The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-26
THINGS PERSONAL And
A GENERAL NATURE

porn TO Dr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Nc
Cain girl baby Tuesday night
a little free advice-you hae
better buy your coal now. It.
gong higher all along.
Secretary Clark is right ON tht
JOB for tobacco market for: High
Point by next year and here's be
lleylngdt will be located, Certainly
high Point is a fine location for the
sale Of the weed.
Four year old-Paul Meisenhemel
OF west Russell street, has infantile
paralysis, according to. the diagnosis
OF Drs. Mann and Mccain. The vic
tim has had it s days and is sup.
posed to have contracted the disease
In Rowan county where there are
several cases.
Junius A. Gray of this, city was
united in marriage to Miss Irene
Hutchinson of near Statesville yes
terday.
Miss Avery Kirkman who has
been spending sometime in Phila-
delphiais at home.
DR.. j T. Burrus was called to
New York Tuesday to see Mrs. j.
J. Jackson who is reported critically
ILL sMfs. Jackson is, the daughter of
+. r. Cfeelman of this city. @
The kuehn Concert Co. is the at
traction at the auditorium tonight.
The Harvest Salamagundie is the
of1eEine at the First Presbyterian
church. tonight.
John A. Stuart and Miss Florence
F. Burton were united in marriage
last week, Rev. Sylvester Newlin
of the Friends church officiating. =
IL, 0hernauit has been on the
sick iist the past few days, his
friends will IIreRret know
Ii. Peel of the Atlantic Sales
Co. Apent a part Of last week with
tho Danville store ofsthe company.
Sakalf is ths last day in Which
to register. Don't disfranchise your
self.
Married-Varnie Hilton and Al
ma Walden, Saturday, Rev. James
w. Rose officiating.
Julius C. Smith and Miss Lila
Keith will be united in marriage this
evening at Currie.
Remember the great moral picture
Where are My Children will be
shown today and tomorrow at the
Broadway.
By all means see Where are My
Children at the Broadway today
and tomorrow.
More laborers with good pay and
steady work wanted here at once.
The New York Herald's latest fig
ures puts Wilson in the lead.
Mrs. H. F. Stamey, of Marion, arrived
on No. % for a visit to the families of
ner children: w. L. Stamey, Harry Hoff-
man and J. L. Kirkman. She was ac-
by her daughter, Mrs. w. R.
IVix and child.
c. Clarence Stamey, of Stamey, Bros,
the largest merchants in
western North Carolina, stopped off here
cday on his way home from the north
,rn markets, to see his relatives. He
ays things look good to the Democrats
n the north. Ike Meekins, of this state, |
poke in New York the other night and |
W. Stamey did not fail to tell the ueo-
lie about Meekins.
Our esteemed townsman, w. P. Ra
an, made good speech at the Repub
lean rally at Colfax Saturday, so the
ditor is informed by one who heard it.
w. III. Plummer, who succeeds j. Lew
5 Woodson as proprietor of the Ell
7od hotel, is a man we'll known among
he travelling public, being connected with
The soldier boys are expected back
he McAdoo hotel just before the fire.
ONE by the last of November.
r. B.. Terry, who recently returned
rom New York, reports that Wilson will
AIRY the state by a safe majority.
Hon. Cameron Morrison, of Charlotte,
econd to Beckett as platform speaker,
peaks in the armory here the night be-
ore election and the Democrats are ex
ecting great night of it as grand
Wind up.
Another big land sale by Penny Bros.
nd Thomas Bros, of the American
Realty and Auction Co., of Greensboro.
November the R. w. Gray dairy farm
will be sold. The hour is 10 a. M, and
1ou should go
The editor, wife and daughter Doro-
ny spent Friday in Raleigh attending
he State Fair, which impressed us
much Secretary Pogue had a wonder
ul exhibit this year and the attractions
we're far ahead of previous years. The
,ig State Fair comprises the best of all