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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1898
Page
5
News in brief mentions Rev Gregory to conduct Episcopal services at the schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 30 pm. It notes a change in the Sunday timetable for the electric road and mentions other local notices including upcoming Our Look content and a long letter republication. The Christian Union services shift to the schoolhouse due to fresco work in the Village hall.
The Inn hosts guests and visitors from multiple states including Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania. Names include ll. Kt. Robertson Jr C B Williams Seth A Fowle Albert S Llott H M Andrews Ac McNeille D D Upchurch KR I Stone William H L Smith J N Powell A Rhodes L M Stelley Mrs Francis A Strater W A Withers Prof W F Massey Dr E J McNally George W Hall and family. Williamsport Penn party settles in cottage 32 for the season.
Regular Christ in Union services were held in Village Hall with Rev. Mr. Ransom delivering a sermon. Sunday school session followed the service. Fayetteville Presbytery visiting committee to meet at Culdee church on Fri and Sat, Jan 28 and 29. Rev. C. H. Dobbs Jr. to preach there the following Sunday, Jan 30, at 11 a.m. A stove will keep the church warm. The town reports flowering Japanese burberry and Jessamine as well as blooming strawberries in market gardens on January twelfth.
Mrs Hoffa of Bloemfontein South Africa arrived Thursday and is staying with her brother Otto Katzenstein after an extended Europe trip. Mrs Ioffe visited Boston after arriving in America months ago. Mrs S M Wilmot of Bridgeport Conn guests at the Oaks and is a leading Bridgeport philanthropist and former vice president of Wilmot Hobbs Co. William J Jenney of Medford Mass arrived Tuesday evening and will stay at the Holly Inn. he is linked to Enterprise Rubber Co and was a prominent Gold Democrat in Massachusetts.
Pinehurst hosts a series of village entertainments by local talent the executive committee promises more evenings. January 13 featured singing by Miss Hall and Miss Carrington, a humorous reading by Mr. Rogers, sketches by Mr. Walter E. Chivers, and fine orchestra selections. Proceeds from sold sketches benefited Dominic McDonald’s testimonial fund. Next show set for January 27 with details to come.
A Cloverleaf black enamel pin with seven pearls is missing. If found, leave it at THE OUTLOOK office to claim a $1.00 reward.
The New York World notes a scene where Deacon Wellfixt proclaims psychic ability to read Miss Nancy's thoughts. Miss Nancy teases, asking why he sits distant, adding a coy exchange to a provincial vignette.
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