The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

just IOhiplcNCo WI DOulfl eneih SASNe
and T. C. Clarke who comes here t
superintend the digging of the Loosa
hatchie drainage canal has rented th'
Lipsky cottsge vacated by Nr Matt 'ewI
and will very soon move hil fsmi'y t.
it.
The quarterly county court of Fay
cite county will meet in regular session
a: the court house in this city on mex
Tuesday, October 4. that being tbs
da.e for the regular meeting. The
docket has not yet been m,de up. bu
the best information that can be had il
that nothing out of the regular routine
OF bu-i1ess will be before the court a:
this session.
The Falcon learns with regret of the
death Tuesday night of Mrs G. B.
Baskeryi lie of the fourth district which
occurred al he. home after lingering
illness OF many weeks She was one
of the county Oldest and most esteemed
women, and is survived by her husband.
Rev. G. 5. Baskerville, and number
of children, all grown, Burial was at
Stanton. Wednesday. The Falcon re-
quests a more detailed notice Of her
life and passing be sent us for next
week BY the famiy or friends who
know.
Lumber for sale at our mill three
miles up the North Fork Creek from
Pattersonville. Austin Brothers, P.
o. Grand Junction, 107
George Day, SIN of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Day. received a ve-y painful
wound Wednesday Afternoon viii e
work ng at the Contra Oil Mill gin in
this city when bis hand was caught in
the gin saws and was terrible lacerated
almost 10 the sltow with the worst in
iuries to his hand, II was thought that
the injury would cause the loss of one
finger, but the latest word we had
after the wounds were dressed indicat-
ed hat the entire hand would probably
be saved.
The Falcon editor bad the pleasure
this week of seeing the hundred head
of grade Jersey heifers brought to Som.
erville a few days ago by j. P. Bowers,
H.. P Stainback and w, M MAYO, for
resale to the farmers OF the county
These heifers are oil said to be siredby
the best of registered bulls and bred to
other registered bulls. SO that the off
spring will be splendid dairy stock. In
the lot to be offered at public sale on
October6 are some splendid speclme
of Jerseys. and farmers intending to
enter dairying wi have a good oppor
tunity to get a. better type of dairy
cows than this county has ever had
offered before.
All things are set for the Democratic
Primary Election which is to be held
thruout the county tomorrow. Candi-
dates have been stirring recent weeks
and they go to the actual voting with
much confidence. each claiming fair
chance of success sand some assuring
their friends that their ell elton is sure,
Six candidates in the Registers race
areJ' w. Matthews, present incumbent
serving his seventh year. Richard Ozier,
G. W. Locke, M. D. Boyd, c. N. Reames
and K. C. Bobbitt. The two candidates
for Trustee are J. 7, Jordan serving
his fourth year. and J.. N. Clay. The.
The two candidates for County Cou't
Clerk are G. w. Crawford, p esent in
serving his tselfth year
md A. G. Murrell of Oakland Voting
begins at 8 a. m, Saturday, October !,
ind closes at D. m. and the result
should be determined by 8 p. m. the
'ame Gay.
Anent The Falcons editorial of last !
week placing ress upon Somervile's
iced Of q first class blacksmith and
ing shop. word was, sent US
his week by white citizen Of the coun-
y experienced in such work thathe and
N associate had slresdyabout perfect
d plans to operate such shop here
ext year, and assured US that every
fort would be put fort1 to conduct
UGH a business in that line as would
merit the support and patronage of the
eople. The public who is accustomed
0 have business in such lines will vel
ONE this information, for the reason
hat the long suffering thru which they
ave gore for years for wait Of su
n institution has neutrality-suspicious..
{ isgood and comforting to feel assured
4 the early establishment of a first
lass shop to be run on busiqtss lines.
The 1921 State and county taxes be
ONE due and payable on October !.
l.. A. hoo.s 49, m a,t;,r - - -.