The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-07-24
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Col d. H. Milton of the Soldiers

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President Wilson is inua DO ed
and has been ordered to bed Uy his
physician. Overwork and the great
! mental strain upon tho chief execu-
tive The past six months has been
serious drain upon his constitu N,
Every good American will wish f II
President Wilson rapid recovery.
The attack by the 2 by 4 s on the
League Of Nations is a pitfat spec
tacle to all loyal Americans who
put country abuve politics ~
Albertson-Geo, f ur y ar eli
son of Mr.. aud Mrs. P. E. A bertson
were conducted from tue f; mily
residence Friday afternoon by XIV
9. L. Ruth. lnterment followed in
Springfield cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Amos and chill
dren who are touring the continent
III an auto, report reaching Salt
Lake City on their way to the Paci-
fc coast. They will be absent until
Aug. Goth
Geo. Lowe is safely back from
overseas and his friends are mighty
glad to see him. Geo. was with DR..
j. w. Longs hospital unit.
The resOurcefuI and ever delight.
full old stork left fine boy at the
home of o. R. York Monday morn
ing
The NJ E. Futrel! reunion Sunday
at Midway was we'll attended and
good things to eat were in abun-
dance.
The pencil pushers of High Point
are getting ready to attend the big
meeting of the Press association at
Wrightsville next week.
Miss Nancy Carr Terry is indis-
posed with fever, her many little
friends regret to learn
Mrs A. Moffitt and sister Miss
Virginia Clinard are sGourning at
Jackson Springs for ten days rest.
Jess Harrison of Fayetteville was
welcome visitor this week He
carried his sister Mrs. Dearmin back
with him for visit
Thos. Dillard, brother of Mrs. Ohas
Ragan, died at ClaEtan. Vac last
week.
j. w. Sechrest is at White Sulphur
SpriAgs for rest.
Miss Helen Reynolds is visiting
friends at Albemarle.
Joe Weaver continues i'll at his
home in Roland Park.
Lawton Dutton has returned from
Columbus, Ohio.
DR.. ". A. Ring and w. c. Jones
are attending the Rexall meeting
this week.
The Dyer Brothers report that
work on tearing down the old Jar
rel hotel and placing new structure
thereon has been he'd up for so
days owing 10 their inability to get
steel.
Several base ball games are sche-
duIed for this week if the rain does
not prevent, viz: Wednesday and
Thursday with the Spencer team at
Spencer and Friday and Saturday,
Fulton-John H.. one vear-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs W l.. Fulton died
Friday on Mangum avenue. Funeral
services were conducted Sunday
morning by Rev. W. A. Lambeth
from the home and interment follow
ed in Oakwo' d cemetery.
Tuesday July 29th, don't forget
to 90 to Springfield TO attend the
Farmers institute. The meeting
begins at 1890 m.
The pollcemen now have a brand
new Harley Davidson motorcycle
and they will be able to get
over the ground in a hurry.
Ed. Willis was fined $50 and costs
in the Recorders court Monday for
having in his possession cocaine.
The stealing of autos goes merrily
on. Surely there should be a way
provided to SOP this wholesale
thievery. The state and counties:
together with cities and towns should
cooperate to this end. It can be
dene if once we get in earnest.
Rain, rain and more rain. in fact
it seems as if the bottom had drOpp-
ed out the past week.
Confne the trash and rubbish
cans to the back alleys instead of
the trout streets where flies and filth
nauseate the sensibilities of all citi-
zens. Old boxes and filth should
not be allowed on the Main street
Freeman. John Plato, died Tues
day evening at his home in Groome-
town, following two week illness
Dec ased was 81 years and well and
favorably known. Surviving are