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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1916
Page
2
Drawn by one horse and operated by one man the TRIPLEX will mow more lawn daily than the best motor mower and at lower cost. It outruns three horse-drawn mowers, avoids grass damage in Spring and Summer, and offers a catalogue of lawn mowers including Townsend's GOLF Wonper for putting greens. Free catalogue from 25 Central Avenue Orange, N.
School notice from Pinehurst School announces the start of the term on Monday March 13 1916. The brief item notes the new term begins and invites attendance.
Hiawatha visits Williestymie's shop for a three dollar driver and a set of tissue wrapped balls. He tests the club on a plantain, builds a sand hill, and swings with intense effort, finally vowing never to return as dawn finds him waiting for the shop to open.
The schedule lists February events including Choice Score best six holes from each nine, February 16 Handicap versus Bogey, February 23 Flag Event, March 1 Medal Play Handicap, March 8 Mixed Foursomes, March 15 16 Club Championship thirty six holes medal play for best gross score with prizes for top three nets, Maroon 29 Medal Play Handicap for non prize winners with top nets prizes, April 5 Choice Score and ongoing putting competitions.
A brief note promoting THE OvuTLooK as a time saving tool for writing letters. It suggests asking for mailing envelopes to streamline correspondence.
On a Monday before a great fire, Phil Carter delivers a remarkable round on the number two course. His scores reveal extreme restraint with few strokes per hole and near-miraculous putts from the bushes. Opponents Eugene Wogan Herbert Lagerblade James Wilson witness astonishing play and fans debate the course’s true par and the possibility of two holes in one.
The Weymouth Drag Hunt established tradition with Jim Boydmaster Rodman Wanna maker and Arthur Page as whips. The field included mounts from the village and guests from New York such as H. L. Slade and FP. J. Messine.
Saturday February 5 at 10 AM a meeting for residents and visitors of Pinehurst to organize a dancing class for children. All interested are welcome to attend and help organize lessons.
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