The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

FOR Rents rooms suitable for light
house keeping. Miss Laura Waller. 4-03
Misses Jamie Mayo and Margaret
Day and Joe Bowers. spent the past week
end with friends in Jackson.
Don't forget to see Desert Gold"
Saturday night at the Lyric Theatre
also Sex Tuesday May 3.
Mrs. ]. C. Farrs spent the week end
wit her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hudson
at Malesus, Madison County.
have Durocs for sale; Service males,
bred and open sJws and gifts, male and
female pigs W. 7. Loggins, Somer-
vile. 4-29
Mr.. AMI Mrs. H. NJ. Rhea are being
congratulated by their friends on the
birth to them Thursday morning of
baby boy,
For SALE Young grade Jersey cows
= with young calves, AL good mixers.
w. 7. Terry Warren R. /.
For SALE Registered Jersey tull
calves. Sired by well bred animal and
out OF good producing dams. From one
to three month old w. 7. Loggins. 3
Half & Half cotton seed One year
from originator. Average turnout en-
tire crop as per cent. So per l00pounds.
L. A. NORMAN. II
For SALE One Fairbanks Morse
Eclipse gasoline engine, dandy for
SIT 90 with batteries attached. L.
Mcneil.
Mrs. ]. G. Richardson after spending
about two weeks visiting her father
and other relatives returned to Men,
phis Sunday.
Tom and Jim Humphreys came out
from Memphis the past week end for a
visit to their mother Mrs. Minnie D
Humphreys
The next monthly meeting of the
Cemetery Association will be held next
Thursday, Nay 5, at 4 p. m. at the
high school building and members are
reque. ted to be present.
Meals paymaster seed corn 800 per
bushel. Cotton seed 81 90 per hundred.
Cotton sold in February at 10 cents
sold last year at 50 cents a'pound. J.
B. Claxton.
Cards have been received in Somer-
vile by relatives and friends Of the
father. announcing the birth on Febru'
airy % in Paris. France, of daughter
t. Mr., and Mrs. Jack Cooke.
Mrs. w. C. Thompson of Pensacola,
Florida, is here this week the guest of
Misses Pauline and Bernice Lipsky.
Mrs. Thompson will be remembered in
Somerville as Miss Marguerite Brit.
tan.
w. S. Haukins and r. K. Arson,
who is a special worker in the interest
of the young people wi speak at the
Presbyterian church at the IL. o'clock
service sunday morning.
His many friends lhruout the county
will be grieved over the continued i'll
ness of W H. Johnston at his home in
this city. He has been confined to his
home for several weeks and his condi-
ton does not improve as it has been
hoped for.
Bargains in wagons and buggies !
Tnere has been no material decline in
factory prices of vehicles but am Of !
fering my present stock at actual coss
for cash. Florence wagons and Ames
buggies, both well known makes G. +!
w Locke. 4-S0 :
The regular monthly meeting Of the |
P T. A. will be held next Wednesday |
afternoon at 800 O'Clock. All the men, !
bers are urgently requested to be Pc
sent and as many visitors as viii come. |
The program committee has secured
Miss MCGOWAN of Memphis as the prin-
ciple speaker for this occasion. Miss
MCGOWAN has done wonderful work
for the ehildren Of Shelby county. hav
ing TIE distinction of instituting the
first nutrition school in the South in /
r..i a. c.hool M,llinr4nr, rln,alr- ]