The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-10
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

went to Camp Glenn Saturday f.
spend awhile with Mr.. Armstrono
Mrs. W. L. Hargett and son, ac- 2.
companied by her sister Miss Mar
garet Hoover, are visiting in
Kinston.
Roy Gray and Gurley McGoy,
colored, were found guilty of an af-
fray in Recorders court SATURDAY.
and contributed to the Citys pork
barrel.
The High Point Post Office re-
ceipts are on the jump. July 1915
shows a 20 per cent gain of July
1915 or in round numbers S2,26O "a
July report shows % deaths and
49 births in the City and township
of High Point. Two deaths in the
city were from typhoid fever,
caused by drinking impure well
water.
Lexington has many cases of ty-
phOid fever and the town Commiss-
toner's are bestirring themselves in
an effort to stop the spread Of the
disease in and around Lexington.
Every time Henry Ford lowers the
price of his car he makes that many
more friends. Ford is the most
popular man in America today
among the laboring people and we
expect TO see him president in the
near future.
Greensboro has outlawed the siren
automobile alarm, why not High
Point? There's no excuse for such
unearthly noises.
Presidential Candidate Hughes
has been called down for several
statements he made about the Dem-
ocratic administration which are
false and malicious. Mr.. Hughes
is evidently a novice at the game
and has shown himself to be man
that goes off half-cocked.
High Point Motor Co. has an ad
announcing the new low prices of
the Ford automobile.
The Commercial National Bank
has change of ad telling you about
The Business Mans Bank" Read
it.
The Arctic Ice and Coal Co. tells
you to keep cool with good ice such
as this COMPANY manufactures,
See adj.
Miss Verda Wall and Iris Council
have gone to NewIin. N. c., where
they will teach this term.
F A. Snow and family have re-
turned from stay of several days
at Jackson Springs.
Chas. Reith has gone to Norfolk
for stay of several days and one
of the joys of his life is that he
will be entertained on the German
raider, the Prinz Eitel Frederick,
which has been interned there for
sometime. The commander has
given Reith pass to the ship and
its hospitalities and you can bet this
son of Germany will.enjoy the whole
blooming business.
Roy Martin struck James Carter
on the head with a rock Sunday
night at the West End Baptist
Church Just after the close of the
services. Martin skipped out while
Carter had his head sewed up by
Dr.. Grayson.
A series of meetings are in pro-
Dress at hickory Chapel Wesleyan
! Methodist Church on the Freeman
mill road near High Point.
Miss Blanche and Frank Armfleld
Of Monroe are visiting their grand
father, Wyatt J. Armfield on Broad
Street.
Gilmer Bros. had force taking
inventory yesterday. There were
26 of them and they completed the
huge undertaking in just Z hours:
Atlantic Sales Co. is pulling off a
big one. See ad elsewhere.
, A lady called up the editor yes
terday and asked if the trains had
stopped running. We assured her
that the strike was not On at the
present time and that most probab-
lv she could take her trip to Norfolk
and return before the trains stopped
running" -,
Mrs. Harvey Davis of Birmingham
is visiting relatives and friends here
Miss Effie Irwin of Phoenix, Ariz-
ona. has returned to her home. She
is a niece of the Misses Smith on
Steele Street whom she has been
visiting for several days.
Mrs. E. T. Corbit and daughter
returned this week from a visit to
the family of Mrs. Corbit's brother
at. Baltimore. While away they
visited Washington and other points
and thoroughly enjoyed every day
of their six weeks absence.