County officers and village news in brief
Newly elected county officers took their seats last Monday. A new fruit shipment arrived at the Department Store and a cash carrier system was introduced. Rev Dobbs led services at Culdee church last Sabbath. Christian union services are planned next Sunday at 11 in Village Ell. A barber in the county reportedly refuses to shave a tan without a hair cut. G A Chaplin now heads the dry goods at the Department Store. The Casino reading room offers free lending papers and magazines. Rev E H W Eller of Greensboro will preach at Beulah Hill next Sunday. Episcopal services led by Rev Mr Gregory in Village Hall next Sunday afternoon. Rev Emery of Southern Pines preached last Sunday. M McAlpine now in charge of the meat market at the Department Store. KE Vale of Southern Pines, ill with fever, is recovering. William Paul, longtime Pinebluff resident, recently suffered eighteen hemorrhages and is not expected to live. Manager Pritchett received a wild turkey, 20 pounds, 5’9” wingspan, served at Holly Inn. Miss Addie V Hoyt, new teacher from Saugus MA, arrives and will open school Monday. parents can meet her in the General Office today and tomorrow. A farmer outside the village brought a 17-pound wild turkey. hunters are active. McKenzie’s pond remains a hunting spot. an otter was shot there. Rumor of a double train between Pinehurst and Aberdeen on the Aberdeen & Asheboro line, promising same-day round trips and better local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie V. Hoyt
Saugus
Mass
Miss Hoyt
Visitors at Holly Inn and Palmetto noted for season
Mrs. J L Hall of Fall River and Mrs Ira Russell of Winchendon guest at Holly Inn and Cedars. William Reed of Fall River and George W Walsh of Chicago arrive at Holly Inn. Miss Sarah D Gilbert returns to Palmetto suite with her sister Mrs H D Williams. J L Wolcott of Toledo and wife arrive to spend season at the Holly Inn. George W Butts of New York and son George W Jr arrive at Holly Inn. banker and golf lover plans Pinehurst golf and Red Lion Inn ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hall
Fall River, Mass
Holly Inn
Ira Russell
Winchendon, Mass
Cedars
J.L. Wolcott
National Supply Co
Toledo, Ohio
Tolly Inn
Sarah D. Gilbert
Palmetto
Miss Gilbert
H. D. Williams
Newton
George W. Butts
George W. Jr
New York City
Holly Imm
Mr. Butts
Pinehurst
Treadway
Stockbridge
Mass
Mr. Treadway
Hunters Bring Three Wild Turkeys to Pinehurst
Successful hunters Messrs. Charles A. Adams and J Toward Edwards of Boston spent the season at Holly Tree and returned with three wild turkeys after a day in the vicinity. They encountered thirteen birds but only three were captured, marking the largest bag to Pinehurst this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles A. Adams
J. Toward
Edwards
Boston
Mass
Holly Tn
Pinehurst
Adams and
Village Nimrods Triumph in Wild Turkey Hunt
A proud day for local gentlemen as they celebrate a successful hunt. Turkeys are unusually abundant this year, and residents may join future hunts to share in the sport and spoils.
At the Golf Links Popular with Players in Fine Weather
The Golf Links draw growing crowds as sunny days bring keen play on a course praised for firm lies and challenging bunkers. Charles A. Ackins of Boston posted the best nine hole record this season, while John Dunn Tucker, a famed professional, is expected soon to oversee instruction and boost visitor interest in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Links
Charles A. Ackins
Boston
Adams
John Dunn Tucker
Good Sport in Aberdeens Country Hunt
Last Tuesday local sportsmen toured the countryside under Landlord Powell of the Powell Hotel Aberdeen. They found quail plenty and returned with good bags. Adams and Edwards of our village plan to spend several days with Mr Powell to pursue wild turkey and other game birds. Powell is an expert on local haunts and has hunting dogs. Northern Nimrods would do well to secure him as a companion on hunts in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Good Fellows
Powell
Powell Hotel
Aberdeen
Adams and
Edwards
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Dobbs
Christian Union
G. A. Chaplin
E. H W. Eller
Greensboro
Beulah Hill Baptist Church
Tlam
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Emery
Southern Pines
M. McAlpine
Mr. Alpine
KE. Vale
William Paul
Pinebluff
California
Pritchett
McKenzie
Asheboro
William Reed
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Holly Tnn
Mr. I. Brayton
George W. Walsh
Chicago, TN
William S. Hall
Miss G. Hutchins
Chicago, IL
H.T. Chapman
Lawrence, Mass
George B. Dowling, M. D
Brooklyn, N. Y
George W. Fernald
William
Amesbury, Mass
Pine Grove House
Outlook
Jefferson
Richmond, VA
America
Aberdeen, N. C
Henry H. Powell
Southern Pines News Depot
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