The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
AMONG NOT FEELING WELL
SICK AND DISABLED.

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has been suffering from an attack o.
influenza, is improving
Miss Minnie Alexander is ill of the
influenza at her home on English
street.
II. G. Barnes, who has been ill for
some time at his home on North Main
street, is improving.
! Miss Iris Burrus, who has been con
fined to her home on the boulevard on
account Of the inuenza, is getting bet
ter.
! Miss Ruth Moffitt is confined to her
home on account of the inuenza.
Miss Fannie Barnes, who has been
suffering from an attack of the inu.
enza, is improved
Mras. J. V. Wilson is conva1escing
after an illness Of several days Of the
inuenza.
Miss Dorothy Henly is recovering
from an attack of influenza.
e. A. Snow was taken ill with in
f1uenza last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benicini and
son are suffering from influenza.
Mrs. J. G. Leonard is critically ill
of influenza at her home on Willow
brook street
Mrs. A. V. Leigh is i'll at her home
on King street
Mrs. Hunter Sechrest is indisposed.
Miss Lillian Massey, who has been
confined for some time with the infu-
enza, is able to be out again.
Mrs. C. A. York, who has been crit |
lcally i'll of pneumonia, is better.
Mrs. w. E. Snow is ill of the influ-
enza at her home on South Main |
street. |
Miss Lizzie English is i'll at her |
lome here, her friends will regret to I
earn.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Simeson and son, James, !
who have been confined to their home |
IN account of illness, are improving.
Miss Madge Idol, who has been ill
With influenza, is better today.
Mrs. M. C. Barbee, who has been i'll /
with influenza at theshome of her pa
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Idol, is i'm
Grover c. Kester continues quite ill
With influenza at the home of Mrs. !:
like, on Dalton street
Mrs. J. S. Rike is confined to her
lome on Dalton street with a severe
old
Miss Jessie Clodfelter and mother +
re i'll of the influenza. i
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Parsons and two
hildren, who have been confined for {
he past week on account of the infiIl- Y
MA, are able to be out again.
E. S. Hutchinson, i'll of influenza at {
hospital in Baltimore for the past t
yeek, is slowly improving Mr. and
Irs. Hutchinson do not expect to re- |
I'm to their home here before the lat
er part of the week
r. C. Soyars is confined to his
ONE on Gatewood avenue with an at r
lck of Influenza t
Friends of J. B. Little, a Confeder- i
te veteran, who has been confined to a
is home on account of illness, will be \
lterested to learn that he is con- c
derably improved. a
Miss Viola Foust is aill of diphtheria il
, her home here. il
Friends of NJ. F. Crook, manager of II
fird's department store Of this city, d
ill be glad to learn of his recovery
ON an attack Of influenza and to t,
'e him back on the job again. 2
Mrs. J. Greer is confined to her is
0me on South Main street with an n
tack Of the influenza. a
Misses Mae and Millie Snyder are f.
of influenza, it was announced this y
orning. g.
J. V. Wilson is seriously i'll at his q
ONE on Lindsay Street. h
Mrs Roy Ward, chief operator at II
e North State Telephone Company, -
ill at the local hospital.
J. F. Hayden is i'll ct his home on
Street. =
L. R. Terry is improving after an at 7
ok of influenza. !,
Mrs. George Kearns is confined to
er home on South Main Street on Il
,count of illness. "
George Wright and family are i'll of
f1uenza. a
Miss Wanna Burt Tomlinson is re- s.
'vering from an attack of influenza. s.
Among the sick are J. V. Wilson, II
II. and Mrs K. c. Denny and daugh d q.
r, Miss Gladys Kirkman, Bascom p p
J. E. Hayden, Mrs G. F. h h
Miss Mary Andrews. V. w. n,
Iol, Miss Dorothy Hall, Mrs A. r. g,
vat and son. Miss Lucille Pickens, d,
ev P. D Brown, Miss Virginia S.
[inard, us Grant. fiji