The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-19
High Point, ~ c.. 7hwyday, lime 49, 1918

Another automobile garage is be-
ing talked for this city, to be located
in North High Point.
Two new Studebaker sprinklers
were put into service Sunday.
Misses Hazel Bess Lauyenour, of
California who graduated at the
Salem Female Academy, has gone
to England, where she will attempt
to swim the English channel Miss
Laugenhour is the only girl who ever
swan the Golden Gate" and is an
expert in the art of swimming.
The condition of Mr.. j. H. Mills
is improved. his many friends will
be glad to<learn. \
Varney Wilson tainted Tuesday
afternoon in front of Fields black
smith shop. DR.. Grayson was called
and attended him. Wilson soon
recovered. =.
Messrs. W. E. Herndon. w. L
Stamey, B. H. Bradner, T. P. Mes
sick and D. H. Milton leave Sunday
morning for Morehead City to attend
the Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men,.
DR.. Hiatt has moved his family
here from Asheboro aud occupy R.
B. Whites house on Morris street.
Mrs. Cyrus Wheeler and Miss
Laura Kirkman went to Statesville
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Carlton.
The Lert English trial is set for
the July term of Randolph court.
1t will be remembered that English
killed Jack Armstrong at Archdale
this spring.
J. M. Marsh died near the MacKay
kennels Friday morning on account
of paralysis Deceased was 72 years
old and is survived by wife and one
son. The funeral services were held
from Deep River church Saturday
morning at II o'clock.
The funeral services over the
remains of the late Major j. M. Sech-
rest, an account of which was given
in last issue, were largely attended.
High Point Camp of the u. C. V. at
tended in body. The services were
held from the M. P. church.
The Merchants Association of
High Point took action in regard to
the freight rate discrimination and
called upon the newspapers and
people in general to do all they
could towards getting the desired
relief.
Mr.. Adolphus Cheek of Burling-
ton is at the hospital on account of
a tumor on the right arm. An opera
tion was performed and it is believed
the patient will entirely recover.
Mr.. Patton who has been at the
hospital for several weeks on account
of a sprained hip, is improving.
Mrs. Arthur London of Pittsbo1o
visited the family of Mr.. Geo. A.
Nation last week.
A fairly good audience greeted
the orphans at the auditorium Mon
day night They deserved a much
larger crowd.
Ira Newton, wanted at Hamlet
for burglary, was taken in tow by
Chief Ridge last week. An officer
from Hamlet came after the law
breaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Crawford OF
Greensboro visited their brother
in law, C. C. Muse, this week.
Read all about the Pony contest
elsewhere. Don't procrastinate, get
busy at once if you want to win the
pony outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Welborn visit
ed the family of the editor last Sun
day. In the afternoon they were
taken in automobile to the park iI
Greensboro where the evening was
very pleasantly spent. 1t was {
pleasure to have these estimable
5 people visit us.
Glad to see John w. johnson, o
2 Elizabeth City, in this city this week
r Mr.. Johnson represented his lodge
at the Grand Lodge, K. of P, al
s Winston, last week and came here
< with his family to spend few day
t renewing old acquaintance.
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