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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1898
Page
5
A quirky verse about a dry goods clerk whose handsome features attract the dame yet he counters the same charm with a playful rebuttal. The poem hints at romantic mischief and repeated shifts in attraction and behavior across the encounter.
New Years services led by Bishop Cheshire at 8 16 am Sunday Episco pal in North Carolina. A fruit grower convention planned for Southern Pines on Friday and Saturday the 6th and 7th farmers invited. Christmas cheer in Jackson Springs with Santa Claus. Pinehurst nine challenged by Southern Pines for a 230 pm game on Southern Pines grounds. Holly Inn guests enjoyed a concert by the orchestra and Mr Messer declaimed well. Pinehurst Nurseries offer cut flowers roses carnations at low prices via De terment Store. Benbow reports fine baseball diamond laid on Palmetto road for spring training. Maggie McDonald and Arthur Wicker wed last evening by Squire C D Benbow. reside near Pinehurst. Episcopal services held Sunday afternoon. Miss Upham sang solo. Col Williams and Mamie Wicker married last Friday at John Wicker’s near Pinehurst. Remains of William M Paul of Pinebluff, who died in Los Angeles, arrived with Mrs Paul and children. Mr Selene, artist from New York, finished frescoes at Holly Inn and left for Durham. music room decorations praised.
A string of visitors from Philadelphia, Virginia, New York, Baltimore, and other locales arrive for the season at Holly Inn, Magnolia, Palmetto, Berkshire, Trolly Inn, and Concord. Notables include Miss Juliette Richards, Archibald E. Taylor, and Dr. D. G. Brinton. Christmas events are noted with several residents hosting gatherings.
M. L. Hawley and wife from Dorthind N V occupy their old apartments in the Dartmouth. Mr and Mrs George A Burgess of Boston stay at the Holly Inn with Mrs Burgess remaining for the season. A Roseland party led by Thomas Shepherd and wife Jeannett L Kelly Tattie Aiken and LO Aiken visited the village Wednesday, touring points of interest and praising the visit.
The Misses Newhall hosted a small gathering Wednesday afternoon in their Dartmouth suite. Miss Annie Newhall read from an advance copy of David Harum by Edwin S. Wescott, praised for its Central New York character. Chocolate and wafers were served. guests included Miss Gilbert, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Canning, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Spinney, Miss Crosby, and Miss Boyden.
A new one story bowling alley on Dogwood road behind the Casino opened Thursday last week and now ranks as a popular village venue. It features two revolution-sized alleys, a spectator balcony, barber shop, large windows, and electric lighting, with a heate open fireplace.
A local colored girl, Willie Whiskers Richardson, enjoys a thriving nickname in the nearby hamlet, highlighting community fondness and local color.
Yesterday Jabson recalls denying four women a small loan, a choice that left him sleepless as the ringing memory of their plea haunted him. Madson commends his compassion, then unveils the woman as Maubson, his wife Fechange.
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