The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1912-01-05

medical aid was secured. The pa
tient was carried to the Junior Or
der Hospital where she has been
getting along very we'll, considering
her age. 1t was deplorable occur
renee and the sympathy of all for
the poor, old lady was expressed.
Married-Wednesday, Dec, 9th,
Miss Cora B. GaIliher to E. Hudson
Hopkins. They will reside at DAN
vile, the home town of the groom.
The bride for several years was
manager of the Postal Telegraph
Co., this city, and has many friends
who will wish her well in her new
relations.
The New York Cafe opened for
business last week in the Stanton
building on North Main street. for
merly occupied by Rogers Ice Cream
parlors. The cafe presents a very
neat and attractive appearance,
The linen is clean and everything
sanitary; and the bill of fare unsur-
passed and with all the prices are
reasonable. This is something that
High Point has long needed and we
trust the business will be a success,
Mr.. j. D. Fulmer and daughter,
Miss Beulah, of Elizabeth City,
spent the holidays with the family
of Mr.. W. B. Griffin on East Wash
ington street, Mr.. Fulmer leaving
for home Friday and Miss Fulrler
remaining over this week.
Christmas exercises at the
churches were we'll attended and all
the children received their treats.
Interesting exercises were held. The
superintendents of the various Sun
day Schools were remembered by
the scholars in substantial presents.
The holiday spirit of good cheer and
fellowship prevailed,
| The new Harris building on East
i Washington street is nearing COM
pletion. Younts & Craven occupy
one Of the store rooms. Mr.. Mally
Gray will open a grocery store in
the other. The third floor has been
rented to the Masons and the sec
ond floor will be used for offices.
Mr.. Delos E. Hammer has two
rooms on second floor for his offices,
The T. P. AS held their annual
banquet the evening of Dec. 9th at
the Elwood. The principal speaker
was Hon. R. A. Broyles, of Atlanta
who addressed the large number
present.
Mr. C. C. Edwards las opened the
Edwards Business College over the
Blair-Hoskins Store, formerly the
High Point Business College loca
ton.
The Sherrod block of stores viii
soon be ready for occupancy. Ar
| ideal location for the merchant, of
fees and quarters for the Industrial
Club, just in the rear Of High Points
splendid postoffice building.
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Mrs. j. E. Kirkman and daughte
| Avery have returned home afte
spending several months at tn
North in the interest of Miss Kirk
mans health.
II Mr. j. T. Ryan, for some tim
II with the C. G. & 0. railroad a
Il Soliciting agelt, has been elected
II Secretary OF the Southern Furnitur
Manufacturers Association, succeed
! ing g. ]. Field.
| Died, Sunday near Pleasan
| Grove Mrs. Wesley Cecil in her 80tI
] year, paralysis being the cause 0
| death. The funeral services wer,
held Monday afternoon conductel
| by Rev. c. A. Cecil of this city.
II Just believe business is going t
be good this year, anyway. Dispt
doubts and it will help business
Be an optomist, not a pessimist.
Mrs. GuzzIer John, don't Sc
how you can drink SO much" M
Guzzler There are times, my dea
when even | myself am filled will
wonder at my capacity"
II It looks like China is determine
to have a republic and here's hopin
that she may get it The eyes |
the celestial has been opened an
the pig tail is being discarde
Surely this is an age of progress.