The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-03-19

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We trust after all North Carolina
will not lose the $4,000 road money
ON account of seemingly indifference.
Married Tuesday at Randleman
Miss Marjorie Stack to j. A. Cook.
of Burlington The groom was at
one time clerk at the Elwood hotel.
The openings of the various milli1
merry stCres are being held this week.
John Walls is being tried this
week for killing Ed Craven here
last fall.
See what Bradner & Pearsall has.
to say on this page, it will pay you
Leonard Beavans-Stamey Co., in
vites your attention to their ad. on
this page. q
We direct attention to the ad. Of
the Moffit Furnishing Co.. on this
page. This firm is holding it's milli
merry opening today. Go out and
see the new styles, Miss Steffy is the
milliner this season and is an expert
in her line. She will be pleased to
show you.
The many friends will sympathize
with Henry Meredith in the loss of
his aged wife, which occurred Satur
day at her home on Mangum
avenue.
Glad to see Mr.. A. B. Horney out
riding this week, after so long a
confinement. at home from rheu-
matism. Trust he will mend rapidly
from now on.
Wescott Robertson A. M. Rankin
and W, c Burnett have returned
from Baltimore, where they attend
ed meeting of representatives of
the ice companies of North Carolina
and Baltimore bankers.
DR.. S K. Cannon arrived Friday
and delivered bis lecture on Brazil.
DIR. Cannon uses stereoptican views
illustrating the lecture. A large
crowd was present to greet the doc.
tor at the First Presbyterian church.
4 The .aufhafizef capital of the
newly organized Sunnyside Ice and
Fuel company is to be $4,000.
The machinery has been ordered
and plans are perfected for the new
enterprise to be launched at once in
the western part of the city. The
promoters are Messers. A J. Owen
Sam E. Willis and others.
J. w. Harris and Mayor Fred N.
Tate addressed the members of
the Washington Street church at
the Sunday morning services On
their recent trip TO Panama.
Uncle" Jonathan P. Reddins, who
has been confined to his home SO
long, was able to ride down town
today.
DR.. F. E. Perkins. a popular young
dentist who mas lived aud practiced
his profession here for several years,
will leave May 2 to make his home
at Rio de Janeiro. Brazil He will
be associated with DR. Coachman,
one of the most celebrated dentists
in South America DR.. Perkins is
a great favorite here with the social
set and will be greatly missed by
them. He will spend a few days at
his old home at Morganton before
- embarking for his newly chosen
home.
In about 80 days the new ice
plant will be in operation in Pied
mont Heights. Mr.. Owens says that
the machinery has been ordered.
The construction of the plant will
begin at once.
The following permits have been
granted by Commissioner J. W
Sechrest. Fred Saterfeld, dwelling
$500; Frank Leamgard, dwelling
5000; Christian Church, Cassady
street, $4,000; H A. Moffitt,, two
dwellings,, $1,000 each, and the
! Peoples Motor company, Jordan
and Washington streets, $4,000.
The home of Numa Crawford was
the scene of a deplorable acciden
last Saturday evening, when the
little four.year- old son drank carbo
lie acid about 6 p. III. and died early
Sunday morning, The remains were
taken to Montgomery county fol
interment.
, A reception was held Wednesda
from 5 to 6 o'clock for the ladies a
, the new Elks home at which tim.
, the ladies inspected the new clul
/ rooms.
! High Point has over 400 automo
biIes in use.
Miss Annie T. Jones, of Lexington
a returned missionary from Africa