The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-14

VIC die Ill I0CClpI vi d copy Ol
the Labor News, the annual re.
view, edited by A. j. Williams of
Greensboro, and containing 28
pages. covering most of the princi-
pal towns and cities of North Caro-
lima. 1t is very creditably gotten
up. High Point has two pages and
shows up well. S. G. Beach did
the soliciting and arranging. much
of the matter which shows that he
understands how to please 1t is
a good medium of advertising and
are pleased to note the success the
paper has attained.
Do you want to buy two choice
lots that will double in value within
three, years, if. so call at The Review
cffce at once. You will never buy
within 40 per cent of the price you
can buy for now ."
Keep up with the greatest serial
story ofthe age, The Leopard Spots
which begins, in this issue. The
play will be presented here the night
of Oct. 25tb. Better subscribe now.
so you can read the entire story
running in installments from week
to week.
John Bennett, the IL year old
boy who was run over by1a motor
truck wednesday evening, is not as
seriously injured as was at first sup
posed. No bones were broken and
his injuries are only severe bruises.
Plans are under way to complete
the highway from High Point to
Pinehurst before bad weather comes
again. There is already good
road built from Pinehurst to Ashe-
boio, and High Point and Randolph
county are to join in completing the
llnk The town of Trinity has let
the contract for improving the road
from High Point to Trinity, and
from there the work will be continu-
ed by Randleman and Asheboro.
An unusual and impressive event
here Thursday was a Greek we'd
ding in which Tom Gianulis and
Miss Evaglie Sacrenty were united
in marriage. The ceremony was
performed III the Episcopal church
by Rev. Ioannikos Antoniadis, of
Norfolk, Va. Two crowns joined
by a ribbon we're placed or the
heads of the Contracting parties,
this signifying their union forever,
as divorce is not allowed by the
their church. The BRIDE arrived
this week from Greece to complete
the romance Of years ago.
Four murder cases come before
the next Criminal count in Green's
boro which convenes in September.
One Of them is from High Point.
Guilford county is getting up
reputation not to be proud of in this
particular. :,
A.E. Tate spent last Friday in
Morganton on business.
Mrs. R. H. Moore of Washington
City accompanied by her little
daughter Virginia, is visiting her
brother B. E. Moore. -.
Banks and Jessie, sons of David
White, are ill with typhoid fever,
sorry to note.
j. w. Heorick & Co., again be-
come the owners of the store they
sold to j. M. McAdams & Co., a few
months ago.
! Mrs. E. R. Carr is convaIescing
from spell of sickness. -
TO LOAN-Several Thousand dol
lars to the eight parties. Apply to
Box 333, City.
R. A. Wheeler is getting his prop
erty in shape on West Broad Street
10 sell some of the lots to desirable
parties. This IS one of the most
valuable pieces of real estate in the
city. Water and sewerage and
good sidewalks are being placed.
The Elwood is undergoing exten-
sive improvements.
Mrs. Dred Peacock and daughter
are at Brevard for a months stay.
The blind tiger is being pummeled
pretty hard these days or at least
oorno of thorn aro There are others