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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
5
Poetic description of Pinehurst with verdant pines and royal oaks rising like a fabled city. The verse lauds art and nature blending under sunlit skies to offer a refuge from trouble, where mirth and health renew life's fading powers as the future brightens. Dedicated to Anna Hubbard Mercur.
Local notes report store items from shredded wheat and Royal Scarlet canned goods to cigars and park deer in the village. It lists travels, lectures, church rehearsals, a new livery stable at the power house, and community concerts with details on attendees and times.
A fine assortment of silver plated ware is offered at less than cost to manufacture. This presents the best opportunity yet to secure presents for friends at a reduced price.
The Hotel Berkshire opened last Monday morning under the management of Mr. F. B. Kimball a well known hotel man who previously managed the Eagle Inn at Orwell Vermont. Many guests have already arrived and numerous rooms are engaged with a bright outlook for a successful season.
A group of villagers toured Thagards last Tuesday morning led by Mr and Mrs W H W Teele. They traveled in three teams wagonette surrey and jersey spent time among grand old trees and near the lake photographed collected holly and mistletoe. Members included Mr W H W Teele and wife Mr Dickinson and wife Miss Dickinson and Master Dickinson Mrs Rich and son Mrs Apollonia Mrs Condron Mr Sise and wife Mr Brown and wife and Mr Halsted.
A Southern visitor from Goldsboro writes from December 1899 praising Pinehurst as a delightful winter destination. The letter thanks Borror for Pinehurst Out Look issues, notes plans to return, and commends the town’s culture and harmony that bridges northern and southern visitors. The writer encloses fifty cents for six months of subscription and wishes long life and prosperity.
A lady asks a polisher to polish a ballroom floor. He recalls the major’s ball where six people broke legs before midnight and an old gentleman fell to his death down the stairs. He attributes the misfortune to the polisher T.
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