The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-02

THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE
The Cedar Lodge Farm Dairy will
continue to sell milk at 1Oc' per
quart, although others have raised
the price. See ad.
Major Carson Sinclair says he ex-
poets to vote the straight demo
cratic ticket from President down
to township constable
D. B. benson and Tom Royal,
two white men engaged i'll quar-
rel Saturday night over politics in
the Pickett cotton mill section and
both contributed to the city's wam-
pum belt for their hot medicines
The republican campaign fund ex-
ceeds the democrats so far by over
half m1llion dollars, divided into
$4,000 contributions while nearly
double that number contributed to
the democratic fund.
Gilmer's specially store has half
page with US this week. See what
is said.
If you expect to buy coal you had
better buy it now It's going higher
all the time. See ad of Arctic Ice
and Ceal Cos
Hakink xn vuas .fittineIv observed
by the young folks Tuesday night.
Reports are not all in yet as to how
many front gates were diSengaged
from the hinges.
Nov. 14-15 the Southern FurRi-
ture Manufacturers Association
meets in annual al>session here.
A heavy vote will be polled in the
election here Tuesday.
1t is not so much speech-making
that gets votes but real work among
the people.
w. S. Dickson of the Greensboro
News certainly furnished the people
some spicy stuff anent High Point
politics.
Black Patti is billed to appear
here soon.
The annual chrysanthemum show
conducted by the Ladies Aid Society
of Wesley Memorial M. E. church
will be he'd the 9th and 10th Of this
month
0. G. Harris has returned from a
successful business trip of three
weeks and will be in High Point
among his friends until after the
election
Rev. Gilbert Rowe visited in Stanley
county last week and officiated at a
wedding in New London.
Several High Poinrers attended
the meeting of the Woman's Fed
Grated clubs at Lexington Friday.
Misses Clara Cox, Ada Blair and
Mrs. H. A. White were among the
High Point speakers. 1.t
Miss Polly Heitman has been in
disposed at the home of her brother
in-law R. B. Terry in Roland Park
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Chester Maxwell Of
Trenton, N. J., arrived yesterday for a
short visit to Mrs. D. L. Clark and family
The Deutschland has returned again
to American waters bringing ten million
dollars worth of drugs and dyestuffs.
J.Elwood Cox celebrated his Goth birth
day Wednesday, receiving congratu..
lations from his friends. The 'at home"
in honor of the event was largely attend
ed. Congratulations.
A small blaze was discovered at the
E T. Harmon home Wednesday after
noon but was soon extinguiSbed by the
firemen who used only chemicals. ~
Two long trains passed thru here
Wednesday carrying the members OF the
New York First artillery Corps enroute
home from the Mexican border to be
mustered out.
The young people took the town
Tuesday night with their Halloween
prankS.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A Gray have returned
from their bridal trip and are located at
100 Maple street for the present.
Loflin's Millinery Store has a
change of ad, 1t will pay you to
watch this space weekly.
Leonard -Beavans- Stamey is talking
suits and coats today and it will pay
you to look over it's large stock.