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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
9
Remittance instructed payments payable to THE OUTLOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY. The note specifies advertising rate details and circulation state within the folder.
A playful verse praise of cats singing at night with Wildean whimsy. Verses lampoon nocturnal feline chatter and catlike musicality, ending with a nod to poet William Tipton Talbot in the Washington Post.
Henry Clews highlights 1905 as a year of exceptional national progress with record immigration, booming foreign and internal trade, rising stock values, abundant money, and strong industrial growth. He cautions against financial excesses and urges contraction to prevent a future setback while noting farmers and workers enjoy high prosperity. A Holly Inn season opening dance follows.
An evening putting contest arranged by Mrs. Montgomery A. Crockett was one of the week’s pleasant features. Mr and Mrs. G. Lee Knight of Philadelphia won the prizes offered.
The Inn hosted a weekly card party Wednesday evening showing strong interest with nearly forty players. Prize winners were Mrs. A. D. Henderson and Mrs. C. F. Tibball of New York, and Mr. C. J. Becker of Boston.
A. G. Warren of Rochester New York captured the Tin Whistles club cup in the weekly eight een hole medal play handicap event with a net score of 78. G. Lee Knight of Philadelphia with handicap five was runner up at 83, while F. E. Belden Hartford C L Becker Boston and Fred J Bailey Chicago tied for third at 84. W. A. Johnston Latrobe and H. W. Ormsbee Brooklyn followed at 85.
Conditions are excellent for quail hunting with many birds bagged by sportsmen. John Teagle of Cleveland and W C Teagle of New York led with 30 birds across two trips, 19 and 11 kills respectively. James Todd of Pittsburgh hunts often with his dogs Rock and Billie, while J K Such of South Amboy visits yearly with two good dogs. Flight woodcock shooting adds variety as the week progresses.
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