The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-07-15

Bon Ton Wood and Coal Yard and will
serve The people with pleasure az all
times, with both coal and wood.
Tom Beall adv If
Mrs. J. K Crawford entertained
large number of the little folks on the
lawn of her home in this city lsst Tues
day in honor of the birthday of her
little daughter. Louise Games and
vefreshmen's we're enjoyed and the
honoree received a large number of
presents from guests
Registered Durocs for Sale at reason.
able prices. Bred sows, open sows and
gifts, male and female pigs. Excellent
breeding and good individuals. w 7
Loggins 73O
A card from Rev. C. A. Harper ad
vises US to change the ADDRESS of his
Falcon from Searcy, Arkansas. to
Memphis where he and his family will
be until September l, afterwhich date
he assumes the past rate Of the Pres
byterian church in Clarendon. Arkan-
sas and directs that the paper go there.
The annual Rossville Picnic will be
held at that place July IA and the pub
lie is invited to attend. Various amuse-
1nents during the day include music.
dancing, base ball, While a full supply
of refreshments, with barecued dinner
will be furnished. adv. rs
! j. W. Moffatt and family of Brigh-
ton vicinity in Upton county spent the
past week end the guest of r. Haddad
and family Mr.. Moffatt will be re-
membered here as County Farm Agent
for several years. He is now back
at his home farm in Upton county
where says he has fine crop and is
getting aloug nicely.
A deal was closed Monday between
Jno, W. Russell and Chas. A. Oliver
by which the former sells to the latter
the plant and business of the Somer
vile Bottiing Works in this city. Mr..
Oliver becomes owner of the entire
plant, bIilding and outfit, and the bus
mess which is counted one of the most
prosperous in the county He took
charge Of his new business Tuesday
morning and will continue to operate it |
with A L. Smith, who has been with
Mr.. Russell, as his assistant and oper-
ator. The Falcon has not learned what
Mr.. Russell's plans are.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. H Major arrived
here tie past week end are now set
tie In their lew home just west of
town which they recently bought from
G W. Farrar. 1t is good that Som
erville acquires IS citizens such good
people as Mr.. and Mrs. Major. Mr.,
and Mrs. Farrar are boarding with
Mrs E. A. 0zier.
At regular meeting of the Board
of mayor and Alderman Of Somerville
Monday night j. D. Rhea signed as
City Recorder and the Board accepted
his resignation and elected j. L Mayo
as Lis successor. MIR. Mayo taking
charge of the Office the next day. Mr..
Rnea left few days ago for Nashville
where he has accepted position with
the Internal Revenue Service with
headquarters in that city.
The Falcon has been asked to state
that meeting of the members of the
Cooperative Marketing Association
will be held at the courthouse tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon at o'clock and to
invite every member to be present,
This is the association which was form.
ed here during the term of w. A. Owen
as County Agent and shipped most Of
the livestock shipped from this county
during that period.
Mrs W. A. Rhea of Memphis spen
several days here this week looking
after business matters. While here
she closed the deal with the high school
board and the county board for the sale
to them of her home place on South
Main s rect to be used for a girls
dormitory for the school.
Prof. R. NJ. GIRLS. the Principal,elect
of the County High School. arrived
nere last Saturday W tn his family and
they are temporarily located at the
residence of DR.. A. o. Boals on South
Main street Their permanent home
Rill be the residence of Miss Sal lie
Horton on Somerville street to which
hey will move the last of August,
Prof Grills expects to begin at once
'ormul ting plans for next years
school and to interest citizens of the
.onrtr - go 5;oc tha;r .L;iS-ox, kn-a