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Newspaper

Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1911

Page

3

Hetzels and friends plan brief east coast visits

Ridley Park Pa residents Mr and Mrs William E Hetzel Miss Hetzel Miss CR Hetzel and Mr William E Hetzel Jr return for two weeks. Philadelphia Mr Ellis A Gimbel comes for a short sojourn. Rochester Mr and Mrs C R Millham visit briefly. New York Mr John W Latling makes his annual visit. East Orange Mrs Edgar Barratt joins friends for March.

William E. Hetzel Hetzel C. R. Hetzel William E. Hetzel, Jr Ridley Park Ellis A. Gimbel Philadelphia C. R. Millham Rochester John W. Latling New York Edgar Barratt East Orange

Golfers Extend Stay At The Molly Inn In Detroit Area

A long list of visiting golfers and companions tied to Detroit with extended stays or week long visits at the Molly Inn. Names include Neal Mc Gregor Burton Smith Dewey Kennedy Lombard Ward Stall Nate Cassabeer Anderson White Leigh Schurer McWilliams Dillon Cronyn George Brown Betts Dye Childs Moore Watson Cutler Crouse D Forey Osborne Schroder Mackey Rudge Thomson Thom son Holden Weeks Ross and others. Many plan to remain through February or for several weeks as patrons and guests.

Thomas Neal William A. McGregor George B. Burton Dudley W. Smith W. F. Dewey Detroit Mrs. Serviss New York L. M. Lombard Chicago Walter J. Kennedy Cleveland T. P. Anderson A. White W. Leigh Amhurst Canada Lewis M. Schurer J. P. McWilliams W. 8. Dillon Fitchburg W. Cronyn London Can George Brown K. Betts Gertrude J. Chandlee Overbrook John H. Dye Marth A. V. Childs Dickson L. Moore J. H. Watson Columbus Harriet M. Cutler Boston J.S. Crouse Syracuse E.M. D'Forey Everett H. Osborne Philip

Visitors from across states stay for extended visit at Berkshire and Harvard

At The Berkshire and Harvard Mrs. B. Stearns and Master Phillip Stearns of Andover join a long stay. Miss Ruth Dace, Miss Mabel Dace, and Miss Edna Dace of New York plan a lengthy visit. Several other families from New York Connecticut Massachusetts and Hartford are listed for extended visits and golf at local clubs during March.

8. B. Stearns Phillip Stearns Andover Walter H. Stearns Pawtucket Ruth Mabel Edna Dace New York William Chatfield Micon W. W. Radcliffe J. H. Birge Shelton, Conn F. W. Gensein

Residents and visitors arrive for extended stays in town

Mrs R N Johnson and Miss L R Johnson of Hallowell Maine return after three years away. Mrs Joseph E Nichols and Miss Marion B Nichols of Providence spend several weeks here. Mrs R J Gilkie and son of Cambridge stay for weeks. Mr Fred A Lockwood of Norwalk Conn comes for a long sojourn. Mr Frank Hubbard of Detroit joins golfers. Mr John Curley of Shannon Pa enjoys the quall shooting.

R. N. Johnson L. R. Johnson Hallowell Maine Joseph E. Nichols Marion B. Nichols Providence R.J. Gilkie Cambridge Fred A. Lockwood Norwalk Conn Frank Hubbard Detroit John Curley Shannon

Teaching Horses to Jump by H Buckland of London

Mr. H. Buckland details a step by step method to train horses for jumping. Start with four year olds in a paddock, a tiny twelve inch hurdle, then lure with corn from the far side, repeat daily, gradually raise the hurdle, first without a rider, then with a rider, finally test in the country against ditches fences and hedges.

H. Buckland London

Notable visitors and guests at Lexington area

At The Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. George Procter of Buffalo will remain several weeks. Mr. E. E. Speary of Syracuse spent the week here. Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas of Newark are making a long sojourn. Mr. James McGinnis and Mr. P. McGinnis of Baltimore will remain in definitely. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Durell of Somerville, Mass., return for their annual visit and golf.

George Procter Buffalo E. E. Speary Syracuse John Douglas Newark James McGinnis P. McGinnis Baltimore J. A. Durell Somerville Mass

Van Horns Host Party At Trap Shooting Event

Guests of Mr and Mrs Isaac Van Horn of Boston attended a Saturday party hosted by the couple. The event featured full trap shooting with rifle and pistol practice enjoyed by all attendees.

Mr. and Mrs. van Horn Isaac van Horn Boston

Ohio Golf Champion Mr. Allen Bole Competes Locally

Ohio golf champion Mr Allen Bole spent a week here with his first round on the number two course a seventy two.

Allen Bole Ohio

Guest of Mrs Sinclair Catherine Weeks at Red Gables

Miss Catherine Weeks is the guest of Mrs C A Sinclair at Red Gables, staying for a visit. The note highlights social hospitality at the Sinclair residence and identifies the invited guest and host.

Mrs. Sinclair Catherine Weeks C. A. Sinclair Red Gables

Miss Laura Walker at The Carolina Sees Large Hair Goods Lot

Miss Laura Agnes Walker a manicurist and masseuse at The Carolina announces receipt of a large assortment of hair goods expanding her shop offerings.

Laura Agnes Walker the Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.T. Stall W.M. Nate Brockton Mr. T. Cassabeer The Berkshire Harvard Mra S. H Bethel D. Strachan G. W. Dodd C. Verbeck Malden Maas R. J. Clapp Cora Belcher R. D. Clapp Hartford A. G. Bridge Margaret Chester Bridge Hazardville Lexington Carolina H. W. Priest Pinehurst Springs Pinehurst, N. C F. C. Abbe Manacer Wentworth New England New Castle Portsmouth N. H Wentworth Hotel Co Pinehurst N. C
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