Notice and advertising rates at Pinehurst publication
Advertising rates reasonable and furnished on application. Correspondence on matters of local interest cordially invited. Notice of Marriages Births and Deaths inserted free. Ads such as Wanted To Let For Sale not exceeding five lines two cents per week. Address all orders to C A Warwick Publisher Pinehurst Moore County S C as second class mail matter. Little of all we value here wakes on the mor of the hundredth year without loath feeling sid looking suer Oliver Wendell Holmes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Warwick
Sid
Sueer
Oliver Wendtoll Holmes
Notable Guests Register at Area Inns and Hotels
A series of personal mentions shows travelers and locals staying at area hotels. D W Fox of Pinebluff, and Miss Flossie Speed of Lynn, among others, are registered at the Casino and Waldheim respectively. Guests include Mrs A S Tuttle of Reading and J A Hickey of Brockton at the Lenox and Carolina. Dr Walter A Parcels of Lewistown returns for a third season with rooms at the Cedars.
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B.S. Cortell of
Boston, Mss
Flossie Speed
Lynn
Mass
Miss Speed
Waldheim
Walter A. Parcels
Lewistown
the Cedars
Social notes from Pinehurst and New York visitors
Mr and Mrs Asa A Galleys of New York are at the Holly Inn Miss L Farquharson of Black River Jamaica is a guest at the Lenox Many friends of Mr and Mrs M I Hawley of Courthind New York greet them returning to Pinehurst for their fourth season Mr and Mrs Lawley have engaged a suite at the Dartmouth
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Asa A. Galleys
New York
Holly Inn
M. I. Hawley
Courthind
Pinehurst
Lawley
Dartmouth
Polk Miller entertains Pinehurst with negro character tales
The Pinehurst audience heard Mr. Polk Miller recount reminiscences of growing up with a black boy, serving in the Confederacy, and a restaurant encounter where a bent steak led to a demand for payment. His planned winter return promises further entertaining banjo and songs.
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Polk Miller
Pinelurst
Confeder Te Amy
Bob
Father
Darkey
Whimsical Holiday Fragments From City Papers
An assortment of brief humorous clippings and quips from Chicago Tribune style lines and Detroit Prep Press dialog. Personal banter and misheard calls mix with a child’s Christmas tree query and light domestic anecdotes.
The Carolina Hotel A Four Story Grand Opening
The Carolina is a four story building finished in TH00 with elegant interiors and forty nine suites. It can host four hundred guests and offers modern comforts including elevators telephone service sun rooms steam heat and a sanitary system fed by Ute Springs. Manager H W Priest notes prior work at Oghtind Park and Magnolia Pine Forest and Preston hotels.
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The
Carolina
Pirehurst Springs
The Holly Inn Provides Luxury in Pinehurst North Carolina
The Holly Inn built in 1895 expanded to meet rising coastal demand offers elegant interior, bathrooms, electric lights, steam heat, open fireplaces, call bells, and hair mattresses. An orchestra performs daily nine concerts and dances while cuisine is praised. Rooms feature billiards and games. Consignments note convalescent receivers disallowed. James K Hyde, manager, Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina.
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Holly Inn
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Ern
Iva
Moore County
S.C
D. W. Fox
Pinebluff
A.S. ‘Tuttle
Reading, Mass
the Lenox
J. A. Hickey
Brockton, Mass
J.D. Howe
Kansas City
M. L. Stone
Boston, Mass
A. F. Hammond
Orwell, Vt
Berkshire
Mrs
A. B. Boyd
Brooklyn, N.Y
Wolly Inn
Sam Powell
Atlanta, Gla
Freelind D. Leslie
Milton, Mass
I. W. Smith
N. Montrose
Kate Montrose
Ballston Spa, N. Y
Mrs. W. F. Lewis
Montreal
Quebec
Landlord Hyde
Holly Tin
H. Grace Silkman
Oswego, N. Y
Ellen A. Drew
Mary 5. Drew of
Portsmouth, O
Pineierst
Henry
Angeline
Vin
Chicago
Miss Pinkerly
Tutter
Bobby
Jane
Washington Star
Pinehurst, N. C
H. W. Priest
Triminger
James K. Hyde
North Carolina
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