Local news briefs from Pinehurst area
First cauliflower from market garden announces Tuesday morning. Everett Couch becomes trolley motorman. Miss Taylor illness causes Wednesday school absence. Rev Gregory to hold Episco pal services Sunday at 3:30 PM. Strawberries bloom at nursery sheltered by north fence. Charles D. Benbow named postmaster, to take office Jan 1. Mistletoe decorates Eureka cottage. Rev Ingram to preach at Keulth Hill and Pine Ridge school houses. Christmas plans include tree, gifts, and program. Motorman Buie heads to Norfolk for new work. Union Bible school formed. eighteen join fellowship. Local store reports strong Christmas sales. Public Christmas tree planned at Village Hall. presents invited. Gen Carrington publishes Washington as Soldier. Christmas festival preparations underway. village hall trimmed. donations for tree invited. Mr. J. R. Moore arranging shorthand lessons with Prof Ellinwood. Gas-meter joke ends with galloping consumption remark.
Notable Guests At Pinehurst In Winter Season
A stream of notable visitors arrive or visit Pinehurst for the season. Miss J. Smith of Waverly and Rev. W. Clark of Colgate University are at the Holly Inn, while Mr. Atwood and Dr. Boynton with wife stay at the Cedars. Prof Massey, Miss McCullock, and Prof Hawley with wife are guests at local inns and stores. C. H. Plumb, his wife, and Sea Board Air Line officials visit Slolly Inn and Pinehurst, with C. W. Russell from Norfolk Pilot touring town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Smith
Waverly, Pa
Holly Inn
Dr. S. Boynton
Lynn, Mass
Cedars
W. N. Clark
D. D
Colgate University
Hamilon, N. Y
C. H. Plumb
Messrs. Murray Forbes
F.C. Pogue
L. Ackiss
Seaboard Air Line
C. W. Russell
Norfolk Daily Pilot
Pinehurst
Juvenile logician debates pie with mother in pantry
A juvenile logician asks his mother if any pie remains and asserts he already had the last piece. The mother refuses, prompting a brief parental retort about ownership and sharing. The exchange appears in the Cleveland Plain Dealer as a humorous household scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Won’t Be Without It For The Pinehurst
A December 18 1907 letter from Worrenoro New Hampshire shows Mr F T Srnny sending a two dollar post office order for a one year subscription to The Pinehurst Outlook for himself and Mrs Hattie Thurston. The writer compliments the paper and expresses a desire to not do without it.
New Illustrated Seaboard Books Promote Education and Winter Travel
The Sea board Air Line passenger department issued two illustrated books. Education in the South lists schools and higher education along the line. Winter Excursions via Seaboard Line sketches winter tourist points and shows excursion rates to Florida Texas Mexico and California resorts with discounts especially to Southern Pines North Carolina. Copies available from I J Anderson General Passenger Agent Portsmouth Va for five cents in stamps. The OvTLoox sells at three cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Line
Florida
Texas
Mexico
California
Southern Pines
N. C
I. J. Anderson
Portsmouth
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Everett Couch
IL ‘T. Gregory
Charles D. Benbow
Eureka Cottage
IE. M. Ingram
Keulth Hill Baptist Church
TL Oclock
A. Im
W.N. Clarke
Hamilton, N. Y
New School House
Pinehurst School House
Hugh M. Ingram
Pekin, N.C
Gen
Hi. B. Carrington
Bruce M. Buie
Pinehurst Electric Railroad
Norfolk, Va
Ingram
Pine Ridge
W. R. Copper
Jonas Barclay
Cerelatte
The
Union Bible School
Tobey
N. B. Carrington
Washington
Henry B. Carrington
LL. S. A
J. R. Moore
Charlotte
T. J. Ellinwood
Ellinwood
Dartmouth
Jones
J. 1. Atwood
Wilmington
S. B. Wallace
Thomas Wallace
Massey
Raleigh
Verna McCullock
Pleasant Garden
General Store
M. L. Hawley
Cortland, N. Y
New Illustrated Literature
H. H. Powell & Son
Aberdeen
Roseland
Southern Pines, N. C
BAY State
Franklin
Russia
Barstow Stove CO
Boston
Providence
New York
Francis Deaton
Pinehurst, Moore Co
North Carolina
the Outlook
John Wanamaker
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