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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
4
Frank T. Spinney publisher and Arthur H. Spinney editor list classified sections Wanted To Let For Sale etc. Address orders to Frask T. Spinnky publisher. Entered at the Post Office Moore County North Carolina. Second class mail.
A fragmented listing names Moore County officials such as John J. Witten and D. A. McDonal along with various local places like Curriesville Aberdean and Mineral Springs. Additional names include W. W. Cole Rubicon Patterson Bridge and Chirk's Mills, reflecting a mishmashed local directory.
The Outlook announces permanent quarters fitted for newspaper work and eight pages per issue. It pledges growth, improved pages, and broader North and South coverage, including a public bulletin board for important events, and aims to boost North Carolina pride using Franklin era presses and telegraphed updates.
Northern visitors and others who are far from their permanent homes gather in the city, seeking shelter and aid as a seasonal migration continues. Local agencies coordinate lodging, food, and social services to support the displaced population during this period.
A Pinehurst Casino parlor gathering created a central executive committee to organize Christmas events with funds decoration and entertainment groups. A second meeting formed a social society to host winter entertainments beyond literary fare, with Spinney Frisbee Upham Adams Carrington to lead a five member committee.
ABERDEEN L B Brewer attends Federal court in Raleigh this week. Mr Johnson the pharmacist has a child ill with pneumonia. Mr McNeille of Neillehurst visited town last Sunday. Local sportsmen report a lively period of bird and turkey hunting. Aberdeen lodge No 169 I C O F plans a banquet next Tuesday night. Aberdeen lodge No 60 K P had a pleasant time and supper last Thursday.
N M Bryan a merchant visits Tatlin county on business. Mrs BE Fowler of Wake county visits her brother en route to Montrose to see daughters. Mr Gregory rector of Southern Pines Episcopal church preached in Baptist church last Sabbath. Mrs W E Hicks of Biscoe, niece of A B Page, died suddenly in Raleigh while at the Methodist conference.
Southern Pines reports Eugene Levvitt of Leavitt's Mills was a guest at the Ozone on December 4. J. W. Pagan of Aberdeen, editor of Telegron, checked in on Tuesday. Emory Johnson from East Paddam Conn. rented rooms for housekeeping in Dr Saddleson's house. Bennett Benshimol of Boston visited town last Saturday to oversee property at Leavitt's Mills. The Y P S C BE society hosted a successful entertainment titled The Peak Family. William Kerr and wife from New York City vacationing nearby are guests of Landlord Coach at the Ozone. Kerr is a contracting agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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