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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
4
Readers are asked to help the publisher by sending addresses of those who should know about Pinehurst so copies of THE OUTLOOK may be mailed to them. The publisher asks every reader to aid in expanding circulation and informing friends.
Pinehurst attracts visitors with winter golf tennis croquet and base ball. The article celebrates the favorable conditions in Pinehurst for outdoor sports, noting open woods sandy soil and humorous notes about pitchers umpires and the prospect of Pinehurst nine challenging surrounding clubs as they flourish.
The Southern Pines Free Press praises Pinehurst Outlook for discovering a new poet, Mr. T. A. Frye, and urges other journals to acknowledge the literary talent. The piece humorously congratulates the Outlook, questions rival papers, and notes Frye’s rising fame in this florid local exchange.
A village entertainment committee met in the Casino parlor last Monday at 7. The treasurer reported and five new members joined: Mr and Mrs Leonard Tatts, Mr and Mrs Delaney, and Miss Goodridge. Plans included Gibson tableaux and music ending with a humorous Onestet drama on Wednesday June 26 at Village Hall with ten cents admission. Mrs Noble was named chair of the special committee. A general committee meeting was set for Thursday January 11.
Horseback riding grows in popularity among villagers with Sunday crowds of riders and many learners. Pinelwurst stables offer a large fleet of riding horses suitable for riders, providing safe and pleasurable country rides as proficiency increases.
An old Scotswoman, advised by her minister to take snuff to stay awake during the sermon, quips with humor asking why the snuff could not be put in the sermon itself.
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