of
Somerville was present at Tuesdays
meeting. Wont they come Saturday?
They as vi ally interested as farmers,
or any other business men
/ have my potato house completed
and have room to store 500 bushels of
sweet potetoes for the public. l. F.
,Cstron, r. 2 adv.
What is no doubt the largest crop of
sweet potatoes ever grown in this sec
ton is being harvested here now and
the crop is meeting a rather slow mar
ket A few are being sold by local