The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-06
Short Items for Busy People

ShortItems for Busy People
At a mass meeting in Archdale
last week the citizens seemed to be
unanimous for the extension of the
street car line to their town.
Ferd Ecker has returned fromJohns
Hopkins hospital, where he went for
treatment.
Randall Mann is at home from the
Staunton Military Academy on ac-
count of sprained arm.
Mrs. H. S. Reed died at her home
| in Reidsville Monday. She was a
sister of the late Judge Settle, and a
relative of Mrs. Richardson.
We call attention to the inaugural
address and other exercises of Wood
row Wilson in this issue, together
with many other happenings of note.
Mrs. W. L. Stamey and daughter,
Mamie Frances, have been quite
sick for the past few days..
Watch out for the millinery OPEN
ing of Miss Venetia Smith next week.
1t will pay you to wait. Exact dates
to be announced later.
Miss Venetia Smiths millinery
opening next week. Watch for
dates.
Bryan talks like he won't remain
long in the Wilson cabinet.
Let's all join hands and help the
ladies towards civic beauty. 1t will
be good thing for our city. See
prizes offered elsewhere.
Harry Thaw is again adjudged in
sane. The fact is Thaw has
got more sense than about two thirds
of his accusers, and we believe he
was justified in killing Stanford
White and that he should be shown
mercy.
We call attention to the ad of the
Roland Park Company in this issue.
The material has already arrived
for putting in sewerage on this
property, the side walks have already
been put down, and the park pre-
sents a neat appearance.
Friday night, the Boy Scouts
Minstrels will give an entertainment
at the auditorium.
Miss Anna Dudley, of Baltimore
is the milliner at II, A, MOffitt's.
The 31st of this month the next
criminal court Convenes.
The Gold bill substitutes David
son for Randolph County in the
redistricting-a good change.
March 18th is the next Lyeeum
attraction at the aud;torium-the
Price Concert Co.
Miss Virginia Ciinard is GONZALES
cling from an attack of, la grippe.
The greatest crowd in the history
of Washington attended the inaug-
uration of Wilson. Monday night
the trains were so congested on the
Potomac yards that it took hours
for the people to get into Washing
ton City. \
Mrs. w. M. Tucker who has been
confined to her room for several
weeks is improving slowly.
Another moving picture show will
open up for business here soon, oc-
cupying the room recently vacated
by w. C. Barbara, the eye specialist
A minister of the gospel should
notice the poor as we'll as the rich
the low as we'll as the high, the anti
society creature as well as the so.
ci-e-ty bud That's what we were
taught to te' eve. Sham and hypt
ricy shouldn't be and isn't in the
makeup of real preacher.
The condition of Mrs. H. F. Stamey
is fairly satisfactory. Mrs. Stamey
it will be recalled broke her thigh
nearly five weeks ago at the home
of Mrs. Harry Hoffman on South
Main street where she is at present
Tilley's Emporium will occupy the
Clark building on North Main street
: until Allen Bros. store is vacated
when permanent location will bs
had. r.
Miss Gertrude Adams is the mil
} liner at Moftt Furnishing Co. thi:
i. season.