The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-17

he died. On July 1st, 1868, he re-
ceived several scalp wounds.
DR.. w. M. Jones, County ply
sician, says he found no trace of
hookworm in the 81 cases tested at
Springfield.
The case was tried yesterday and
Magistrate Suttenfield reserving his
decision until this morning which
at time of going TO press bad not
been announced.
N. J. Freeman has been indis-
posed the past few days.
Miss Ruth Sechrest has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mrs. w. w.
Mabrey at Winston.
Z Mrs E. D. Steele entertained last
week in honor of Miss Mary Lyle
Williams of Richmond Va, and Miss
Marjorie Richardson of Rome Ga.
The Elks Home will soon be ready
for occupancy. 1t is a credit to the
order here and the city as well.
Bryan made a decided hit at
Asheville last week. 1t is quite
probable that he will make return
date seen. He says that the $12,-
900 as secretary of state is not
enough to keep the wolf from the
door, and is compelled to do Chata-
qua work to make a living . ~.
DR.. F. E. Perkins has purchased
the old Sherrod home On English
street and will improve same.
The police census recently COM
pleted shows that many people fail
ed to list their taxes. No doubt
they will catch it good and hard. at
least if the law is carried out in such
cases. ~..
Be careful what. you drink and
eat these hot days or the undertak-
er may get you.
nard-Beavans-Stamey Co.,
special sale beginning Saturday and
continuing only seven days Great
reductions on all lines. Visit the
Leonard -Beavans-Stamey Co., espec-
tally for the next week if you want
to get the biggest bargains of the
year.
Mr. Robinson, proprietor of the
Fair, is on the northern markets
purchasing a full line of goods for
his splendid trade. He will have
sensational bargains when he re-
turns. Watch adj in the Review.
Have you paid your special tax
is the cry now. If you haven't you
will get caught and made to pay ex-
ira if you-don't- watch-out.
DIR. Gee. A. Nation and son
Charlts spent Sunday in Charlotte,
going by the auto route.
High Point is the northern termi.
nus of the Carolina and Yadkin
River railroad, which will give us
eventually Norfolk aud Western and
Atlantic Coast Line connections.
/ Guy McCollum, negro who was
knocked off his bicycle Sunday by
J. K Greer, while running at rapid
rate on his motorcycle, died Monday
Greer was arrested and placed under
a 81, 500 bond for his appearance.
High Point and Greensboro cross
bats at the local park Saturday after
noon. Go out.
August is the real vacation month
for High Pointers and a number will
take few days off next month.
The motorcycle is the most dan
gerous machine on the road ant
some of the drivers are too careless
They shoot by you at rate OF 81
miles an hour and see how close
. they can run to you. A turn of thu
machine at the wrong time woule
cause death 1t is not safe to tr!
and run so close to each other any
way.
There are many automobile hog
on the road, some want all the roa
I and they try and run into you. III
; right way is, for each to give half tn
road and not try and see how clos
the wheels of the passing machine
come to each other without acclden
ST you hear a Ford coming at
:, break neck speed about eleve
o'clock at night and you have req
J sons to believe it is loaded wit
| drunken negroes YOU had better ge
off to one side orpull your pistol an
:, kill off the load for there is re;
i danger.
E. D. Steele made a business tri
}, to Washington last week.