The review., 1920-02-05
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return sooner than first planned which
will be good news to his numerous
friends.
Married-Miss Ruth Latham to J. M.
Bowles, the Rev. D. C. Sellars off1clat-
ing, at the home of the brides brother
on Mallory Street.
J. D. Koontz is wrestling with the
flu this week.
And so Mr. Grounding saw his
shadow the afternoon of Feb. I'd and
there are many who be-
lieve there will be forty days of bad
weather just because the sun shone
few minutes Monday afternoon. +
The ffu situation here is not improV-
ed this week. There are some 200 or
more cases in the city which is prob
ably no more than anywhere else,
population considered.
J. Wesley Smith has the grippe"
Miss Alf Moffitt is reported ill with
a severe cold"
Avoid crowds, don't get too close to
anyone with bad cold and when you
feel bad go to bed and call doctor.
This is good advice these days.
February's birth stone is the anne
thyst. We have a very large. selec-
ton. Stamey's Jewelry Store.
The flu in High Point is no worse
than in any other city. The best rem
edy is to avoid crowds, and if you feel
bad go to bed at once and call a doc
tor.
Mr., and Mrs. J. c. Lambert left
Friday night for Philadelphia to at
tend the Smith-Lambert wedding
which will occur there February 4.
Miss Dudley McIlheny, Of Greens
boro. is spending the weekend with
Miss Emily Lambert.
Miss Nellie Yates is spending the
weekend in jamestown, the guest OF
friends.
Joe Huffman, of Badin, N. c., was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
DR.. w. c. Terry, of Hamlet, was a
professional visitor in the city Fri
day.
E. A. Edwards has returned TO tnls
city from business trip OF several
days to northern points.
Misses Kessie and frankie Iona
spent the weekend in Salisbury. Ac-
companying them was Miss Edith
Beavans.
J. w. Yeager, of Salisbury, was a
business visitor in High Point Fri
day.
Mrs. Wade Marsh spent the week
end with Miss Nellie Muse at the
Greensboro College for Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Gold are con
fined to- their home with influenza &C
cording to report made today.
A. G. Wallestein. Cincinnati Jew
eler, spent Friday in this city on BUS
mess with Stamey's Jewelry Store.
Mrs. I. T. Mann is confined to hel
home on account of illness.
NJ. T. Motley, of the Northwestern
|, Life Insurance company, spent teV
davs in High Point on business here
last week, the guest while here OF A
= E. Futrelle Maple street.
w. H. Coye and wife. OF Crane
:, Rapids was 2 furniture buyer IN Hlgl
'oint Saturday.
Mrs w. L. Stamey has been con
|, fined to her room several days witt
l. a severe cold.
h The flu has demoralized busines
u on account of help shortage, etc,
% Wrightsville Beach has been foo
: ed again and three houses washc
d away.
IS Miss Fannie and w. L: Stamev,
d howe ohout recovered from colds.
q. The Associated Charities are al
" pealing for nurses to help here
= the flu situation and good wages al
,e promised. nc
e, We will pay straight salary s.
n. per week and expenses to man
es woman with rig to introduce Ponll
i'd Mixture. Eureka Mfg Co., Ia
is St. Louis, Ill.
so James E. Gaskill, of Richmol
lis spent few days here on buslne
It" the latter part of last week.
ch Dewey Foust, OF Chapel Hill was
,e. High Point for the weekend.
on M w. Stone, lumber salesman LII
U.s. Lynchburg, was business Vlsltoi
nd the city SATURDAY..
he Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Sh1elos<
en- Miss Flora Jones, all of Greensoo
rd- spent Friday evening in High Po
the guests of friends and relatives.
ck Miss Blanche Riley, WHO noa 'e
ur- visiting her sister, Mrs. E. c. Shlel
he for several days, left Friday for Ba
ith more.
Mi Friends of Mr.. and Mrs W.
lad price will regret, to learn that II
i've are confined to their home on ia
asst way with the Influenza.
led Miss Emily Brooks is confined
her her home on North Main Street "
Its influenza.
'ur-u Mrs. Grover C. Kester returned
the tho city Monday after spending