The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-03-15
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

VI a VENEHAE VAtUkl
The County Commissioners ar.
visiting various county seats to lool
at the court houses with a view tt
finding the best plan for Guiiford'.
new capitol
The peopleWant peace and free
government-e-v-i-d-e-n-t-l-y.
Masters Paul A. Stamey and =
F. White went to Greensboro Wed.
ne sday afternoon to. see Warren
Kerrigan and Miss Lovely, big PEG.
pie id the movie world.
! A new serial story, Celia of the
Pink Roses, starts in this week S
Country Gentleman. Sold by Paul
Stamey, at the Review office.
Talk about the high prices now,
to what heigth will they soar if the
railroad strike occurs. A sugar fam
inc will be small thing compared
with it.
But where does He Come In
was great forceful thought used
by Bishop Kilgo in his sermon Sun
day night at Wesley Memorial M. E.
church. -
Masters David Parsons is recover
ing from the measles
Master W. L. Stamey, Jr., has
successfully mastered the measles.
Seborn Perry is now Un the road
to recovery from a serious lines.
from measles, due to catching cold
I'm free government we trust
said very large majority of the
voters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman of Al
bemarle attended the funeral of j
F. Hoffman Sunday
Onions and Irish potatoes are good
as money these days. An Irish po-
tato will be accepted at Sc each and
onions at 10c each in payment on .ac-
counts.
Miss Edith Haworth has returned
'~nm visit to her sister Mrs. E, w:
NJ llichampe at Pohick. Va, and at
Baltimore and other cities.
It's all over now and while some
voted AGAINST, STILL they can
srest assueadsthat theshog pen quess
ton was not an issue and the porker
is just as popular as ever and as
safely domiciled. No fee asked for
inparting this after result forecast.
Mrs. Gilbert w. Clark entertains
Over the Teacups club this afternoon.
The KiIgo meetings at Wesley
Memorial M. E. church are being
well attended and much interest
manifested. DR.. KiIgo is an excep-
tionabfy fine preacher.
The banquet Friday night by the
officers of the First Presbyterian
church to Pastor C. P. Coble was an
enjoyable event. Representa- i've
Carter Dalton was toast master.
mo we could hardly make the
ratio 16 10 / but we came blamed
near to it in voting in them amend
ments"-Annie Laurie.
Hereafter No. IL will carry pouch
mail from High Peint The pouch
service will meet the local needs.
Well the next thing on top is a
public library.
Mrs. Emerson Alfred writes that
she arrived without mishap at Isle
of Pines, Cuba, where she is visit
ing relatives.
Rev. Eli Reece of Greensboro was
a welcome visitor Tuesday. Mrs
Reece formerly served the Friends.
church. here and is well and favor
ably known.
Lieutenant H. B. Hiatt will be
mustered out of service, this week,
probably at Fort Caswe1l.
Right in the midst of a sugar
famine (due to strike) and prob
able war with. Germany, up bobs
the old railroad muddle again with
"a threat OF a nationwide strike If
the eight hour demands are not met
at once. Verify we are experiencing
all kinds of trials and tribulations.
The government back in the
hands of the people, eh?
The boy stood on the burning
deck"-but what's the use to re-
peat 1.-THE deck is now clear.
The April Ladies Home Journal
out Tuesday, 10th, Let me have
your order for delivery now. Paul
Stamey, phone 275 or 4O3.
Next stop-primary in April
and lordy just count the candidates.
My! What quaint cover on the
April Journal, out Tuesday, Goth: