The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-22

\ lence Wednesday night of last wee
The two bluecoats went to the Picl
!, Eett Cotton mills, in Piedmont Heieh,
10 arrest one of the family on
warrant for false pretense, which wa
sent here from Thomasville. Afte
} locating the premises where tn
Clodfeiters lived both officers wen
IN and no sooner had they entered
the door when a rough house wa
started. The officers had to fish
their way both in and out of tn,
place. Luther Clodfelter, the mar
wanted, was tried today for resist
ing an officer and sentenced to l.
months On the road.
AT a meeting of the Daughters oil
the Confederacy Monday crosses ol
Honor were presented to four Con.
tederate veterans, namely: r. H
Crouch, A. M. Idol. and Messrs
Hutchinson aud Payne, all mem
bers of the High Poiut camp. The
representations were made by Mrs.
DR.. }. B. Richardson, president of
the chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H Darvineaux
will leave soon for their home in
France for a six months visit.
Mrs. T. H. Tate's friends will be
pleased to learn of her recovery
Mr. Tate returned from Baltimore
Tuesday morning from his wife's
bedside. Mrs. Tate will remain in
Baltimore for the present, until she
is strong enough to travel.
Messrs. j. L. Morehead, T ] Lam
be and R. H. Wright were here to-
day attending the :; stockholders
meeting of the Tomlinson Chair
Manufacturing company.
Today at noon the plant of the
Central Foundry and Machine Co.,
will be sold at auction
D. F. Staley is recovering slowly
from an attack Of la grippe.
We call attention to the statement
of the Home Banking Co., in this
issue.
Mr.. C. Buncke is furnishing music
at the Manufacturers Club during
the exposition.
R. O. Lindsay has recovered from
a recent indisposition
For sometime there has been
talked among the citizens the feast
bility of getting the Norfolk South
ern railway into High Point, since
several months ago this company
purchased the Aberdeen & West
End road of the Pages, running from
Aberdeen to Asheboro, and thus
coming in "a miles of High Point
with a through track from Asheboro
to the sea. This would, of course,
give High Point real competitive
road, competition on a scale worth
while. 1t is understood that even
tually the road will 60 on to Char
l3tte via Concord and it would be
a splendid move On the part of |
High Point to secure the road here
on its way southwark, but even if it
reached this point and went no
further for a while the benefits
would be great, because we would
then have a competitive track line
to the sea right from High Point via
way of Aberdeen. Let us look into
the matter thoroughly.
1t is understood that Messrs.
Homer Wheeler and Wescott Rob-
7rson have offered a valuable site
On Hamilton street, estimated at
b25,000, for furniture exposition
site and agree to take this amount
n stock of the exposition company
This IS a step toward securing this
leeded enterprise.
The High Point Motor Co., ex-
)ects to sell 500 Ford cars this
,ear and $50 Studebakers and
Nolines and taking last years sales
IS a basis the goal sought will most
be reached.
Joe, the fine grey horse of the
Nest End Fire Company, died Sat
lrday evening, after a days illness. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. \. Nation are
n New York City visiting friends.
While there Mr.. Nation will attend
meeting of the National Whole
ale Druggists.
Cot. D. H. Milton spent Sunday
nd Monday in Washington, D. c.,
n business. {
Arthur Haney was taken to jail {
asst week in default of 81 900 bond. s
Ianey was bound over for perjury, q
being alleged that he had sworn y
. false statement of the facts in ,
rosecution Of Logan Chambers, +
Tho was charged with retailing. 5
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