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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1897
Page
5
The tasteful building serves Pinehurst residents with a Ladies Parlor and Cafe on the lower floor and a second floor Reading Room with daily papers and popular periodicals, plus a Billiard Room Smoking Room Bath Rooms and Barber Shop.
Benjamin A. Goodridge encourages readers to spend the winter at Pinehurst, praising the mild autumn weather and festive season. He notes Thanksgiving cheer remains bright and urges early arrival to gain the season's benefits. The message underscores warmth, renewal, and improved conditions for enjoying the pine woods retreat.
Miss Edith Angeles visits Pinehurst on Tuesday. Rushville New York couple Perry and family stay in Geichells new Pinehurst home. L. Uayes renovates and paints his store interior on Pennsylvania Ave. Augustus Clark weds Ella A. Cole last Tuesday. Young Florence Smith found after wandering from home Monday night. large search party located her near Viney Woods Inn around 9 PM. Clinton and Polly McMilhin charged with illegally selling corn whiskey. Clinton bound over to U.S. court at Kleigh in December with $800 bonds. Y P S C E sale of drawings and pictures in King's Daughters Hall next Monday. Peak Family entertainment and cake sale proceeds for new Congregational church choir seats. Miss Cornelia Shaw moves to Biscoe. N. M. Bryan opens Christmastime goods. A. F. Page returns healthy from Baltimore. Reverend Jesse H. Page attends Eastern District Methodist Conference in Raleigh. Mr. Powell lists property for sale including Johnson plantation near town with 280 acres, 40 cultivated, lakes, and a six-room house.
Miss Mary Page visits relatives in Adalat and Dr. Bethune relocates to Lumberton to continue practice. Squire Shaw and wife from Southern Pines were in town shopping last Tuesday. Miss Hintha Page left last Tuesday for unspecified destination.
The Youth's Companion explains that embossing and color reproduction of famous paintings are costly, justified by more than five hundred thousand subscribers. The 1898 Souvenir Calender offers gold embossed figures, with free delivery to new subscribers through January 1898 and into 1899. The Companion, priced at 1 75 a year, promises rich content and notable contributors including Kipling and Burroughs.
A former resident writes to Mr F T Spinney from Wobburys Massachusetts dated December 1 1897. He encloses a dollar for a subscription to Tae OuT Loox and notes he will not need a winter trip south. He recalls pleasant acquaintances from last winter and signs WristTikor Hammond with warm regards.
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