The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22

THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

OF A GENEkAL NAIUkE
Our good friend and subscriber, A. Up
ton, sent us bushel of Irish potatoes
by express Saturday. Very few farmers
raise such nice ones.
Mrs. w. A. Roberts (nee Miss Kate
Smith, spent the weekend in the city
with her sisters, the Misses Smith,. on
Steele street.
&C.. B. Mattocks and Chas. Welborn,
Composing the firm of G. B. Mattocks and
company, will close out the business
and engage in the manufacture of hos
iefy.
The street work on South Main street
goes merrily on Notwithstanding the
mud and slush. No big headway is being
made at present, but every little bit
helps and when pretty weather sets in
things will be rushed. .s
Don't fail to get the Country Gentle
man this week-a very fine picture of
George Washington and Others. Paul
Stamey, agent, at Review office.
: The money is in sight for the moving
picture machine to be installed at the
Elm street school,
Mrs R. L. sLaflin was on the northern
markets the past week in the interest OF
her millinery esta blishment.
Col. p. C.. Mcintyre, Of the Rose thea
tassays he will locate an airdome this
.sum11er with q seating capacity of 1900
and that higi'@elass vaudeville yiai be on
the program. =.
Married Saturday evening, Miss Mae.
Hiatt and Harden Glidewef1, at the home
of the brides parents, Squire A. M.
Idol, officiating. .--.
Mrs. Dougan Davis is on the. sick list
The White Sale of the y. D. c. at the
Elks' Home yesterday, was literally pat
ronized.
We are still waiting for the overt
act which we trust will be long over
DUE
Miss Annie Leslie Richardson, of Rome,
Ca, daughter of o. U. Richardson, for
merly of this city, is visiting Mrs. E. d.
Steele and has beeen the recipient of
many favors by the younger social set.
Mrs. o. E. Mendenhal is recovering
from an attack of the grippe.
The Southern Railway made a record
in handling the federal troops.
High Point lost her first soldier in the
call to the border in the person Of Lieut.:
Armstrong. =
Mrs Margaret Willis and daughter,
Amanda of Lexington and Mrs. Arthur
Ripple and baby daughter, of Welland,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. U. Oakes
on Ennis avenue.
Drs. Stanton and Mccain attend
ed meeting of the Tri-state society
at Durham this week.
Oyster supper tonight in the Sun
day school room of South Main
Street M. E. church.
Married Tuesday night at the pas
of Bethel Reformed church
Miss Ada Amer to C. E. Hepler of
Greensboro, Rev. H. G.. Kopenhaver
officiating.
The banks are observing Wash
ington's birthday. >.-.= ..
1t is against the laws of the city
to skate on the sidewalks, although
there is much of it done. Several
years ago when The Review made a
fight to stop this practice physician
of the city took us TO task saying
that as we had no parks the chill
dren should be allowed this privilege
but it is too dangerous a practice,
too many broken arms for the doc
tors to set, etc. The law was, how
ever, later enacted.
The Lutheran church is observing
Lent this week.
Leonard -Beavans .Stamey Co. calls
your attention to the many new ar
rivals ia spring coats and coat suits,
etc. See ad. ~...
The celebrated McD Dougall Kitchen
Cabinet is offered this Week in the
ad of the Peoples House Furnishing
Co. at ST. 90 down and 81 90 a week
and it will pay for itself in the saw
ing you make. See ad elsewhere.
Attend the big white sale now
going on at the onard-Beavans-
Stamey Co.
The annual memorial to Frances
E. Willard was held Sunday night
at Wesley Memorial NJ. E. church,
Mrs. j. E. Kirkman presiding.
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