The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-03-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For SALE 500 cedar end locust fence
posts feet long, % cent delivered J.
H. 0zier 3-l1
DR.. ]. S. Washington is looking after
business on his plantation in Monroe
county, Arkansas, this week.
WANTED-A car load of good hogs
Prices to cents per pound E. S.
Robson. Williston, Tenn. 3lS
R. D Higgs who has Teen a guard
at the penitentiary in Nashville during
the Roberts admistr tion is at home
with his family in this ely.
A few more first class Rhode Island
Red cockerals for sale. Will sell cheap
to close them out. W. 7. Loggins. Sill
Harry Bowers who travels for Peters
Shoes Company in western territory
has been here this week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Bowers
Remember that buy load of seed
once in awhile, f. H. Lightfoot. S26
NJ. D. 30, d is in Knoxville this week
attending the State Encampment,
Modern Woodmen of the World, which
is in session in that city, and j. X.
Boyd is filing the formers place at G.
w. Locke's store.
have litter Duroc pigs that will
be weaned in month. Males $IOeach,
females sl5,, at weaving time. Pedi-
grees for registration furnished with
each pig. w. T. Loggins. 3-lS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cartwright and
H. A. Washington of Memphis were
the past week end guests of DR.. and
Mrs. J, S. washington at the iatters
home here.
For sALE-0ne 2 year old Duroc
male, registered good Individual, and
one male 6 months cd cheap for cash
or will trade. j. B Claxton. R.. 2. 3-lS
Representative Hugh P. Crawford re-
turned to Nashville the first of the
week to be present when the legisla-
ture resumed its work Monday after
being in recess for a time. 1t is pre-
sumed that sessions will continue now
until the expiration of the rs working
days of the body.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E Carpenter and
lit lie daughter, Dorothy, of Memphis.
spent the week end with their parents.
MIR. and MRS 4. Z Carpenter. Mr..
Carpenter returned to Memphis Sunday /.
but Mrs Carpenter and little daughter
remained for short visit.
Silicitors wanted at once. Two active
men for this county, 500, 10 monthly to
Start. Must be trustworthy. Address
Court of Honor. Box 1856. jackson, Tenn.
Careful examina ton has been made
Of the fruit buds by several fruit grow.
ers of the community and all tell US
that the fruit crop has not been hurt by
cold yet, and that the promise now is
that there will be q fine local crop.
Seldom have the buds been so far adj
vanced at this season. but the weather
has been ideal for development and no
,old severe enough to hurt.
For SALE-A Cyphers 7O-egg Incuba-
'or, in fine condition. Costs new over
80. will sell for sl2 cash. Am selling
% buy larger marhine Of the same
make. Machine can be seen at Falcon
office. W. T. Loggins.
The stockholders of the Somerville
&c & Storage company have b en- call
d to meet in annual session on March
for the purp Sc of eleeting officers
or the ensueing year. The concern
ad its first year Of operation last sea-
on and did a good business and proved
blessing to this communityin furnish.
X a constant supply of ice thru The
ssson without ngle interruption.
or SALE Choice recleaned Lespedeza
eed guaranteed free Of johnson grass
ed. termination test extra high
per bushel I, 0. B. Baton Rouge.
4. AddressJ. Hays White. IN.
jackson. Tenn Sis