The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-02-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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If you have any cotton seed to sell
see me L. N. Carter, Mgr 2-lS
Mrs. II. W. Lipskv will entertain
the Ladies Auxiliary at her home on
Friday afternoon.
A few doses 666 break cold. adv. 2-22
Somerville Lodge 70 F. & A. M. will
hold its stated meeting tonight, Feb
ruary IL. Visitors welcome.
666 quickly relieves cold, adv. 2-22
r. W. Sessums has been in Monroe
county, Arkansas, several days the
past week looking after business their.
During bis absence Mrs. Sessums has
been visiting relatives in Memphis. =
Rub My. Tism relieves Rheumatism
Neuralgia, S rains. adv, 2-22
Wanted to buy sew raj good milk
cows. None but good producers want
ed L. F. Catron, Somerville, K, 5. Is
'And Home Came Ted is the title
of play that will be played at Lipsky
Opera House on Friday, March A, by
the High school assisted by young
people Of Somerville. This promises to
be a great success in the amusement
line.
For SALE Carload of Seed Oats, re-
cleaned, 500 bushels Red Rust Proof,
1909 bushels Burt oats, F. H. Light
foot. 2-l8
Rub My-Tism cures bruies cuts
burns, sores, letter. etc adv. 2-22
The Como Club gave their opening
dance on Wednesday evening and was
very enjoyable to the large number /
who attended The inclement weather
prevented a great number of out-of-
, town guests from attending but those
present assure us it was an enjoyable
affair.
TAKEN UP-0ne blue horse mule,
smooth mouth about sixteen hands
high E. r. Shore. Galloway Tennessee.
2-21
666 quickly relieves cold. adv 2-22
The chicken dinner given at the in
stitute by members of the Parent
Teacher Association last Friday even
ing was a naked success 1t was well
patronized end guests enjoyed splen- !
did menu and the managers realized !
satisfactory sum to be used toward
paying for new piano for the high
school.
For SALE-One flock of goats, 26
head, s35 for the entire flock. Jack
Dav. I'll
500 breaks cold quicker than and
remedy we know. adv. 2-22
County Trustee j. I. Jordan asks
The Falcon to tell the public that the
County Court fixed this years road
Communication money at $500 instead of
the $500 as it has beeh in the past
years. Men subject to road duty in the
county can work their time out on the
roads or pay $500 to the Trustee during
this month. AS we understand the law |
payment must be made in February or
the time must be putin on ike roads
when hand is warned
100 Bushels of seed corn for sale. |
Neils paymaster and Blue Ribbon. IS. |
per bushel. C. E. Wilbourne, Oak
land Tennessee. 2-ll
TORRENT: 4 acre lot joining ]. L |
Mayo, known as j. A. Douglass lot. |
Write C. B. Boyles, Box 54s. Bristol,
Tennessee. 2-1S
.Dr. J. H Gilman, local veterinarian,
gives The Falcon information that !
there sre numerous outbreaks of hog |
cholera in several parts Of the county |
and that he has been vaecinating large |
numbers of hogs the past two weeks.
Loses have been pretty heavy in some
sections. but vaccination has proved a.
gain. rs it always has, effective in pre-
venting the spread in herds where
treatment has been given. Hog owners
can not afford to run the risk of the
heavs losses of,valuable hogs when life |
insurance for them costs no more than
a few cents for the incubation. The
Falcon owner has had his heavy loss in
years past and every hog on our place
was inoccul ted las. week.