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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

4

Local Advertising Rates and Notices Notice

Advertising laws reasonable and furnished on application correspondence on local matters invited. Notice of Marriages births and deaths inser ter free. Ads such as Wanted To Let For Sale not exceeding five lines 25 renta per week. Address orders to C A Warwick Pinehurst Moore County NC. Post office second class matter.

C. A. Warwick

Personal visitors at Pinehurst year round inns and hotels

J L Thurston of New York and J E Reynolds of East Orange are guests at the Berkshire while E F Miller of Boston and L N Neill with A Turner of Pittsfield stay at the Magnolia. Marcy of Philadelphia rooms at the Cedars. Davis parties occupy Palmetto and Lenox. Wm Tomes of Boston has a Berkshire suite for the season. Rose Guarfield of Boston is at Pinehurst for a second season at the Cedars. J W Richards of Auburndale joins Berkshire guests. E F French of Prospect House occupies Good Luck Cottage. Marey family from Riverton at Tower Cottage. notable arrivals and registrations include Schenck, Benbow, Sloan, Vernon, Rankin, Jeffrey, and Mary E Ross.

Rose Guarfield Boston Mass Pinehurst the Cedars The Berkshire Hi. F. Schenck Laurendale N. C C. D. Benbow Greensboro J. H. Sloan Spartanburg 8. C R. L. Vernon New York A. M. Rankin R. L. Jeffrey London Eng Mary E. Ross Washington, Pa

Noted Guests Arrive for Long Stays at Pinehurst Inns

Visitors arrive in Pinehurst with Chas Crawford of Boston lodging at the Cedars and Mrs Jessie Tuttle of Oneida and her son at the Berkshire. Holly Inn registers include Henry Lyman Greenfield Mass E Clark Tracy New York S G Wheathind Sem Mass J A Leslie New York Tom McCabe Boston C H Notting Rev H Randolph Mae Jones Richmond VA J K Bates Portsmouth NH Malone Wireless St Louis W S Griffin Norfolk George Schminke St Louis.

Holly Inn Henry W. Lyman Greenfield Mass E. Clark ‘Tracy New York S. G. Wheathind Sem J. A. Leslie G. B. McCabe Tom McCabe Boston C. H. Notting J. K. Bates Portsmouth N. Hs Malone Wireless St. Louis

Sunday worship services listed for next day

Morning service at Sla Congre gational announced later. Sunday school at noon, Bible class for adults also at noon. Episcopal service at 3 p m led by Rev. Mr. Gregory. Praise and song service at 7 15 p m. All are cordially invited to these services.

Sla. m Gregory

Last Sundays Services at the Parish

At 11 a.m. Rev. Mr. Thomas of Southern Pines preached. A noon Sunday school and adult Bible class followed. At 3 p.m. Mr. Gregory of Southern Pines preached in Episcopal service. A 7:15 p.m. praise service drew good attendance with Mr. H. G. Stowe leading on short notice. Mrs. Foster played morning and evening, Miss Barstow in the afternoon.

Thomas Southern Pines Gregory H.G. Stowe Mrs. Foster Miss Barstow

Public Whist Party Opens Biweekly Series in Village Hall

The first biweekly whist party in the Village Hall drew many guests to eight filled tables. Master of ceremonies H G Stowe led with Mrs Sumner Mahew and Miss Bertha Taylor assisting. Prizes went to F H McAlpine and Miss Pott with others sharing points. Mrs Mayhew waived the gentlemen’s prize. Booby prizes went to Dr Shepard and Mrs H L Barstow. Refreshments followed, and the event closed around 10 30. The social success earned high praise for the committee and town.

H. G. Stowe Sumner Mahew Bertha Taylor Halifax F. H. McAlpine Miss Pott W. H. Call Kimball Allen Mayhew Dr. Shepard H. L. Barstow

The Carolina Hotel Opening A Four Story Luxury

The Carolina hotel opened in 1900 as a four story building with capacity for four hundred guests and forty nine suites with baths. It offers advanced amenities including elevator telephone sun rooms steam heat and a sanitary sewer system powered by Pinehurst Springs water. The former manager of Highland Park Hotel Aiken and other noted inns is named in the notice.

The Carolina Pinehurst Springs

The Holly Inn Pinehurst NC Advertises Rates and Luxuries

Terms: 3.00 per Day 14.00 to 25.00 per Week. Built in 1895 the Holly Inn has expanded to meet demand. Interior described as elegant cheerful with modern conveniences including bathrooms electric lights steam heat open fireplaces call bells and hair mattresses. An orchestra offers daily concerts and dancing. Cuisine praised with white North staff. Billiards rooms available. CONSUMPTIVES CANNOT BE RECEIVED. Address James K Hyde Manager Pinehurst Moore Co North Carolina.

Holly Inn

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Pinehurst, Moore CO C. A. Warwick, Pulisher Moore County N.C J. L. Thurston J. E. Reynolds East Orange, N. J E. F. Miller Boston Mass Magnolia Mr. Marcy Philadelphia L. N. Neill A. Turner Pittsfield, Mass Miss Davis St. Andrews Quebec Landlord Kimball J.N. Davis Bessie M. Davis Winthrop, Mass Palmetto Wm. [Tomes Boston, Mass J. W. Richards Auburndale Mass E. N. Fletcher Greenfield, N. H Lenox E. F. French Mt. Holyoke Northampton Chas. Crawford Miss Crawford Jessie Tuttle Oneida, N. Y Whist Party Pinehurst, N. C H. W. Priest Highland Park Aiken D. C Pine Forest Somerville Beach Bluff James K. Hyde Moore Co North Carolina Elriade
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