The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-26

Barnhardt of Washington str It M
E. Church officiating. The meri .age
occurred at the home of the bi.de.
the attractive daughter of Mr.. end
Mrs. W. T. XII kman on High street
and was attended only by the i'm
mediate family and a few inv tied
friends. The groom lives at Ian
caster, Pa, and is a promising young
business man while the bl.de is
known and loved by all. line best
wishes of their many friends 90
with them in their new relations.
Little Ella Burton Hutchinson. the
! five year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ed. Hutchinson, fell out of
hammock last Saturday, and sus-
! tained a broken arm.
The condition of Archie Sherrod,
who has been quito ill with fever, is
very much improved.
Little William Lee and Lillian
Smith, children of W. L. Smith, left
Saturday for Charlotte, to spend
several weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
Chas. Henley.
A committee, representing the
Southern Furniture Company, left
for Charlotte this morning to extend
an invitation to the Southern Retail
Furniture Dealers to attend the ex-
position and about 200 of them are
expected to come in body to-
morrow.
w. E. Snow is confnci j to bis room
this week. suffering with fever
A, number of valuable lots in
Snow Park will be sold by Penny
Bros. at 4 p. m. Friday, June 9th,
the same day the Carrick lots will
be sold.
The advertisement of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College at
Raleigh appears in another column.
This College is fulfilling its mission
as place for first-class technical
training. Turn where you will and
its graduates are making their mark
] ON the industrial life of the State.
! The demands on the Institution for
men are increasing from year to
year. If a young man wants to
equip himself for leadership in agri-
culture, engineering, cotton manu-
featuring and allied pursuits he
should consider the admirable op-
portunities offered by this busy
| College.
Penny Bros. are today conducting
sale of 10 small farms known as
the Duck Horney place. A big Bar
becue dinner will be served free
to all.
In the case of the Columbia Furni-
ture Co. and w. H: Ragan which
came up before Referee Ferguson
last week, the matter was postponed
until today.
Welcome to the hundreds of furni-
ture men who will be in our city
this week and during the Furniture
Exposition may the stay of each
and all be very pleasant and profit
able.
Remember Snow Park goes at
auction tomorrow afternoon regard
less of price. Sale starts at 4 p. m.
The Southern Furniture ExIosi-
ton is now in full blast and it is a
mammoth success. i ..
Let every one decorate for the
furniture people. Let us show them
that we are patriotic and appreciate
their presence 1t goes long ways.
Penny Bros, the welI-known
auctioneers, has closed deal with
Mr.. Stone of Thomasvile to sell 90
choice residence lots near the center
of that thriving city on Monday June
! Goth. This will give the people IN
terested in Thomasville dirt chance
to make a safe and conservative in
veStment.
Welcome, thrice welcome, are the
furniture men within our borders.
Everything is yours. gentlemen.
t Leonard -Beavans- -Stamey Co. has
a new ad on first page. Read it.
Pay your city automobile tax or
you will get nabbed. You must
also pay your state and county tax
to j. Bryan Grimes, secretary of state.
We call attention to the ad of the
, Home Banking CO. on 4th page.
5 Mr.. A. M. Briggs and daughter,
Miss Hazel Briggs, are sp ending the
: week at Black Mountain, visiting
: Mr.. Gurney Briggs.
Q The Commercial National Bank
f has we'll worded ad on 4th pape.
MessrS ID TT Milton w F. Hern-