The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-08-05

arrivnd Monday from Washington, D.
C. and are spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs h. P, Hob
son. Both young ladies' a,e employed
in the War Risk Insurance Bureau Of
the Treasury Depar ment
Rev. ]. S. Baird, D D of Fort
Worth, Texas, will occupy the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning DR.. Baird. be. ore going with
the committee on Christian Education
was a teacher in 0klahama Presbyterian
College for women, having prior to that
time spent a number of years in the
ministry in Oklahoma and Texas
Chas. d. Hull, Cashier of the Bank of
Gunnison, GunnisOn, Mississippi, is in
Somerville this week spending short
vacation with relatives here
Prof. J H. Forbis who recently NOV
ed from this city to Grand Junction was
here this week looking af er business
matters. He will soon assume his duties
as Principal Of the Grand Junction
High School for the com ng year.
Will Ingram who was for years a
resident of this city and as carpenter
foreman helped to build a number of
the best residences here is here from
Memphis spending few days with rel.
atives.
A most unique and beautiful enter.
tainment was given at Lipsky Opera
House Monday night by children of this
city when they produced "A Midsum
mer Eve," cantata of the very best
type. and delightfully."- entertained the
audience gathered to see them The
little tots were taught and led by Miss
Mary Farris of Whiteville who was
as, sisted by local ladies, d the music
was furnished by Miss Gilchrist of
Whiteville. All who saw the perfor-
nance speak in highest praise of the
way the little folks performed Their
several parts, sproncuncing the enter :
taiament one of the prettiest seen in
Someryille for some time.
The store of A F. Dennie st Warren
was broken in.o Monday night of
this week and a quantity Of groceries
taken out and carried off. Suspicion
! rested on loeal negroes who were sr.
rested and acknowledged doing the job
and they we're lodged in Jail. Most of
the goods were restored,
TIE circuit court last week was the
shortest session in years, according to
what officials tell US. Court did not
convene till Tuesday morning and
adjournment was taken at noon Thurs
day with the work of the session over
Only one case on the civil docket went
to trial, and the number tried in the
criminal proces dings wasless than
known here in long time A few
cases coming from the grad jury could
not be gotten ready for tri,l ard went
over to the next term of court A few
misdemeaner sentences to Jail were i'm.
posed as the heaviest per alties fixed by
the court.
Cooperative shiIping Association
marketed in July 1851 lbs butter for
bringing the farmers STA net profit.
Outside of this direct shippers market
edl7OO lbs, bringing $50. totaling
sl2l4. If interested in making your
cows earn you something write County
Agent.
The political pot is beginning to boil
in pretty rapid style in this county since
the date for the Democratic Primary
was fixed for October /. Four candi.
dates for Register are announced
in these columns and several others are
looking the field over to find gap they
can enter for the same race. So far
no other of the present officers have
any opponent announced. There ere
prospective candidates for Circuit Court
Clerk against the present incumbent
and for County Court Clerk against the
present Incumbent, but no candidats in
the field this week against either, SO
far as The Falcon knows. 1t appears
at this writing that Sheriff Ro;s and
Trustee Jordan will both get by the
committee without an opponent and SO
will not be in the Primary.