The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-11-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Rev. Yates Moore and wife wer
visitors in Somerville Tuesday of thi
week. He is pleasantly remembers
here as pastor few years ago OF tn
local NJ. E. Church.
Tom Beall has full control of thu
Bon Ton Wood and Coal Yard and wi
serve the people with pleasure at al
times, with both coal and wood.
Tom Beall adv u.
For SALE-Good family mare, z yrs
in fine condition. Also good mule,
years, fine shape call or see M. D.
Boyd u
Circuit court for this county viii
convene in regular session next Monday,
the fourth Mond ~ in November. AS {
general thing Thanksgiving day comes
during November term of court, but
the turn of the calendar puts the
holiday a week ahead of court thit
time,
FOR RENT-A 4-horse crop, at War
rem School. Apply to Blake StainbacF
at Fayette County Bank. l22
DR.. Jno O. Boals and wife arrived
here the past week end and are guests
Of parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. o. Boals.
The younger DR.. Boals is on a leave Of
absence from his duties as surgeon ii
the Army Hospital Alexandria Louis.
lana, to which he will return in couple
of weeks.
LosT-32 Calibre Winchester rife
between Mrs Taylor's and square.
Re urn for reward to Falcon Office. T
o, Polk.
LosT-0n the afternoon of the
Shower given Mrs. E, A, Tucker a
DR.. Armstrong; residence. fur neck
piece with brown lining. Return t.
Haddad 3 store and be rewarded. adv IL 4
Rev. w. d. Pickens preached his
first sermon last Sunds, to the Method.
ist congregation in this city and made
a most favorable impression with his
\ hearers. From every indication and
every word that comes from his forms
err coarges, the local church and the
town are most fortunate in having the
services for the next year of such a
man and pastor as ar. Pickens has
Teen elsewhere and promises to be here,
Over aquarter of "a million well-known
men and women from different parts Of
the country have signed written endorse.
ments for Tanlac. Rhea Drug Company.
The Falcon is folio ing its usual
custom this week of printing the ed
ition one day earl in order to give tue
workmen in the Office Thanksgiving day
holiday. The paper is being printed
Wednesd y afternoon and will 60 to its
subscribers ut IFS usual time. tho
printed y early.
Single Comb Rhode Island Red
cocks and coo erels tor sale. W. T.
Lopeins. 1928
The quail shooting season for Fay
cite county opened uesday of this
week and man, sportsmen looked for.
ward to tn day with leasure while
many pot honters began shooting a
month ago. if rumors be true. TIE
last Legislature abolished he hunters
license for this count and citizens can
proceed to shoot at their pleasure
without depositing the u fee for the
benefit of the State Game Warden
This county has not had z me warden
for years, and has not recei ed one
penny's wo tn of all 81 fees paid
during these year. It is believed a
majority Of citizens " uld willingly pay
the license fee if the money was put
to . reasonable and fair use in protect
ing game. No license needed in the
county under the new Law
Tsnlac's best advertising comes from
v~..,v,le who have actually used IL Rhea