Pinehurst News in Brief Highlights Local Fun and Events
Photographer Er C Merrow shows views of Pinehurst sites on display. Livery service strong with steady tourist arrivals. Holly Spring hosts midwinter tennis with guests from the North. Frank Hightower tops bowling scores at 224. Bowling and social events extend late into the night. Sunday Carolina Hotel concert promises rare music for guests and villagers. Mr and Mrs B Martin celebrate 12th wedding anniversary at the Cedars with games and merriment.
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Er. C. Merrow
Pinehurst
Carolina Hotel
B. Martin
the Cedars
Mrs. Martin
Five January Youths Companion issues featured varied articles
The January Youth's Companion issues offer wide variety articles and over twenty stories. The Southern Railway New York and Florida Limited will begin dining car service between Jersey City and St. Augustine on January 14, aiding Pinehurst patrons. John Burrowes, Dining Car Superintendent.
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Southern Railway
New York and Florida
Jersey City
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
John
Burrowes
Minewurst Outlook Calendar Receipt Note
A New York City reader sends thanks for the calendar and expresses pleasure in receiving the Outlook weekly. They reflect on past winters in Pinehurst and extend best wishes for the paper’s prosperity in the new century.
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Sik
Pinehurst
E. Willerr
Pleasant Outing From Cedars Party Sees Pines and Lake
A Cedars party led by Mrs. and Miss Laylor with guests travels from Pinehurst through pine woods to Aberdeen and Pinebluff. They visit a museum, glimpse a bur pentine still, and enjoy an open air lunch on Rev. Mr. Fox’s veranda on the ninth day of clear skies and sunshine.
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The
Cedars
Miss Laylor
Soule
Cortell
ST. W. Smith
Rose Garfield
Hannah Marey
Parcel
Mrs. Underhill
Mrs. Bliss
Pinehurst
Aberdeen
Mr. Fox
A Pleasant Evening Homeward with Evening Song
We describe a tranquil January sunset journey home to the Casino for supper. The day left us with grateful memories, and neighbors listened for the tune of “Home Sweet Home” as we neared our door, safe and sound.
No Doula Mistress Confession Dialogue
A New York Herald fragment records a terse domestic exchange. The mistress asks a servant if the lady was informed it was out and whether she doubted it. The servant replies the lady knew the mistress was not.
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New York Herald
Olive Stupidity Typewriter Seeks Better Job
A Chicago Record quote shows a typewriter saying she will leave for a position with an employer who sees she is ready to go to the mati nee. The snippet captures a witty exchange about opportunity and timing.
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Chicago Record
A Natural Conclusion: De Matthews Wife Origin
Chicago Times Herald notes a humorous exchange about where De Matthews met his wife. The quip suggests the meeting occurred in a department store and hints she might be a bargain. No further details provided.
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de Matthews
Chicago Times-Herald
Helpful Child Responds Quick to House Help
A brief quip from the Philadelphia Press notes a clever child already assisting at home. The exchange shows a playful dialogue with a young girl eager to help and a parent encouraging responsibility.
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Ethel—O
Philadelphia Press
Unclear Dialogue Sparks Toying With Attire
In a fragmented exchange Mr Meekton asks about a necktie from Christmas. He replies he will wear it with a Nile green smoking jacket purple and yellow socks and a birthday cigar, all at once before changing.
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Mr. Meekton
Sam
Henrietta
Why He Didn't Recognize It
A humorous Chicago News item where a husband asks the wife for the new piece she played. She explains it isn’t new and that she had the piano tuned today, prompting his puzzlement as the tune sounds unfamiliar to him.
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Chicago News
Trade Secrets of Shoe Merchants
A dialogue from the Baltimore American contrasts two merchants. The first laments poor sales after cutting prices to half, while the second boasts success after offering half sizes, selling his entire stock.
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Baltimore
Carrollton Hotel for Sale in Raleigh area notice
For sale is the Carrollton Hotel a new centrally located property with 60 rooms three stores 600 feet of piazza on front and rear two dwellings a six and ten room and three vaclets occupancy by first class tenants. Rents total £2 000 yearly for hotel and £460 for residences. Price $18 000 terms one third cash balance 2 to 4 years at 6 percent. Contact L A Carr Durham or Col Carroll Raleigh.
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Yarborough House
Post Onice
Fayvetteville Street
Carbarness Street
Wilmington Street
L. A. Carr
Durham
N.C
Col. Carroll
Raleigh
Mrs May Cook Sharp Announces Piano Lessons in Pinehurst
Mrs May Cook Sharp of the Klindworth Scharwenka Conservatory Berlin will take pianoforte pupils during her winter residence in Pinehurst. Pupils or others may rent piano for practice by arrangement with Mrs Sharp. Address Notel Carolina Pinehurst N C.
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Pinehurst
Sharp
Carolina
Pinehurst, N
Local Book and Stationery Store Highlights Family Line
An up to date shop offers a broad selection in books and stationery. The store features a childrens books section and a varied assortment of toys parlor games souvenirs cigars and tobacco.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Baker’s
Baron von Liebig
Baker’s Chocolate Croquettes
Henry S. Davis
Pinehurst, N. C
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Holly Sin
Prank Hightower
Lalies
Ileys
New York City
the Pinehurst Vocal Studio
Lampert
A. D. ST. Clair, Manacer
Lamperti
Carrollton Hotel
Raleich, N. C
Mrs. May Cook Sharp
Klindworths Scharwenka Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Germany
the Outlook Press
South
News Depot
Southern Pines
Cc, I. Aves, Proprietor
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