The review., 1920-02-12
SHORT AS YOU LIKE II.

John A. Holmes, of the WeIborn
FURNITURE company, is suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
MISS Mabel Ivey is ill at home of
Mrs. Brown, on West High street, with
influenza.
Mrs. John w. Price is confined to
her apartment in the Redding building
with la grippe.
Mrs. Al Moffitt, who has been ill
Tor several days at her home on Rich
ardson street, is reported improved
, casey Barnes, of Greensboro, was
a business visitor to the city for a
snort while Thursday afternoon.
John Mcintyre and two other mem-
bers OF his family, who nave been i'll
with Influenza are better.
! Mrs. Helen Spivey is ill with inf1u-
enza.
= George Sheffield, who has been sick
with influenza, was reported improv-
ing today.
Rev. P. D. Brown is confined to his
home with illness.
| Mrs. A. S. Parker is il with inf1u-
enZa.
Allan Crowson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Z. Crowson, who has been confined
for several days to his home in Ro-
land Park, on account of the influ-
enZa, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Brooks and
daughter Miss Emily, are improving
from siege Of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jarrett have.
been confined to their home with the
influenza
Mrs. Will Snow and son, William,
are ill with la grippe.
Misses Jennie and Annie Miner are
confined to their rooms with la grippe.
Mrs. Alvis Barnes, Mrs. T. J. Gold,
Mrs. Carter Dalton and Mrs. Rodney
Snow were visitors to Greensboro Fri-
day afternoon.
Mrs. e. R Thorn, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. J. Wesley Smith,
on Broad street, left for her home in
Wilmington Friday.
]. Wesley Smith is improving from
an attack of influenza.
Mrs. William P. Ragan and two of
her sons, Edward and w p Jr., are
ill at their home on West High street
with influenza. Mrs. Ragan was taxi
en- i'll Thursday evening while the two
boys have been suck few days
Mrs. P. D. Brown, who has been
spending several months in Canada is
expected to return today to her home
in this city.
A. E. Wall is confined to his home
on Willowbrook street, with the infiu-
enza.
E. Fl. Parkins, Norfolk, Va, spent a
short while last week in High Point.
B. d. Linville, Of Winston Salem, !
was among the business visitors in
this city Friday. +!
Lawrence Drisca1l was a business
visitor in this city Thursday from
Lancaster, S. C.
w Fl. Carr, representative of Dur 1
ham Hosiery Mills. was business !
visitor here Thursday
Mrs. S. V. Boone returned Friday
evening from Charlotte, where she
has been spending some time with her
sister.
Miss Lillian Smith, daughter of w, !
L. Smith, has been confined to her ,
home with Influenza.
.
rived here Friday morning and re-
manned here through Sunday. !
Mrs. S. D. Clapp and son, Paul, are
suffering of the influenza at their
home on Willowbrook street.
Hugh Hamilton, Hamilton street, re-
turned to his home here Friday from
Davidson on account of the flu situa-
tion there. !
Funeral services over the remains /
OF Don F. Stone, aged 38 years. who
died of tuberculosis at AshevilI4 We'd
nesday, were held at the grave in
Oakwood cemetery Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. !
J. A. Clarke, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church.
H. Hoyle Sink, of Lexington, derutv
collector of internal revenue Tor his /
district, has rendered his resignation |!
to the department, it was learned Sat !
urday.
Mrs. Otis MendenhaII returned last |
week from a trip to Sanford, where !
she spent some time with friends ard l.
relatives.
Joseph D. Cox, who has been spend
ing several days in Chattanooga Oil |
business, returned Friday, night.
Miss. Alice Riddick is much better, |
after having been quite i'll for avercI
days of the influenza.
Miss Tess Riddick, sister of Mrs.
Joseph Cox, who is engaged as q |
teacher in Burlington, has arrived in
this city to spend month at the llc1ne /
of her sister, Roland Park during the |
suspension of school activities cue to |
the influenza situation.
Little Joseph Weaver, Jr., and sis !
ter, Betty Gwinn, children of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Joseph Weaver, Roland Park, are
iii at their home.