The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-08
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White Leghorn cockerels for sale al
81 each. Somerville Plantation. 4-3
J C Lightfoot and w, S. shinault
shipped car of hogs from this city
last week to Memphis where they were
sud to the Memphis Packing Corpora
ton.
have Durocs for sale; Service males,
bred and open sows and gifts, male and
female pigs. w. T. Loggins, Somer-
vile. 429
Misses Frances Crawford, daughter of
of DR.. and Mrs. j. X. Crawford, and
Miss Nell Crawford, of MIR. ard Mrs.
G. W Crawford, were visitors to vii.
liston the past week end.
Rev. 7. L. Russell of Jackson will
preach at St Thomas church in this
city next Thursday night at 7;30 and
will hold early morning communion on
Friday morning. The public is cordia ly
invited to attend both services,
For SALE-A refrigerator, White
enameled inside used one year. Price
SIS, Can be seen at Mrs, A 0. Boals,
E. Mcneil.
Circuit Court Clerk S, A. Wetz'er
has rented rooms in the R. E Buford
home on Concord street and he and Mrs
Wetzler will at an early date move to
them and MAKE their home. The Fall
con family is glad to have these new
neighbors.
'How the Story Started" play
given by the Williston Parent-Teacher
Association, Friday night, April 8. AID.
mission 10 and zoe. The money to be
used for the benefit of the Williston
school house, all invited,
Dr., Jno. Morris, Mayor of this city,
asks that the attention of Somervil e
people particularly be called to the an
nouncement in this Issue of county
vile Clean.up-day April IA, and the
people of Somerville give thier earnest
co-oL eration to the movement,
The public is getting much genuine
pleasure out of the band concerts beng
given in the court house yard each Sat
urday afternoon by the local band.
The members Of the band are giving
good music and the public is enjoying
it to the fullest. Somerville is FORUM
ate in having this fine organization here.
For SALE Jersey COW with calf
three weeks old. J.. B. Claxton. Som.
eryille. r. f. d. 4-l5.
DR., V. w. Yates VITO practiced Veter'
mary Medicine here for several years
arrived this week from his home at
Greenwood, Mississippi, and is spend
ing few days with frienGs here. He
reports financial conditions in the Delta
country far worse that they are here.
For SALE-White Leghorn eggs for
Matching. so cents per dozen. Somer-
vile Plantation. as
Since our last weeks issue further
examination of the fruit following last
weeks freeze convinces US that the
peach crop in this section was practica ly
destroyed entirely. A few people tell
us that certain trees have fair
crop, but our examination finds nearly ,,
every peach killed. and other fruits
badly damaged by the freeze.
Chairman W. G. Shelton. Clerk C. w.
Crawford and Trustee j. 7. Jord-n,
the committee appointed BY the county
urt Tu sday to sell the $50, coo of
bonds authorized, Thursday morning
sold the entire sue to the Somerville
Bank & Trurt Company of this city,
the price paid being par and accrued
interest.
''Yanki San" was presented at Lipsky
opera house last Friday night TO one
of the largest and most enthusiastic
audiences that has ever assembled II
that auditorium. Ii was q japanese
play and was cotton up by local talent
and given for the benefit Of the Parent
Teacher Association. Few entertain
ments of any nature ever given in Som
erviIle ELECTED more favorable comment
than did this. Its presentation showed
fine preparation and splendid degree
Of talent in the loo people taking the
several parts.