The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-05
1t is now Capt. H. A. Mills of
ompany M, High Point Rifles.

!
Sorry to give you UP Mr.. Ragar
Dut IN the course of events it ha(
| to come. You retire with the salts
faction of knowing that you served
the people of High Point faithfully
and well as postmaster during vou1
term.
+ The public in general is delighted
to know that the Asheboro train
which leaves here at $50 p. m. will
from now on carry mail.
/ Leighton Bryant has been arrest
ed tor retailing. He was found with
tour gallons of whisky in his posses
sion.
| jerome HavWoth has accerted
position as uperintendent of the
! Virginia Mirror company at Martins
vile, Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Crandan, of
Philadelphia and New York, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gran
iall.
MT. M. Z. CrOWSOn, OF Winston,
has taken charge as cashier of the
Home Banking Co., and will move
his family here about February 18th
occupying one of the johnson
houses on Thurston street. We well
come them TO this progressive city
and trust that their residence may
be both pleasant and profitable.
Mr.. S. H. Bryan of the Alkabest
Lyceum Bureau is trying to inter-
est High Point in a summer Cha
taugua and music festival.
Mrs T. J. Gold is visiting Mrs.
Justice in Kernersville.
c. F. Blake is in eastern North
Carolina ON business.
The Mrs. H. F. Stamey residence
will probably be sold next week.
Three good offers in hand. If you
want this property let us hear from
you at once.-Address W. L. Stamey.
Mss Anna Meade Michaux, of
Greensboro, was here today IN the
interest of the training school for
boys in Guilford county.
The Barbee heirs have closed a
deal on the Baroee Heights to Pen
ny Bros, Thomas B. and H. G..
Pitts, of Greensboro and High Point,
for l 50 acres of the most valuable
land III city limits. The syndicate
will make number of improve
ments on the property at ONE.
Miss Bicie PeIl and Odell Over
cash were married at the Bethel Re-
formed parsonage Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock.
Without any formahty, DR.. w.
G. Bradshaw was inducted into Of
fee as postmaster Monday morn
ing. DR.. Bradshaw, who was ap-
pointed last Saturday night, present
ed his commission to Postmaster
Ragan Monday. These GENTLE
men at once began to take an inven-
tory and are getting things ready
for the transfer. Mr.. Ragan, of
course. had everything in good
shape, which will enable DR.. Brad
shaWs work at the beginning COM
paratively easy.
L. J. Ingram has returned from
Hickory, where he has been on
business, looking after his interest
in the Hickory Chair company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wrenn were
called Friday to Bennettsville, S. C j
to see Mrs. Wrenn's little son, Se-
born Perry, who is dangerously ill
with pneumonia.
j. Elwood Cox has returned from
Raleigh, where he attended busi-
ness meeting of the building COM
mittee.
The Episcopal church last Sunday
decided to arrange for permanent
rector. Archdeacon Hardin has
been supplying, with monthly visits,
to the parish.
The best in motion pictures at the
Rose Theater. Some extra fine ones
for next week. Don't fail to see
them. Come to the Rose ,Theater
and be entertained.
A number of High Pointers wentt
to Winston Wednesday to see the
Red Widow.
The editor and his family had thel
pleasure of visiting Midway Church
afternoon, located five miles
northeast Of Greensboro also Of Wis.
ting the family of Mrs. J. T. Her
rim, an aunt, living close by. 1t is
A good neighborhood and the roads
are almost perfect.
The stork left a fine boy at the
home of A. E. Teetor this week.
One of the greatest serial stories
of the times will soon begin in The