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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1904
Page
2
The Holly Inn announces an unusually long season with guests remaining through April and into May. Notable visitors include M. B. Bates of Pittsburg, Mrs. Bates, and many others from Michigan, Maryland, California, New Jersey, and beyond. Frequent guests plan extended stays, signaling a record spring for Pinehurst.
The Berkshire remains busy with guests who plan to linger after the season. Notables include Mr. Thed. C. Mullins of Bridgeport, Conn.. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hutchinson. Miss Florence L. Kurzee of Lancaster, Pa.. Mr. W. J. Fisk of Rochester, N. Y.. and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sharp of Brooklyn, N. Y. Several visitors return for a second stay.
A three day croquet tourney at Lenox drew strong crowds as eight players vied for top honors. In the semi finals Henry Goodman and W H Humphrey beat Eddy and Mundy while Mrs Mundy and Emma Josselyn defeated Mrs Turner and Ella Josselyn. The final featured women winning the first game and men the second with Mrs Mundy and Miss Josselyn clinching the decisive third on the last stroke.
A nostalgic piece celebrating spring at Pinehurst. It extols blossoming flowers, birdsong, and balmy airs as visitors linger to enjoy nature. The prose links sunny days and outdoor activities with renewal, memory, and resilience, urging readers to revel in God's outdoors.
A Washington, D. C. shooter A. E. Ward won the Pinehurst Gun Club championship with 227 points. New York’s C. A. Lockwood scored 173, while J. O. H. Denny of Pittsburg and Arthur C. Ketcham of New York tied for fourth with 165. Denny of Pittsburg and Leonard Tufts of Boston withdrew after the first day. The event featured one hundred single targets from Expert Magau and lower traps, drawing large galleries despite a cross wind making high averages unlikely.
A fragmentary dialogue from Chicago Notes and Washington Star notes features a nephew and uncle discussing fears of a dark cloud in the east and reading war news aloud. It mentions the Russian Japanese war and a humorous reverse order of a meal, with playful exchanges and newspaper snippings.
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