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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
5
News in brief reports on minstrel show plans, Episcopal and Presbyterian services, a rabbit hunt, candy pulls, flower sales, a Pinehurst nurseries listing, and social events at the Village Hall and Magnolia area. It notes several arriving visitors from Boston and New York, auctions, and storm delays affecting travel.
J Al Wissler of Virginia registered at lly Tan last Wednesday while L Sergeant of Elmir New York is noted as using the Berkshire this week in a brief personal mention item.
Six golfers entered the stormy handicap tournament at Pinehurst Links: Owen Stetson Dutton Pharre Winchester and Leonard Tutts. Owen won the match. The two best scores were Mr One 128 less 28 95 and Mr Stetson 126 less 16 110.
Last Saturday Bro Powell of the Powell Hotel Aberdeen brought a horseback party to our village for a quail hunt. Prescott Bill and Bryant rode out with guides dogs started the covey at the first shot horses bolted and the party returned to the stables after ten birds were bagged on foot.
Last Sunday at the Christian union in Village Hall Rev A Crag from New Jersey preached a notable sermon from We know that Thou art a teacher come from God. Miss Marion Stearns sang Consecration beautifully. Attendance was small due to the storm. Episcopal services were in Hollytown music room led by Rev Mr Preswot.
A week ago ladies from Holly Inn with Mr C A Adatis visited Smoky Hollow shacks housing colored families. They found mothers working away and left children alone. The women sewed garments and provided shoes and stockings under Mr Adams guidance, proving the adage that it is better to give than receive.
Pinehurst community notice promotes the Pinehurst Minstrels show on Wednesday evening February 22 at the Village Hall. The brochure touts ebony colored performers, burnt cork artists, bones and twinbos players, banjo acts, sweet singing, end men, jokes, and audience choice pricing.
About sixty four guests attended a successful German Whist event at Ifolly Inn on Monday evening. Organized by Mrs Case for the Pickford Sanitarium for Colored Consumptives, the Pinehurst line charity raised 16 dollars from a 25 cent entry fee. A water color sketch by Sarah D Gilbert won by Mr Brookman served as the sole prize. Mrs Case is praised for her leadership and the event was among the season's pleasant gatherings.
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