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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1899
Page
3
The lower floor houses the Ladies' Parlor and Cafe while the second floor offers a reading and leisure area with daily papers and popular periodicals, a billiard room, a smoking room, bath rooms, and a tending room.
A fragmented notice notes Mrs J Milton Robinson and Mr ake manage a home like setting in Reading Massachusetts. The text hints at planning or hosting a marriage-like event or pritrons, with emphasis on making the house agreeable and homey.
Agnes Kelley, elocutionist, read from Tennyson's Enoch Aden at Village Hall on Tuesday with Miss Marion Stearns, Holly Inn orchestra. Despite small attendance, performances impressed. Kelleys elocution, Stearns vocals, and Ellis violin received liberal applause.
Dr. Male's department store offers autograph copies of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale works in cloth and paper. Titles include A New England Boyhood Hands Of Neither Script Nor Money Sermons of the Winter The Man Without a Country If Jesus Came to Boston and Everyday Sermons. Proceeds benefit the Lend-A-Hand Society of Boston, led by Dr. Tile and aided by Rev. Mr Tobey who spent last season there.
The Idler in the Manchester Union describes Pinehurst six miles from Southern Pines owned by Boston’s Mr Jones W Tufts. An extended Holly Inn hotel and many cottages provide for about 1000 guests, all run under Tufts well known plan and taste.
A Pinehurst links sweepstakes golf tournament last Saturday attracted many villagers. Twelve entries included Edwards, Leonard Tufts, Prescott, Westcott, Marrow, Dutton, Bill Lowry Merrill dimes W Tufts Phirre and Winchester. Edwards won the prize golf club and balls. Leonard Tufts finished a close second. The course was in good condition and further tournaments are planned.
Copies of this book have been sent to Pinehurst for guests to add to their libraries. General Carrington spent last winter in Pinehurst and donated time to others while preparing the book. Simple copies will be at Mr. Benbow's office and the Jolly Inn. Price is $2.00 with all proceeds sent to the author.
Dowd reports EE Bowers of Heron Island Maine in his third season says his music record is broken Dr Hursey from Maine holds more trumps and wins praise Mr Rogers tells ladies at Berk shire how he led a church choir twenty four years without a quarrel Tursey adds forty years and his wife played the organ for that long with no quarrels Can anyone beat this record.
A Washington Star fragment shows a humorous exchange on statistics and big numbers. Pete and Mike debate cotton crop totals and gold output while a pun about two dollars and a half stretches into a comedic aside.
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