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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
9
One copy per year six months three months. Single copies one dollar. Advertising rates reasonable and furnished on application. Correspondence on local matters invited. Notice of marriages births and deaths inserted free. Ads five lines or less twenty five cents per week. Address all orders to UCA Warwick Publisher. Pinehurst Moore County NC post office. Friday December 21 1900.
A string of visitors and seasonal guests are listed at Pinehurst inns and houses. R B Seager of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sise of Medford. W N Rush of High Point. Mr. and Mrs. George W Mills of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. D J Poore of Merrimac Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Wm W Hyde of Greenwich Conn. Miss F A Ransom of Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs H B Bangs and Miss Bangs. Mr. and Mrs J F Bates of Portsmouth N H. Dr F J Sherman of Ballston Springs NY. Mrs N M Montrose and Miss Kate Montrose of Ballston Springs NY. Hr E Lewis of Asheboro. C W Jenks of Los Angeles. Mrs C D Eaton of Whitefield NH. Mrs Alex Marey Jr and Misses Marey of River ton ND. Mr and Mrs T B Jones of Boston. Jones says Pinehurst feels like home after many seasons.
Mr E Vain of Raleigh and Mr W A Young of Boston visit the Berkshire. Miss Catherine Carruth of St Johnsbury Vermont and Miss L H Neill of Pittsfield stay at the Berkshire and Pine Grove House. Mr F D Gray of Jersey City, Miss Turner of Pittsfield, and Mrs H B Nichols of New York are guests at nearby inns. Ben Murrill, Saratoga pianist, at the Cedars. Cedars hosts Mrs E T Underhill of Boston. C D Benbow of Greensboro visits with local friends.
Morning service at 11 a m led by the Rev C M Emery Sunday school and Bible class at 12 noon with Rev Mr Emery Episcopal service at 3 p m conducted by Rev Mr Gregory Praise service at 7 15 p m led by Mr Bliss All are cordially invited to these services.
A full morning service featured Rev. Mr. Thomas of Southern Pines a returned missionary who gave a strong discourse. Chorister St. Clair leads a rapidly improving choir with soloist Mr. St. Clair singing There is an hour of Sweet Repose. Sunday school and Bible class met at noon led by Rev. Mr. Thomas. At 3 p.m. the Episcopal service was held under Rector Rev. Mr. Gregory with an engaging sermon. Mrs. Foster played the piano in the morning and praise services while Mrs. Barstow accompanied the Episcopal service.
Short chatty item notes remarks about a pretty girl described as sweet and appetizing, with a wry aside about her actions multiple times daily. This compact teaser captures a tabloid tone likely from a Chicago publication, hinting at social intrigue rather than a full event.
A nostalgic note highlights travel from Virginia to Florida via the Sea Board Air Line Railway, mentioning seasonal scenes from snow to sun and Christmas aboard the line. The fragment evokes a coastal journey with rail travel imagery and holiday mood.
The Carolina, a four story 1900 building, offers 49 suites for 400 guests with elevator and telephone in every room. It promises modern comforts including sun rooms steam heat and Pinehurst Springs water with strong sanitary systems. Manager H W Priest notes prior experience at Highland Park and other inns.
This 1890s hotel advertisement touts The Holly Inn as a premier Southern hotel built in 1895 with ongoing enlargements to meet rising demand. It highlights elegant interiors, baths, electric lights, steam heat, open fireplaces, call bells, and hair mattresses. An orchestra provides daily concerts and dancing, with fine cuisine and white North maid staff. Billiards and games are available. Consummatives cannot be received. Address James K Hyde, Manager, Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina.
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