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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1911
Page
2
Promotes Hotel Royal Palm Fort Myers Florida as a winter retreat on Caloosahatchee with yachts power boats livery golf music room sun parlor and 150 rooms many with private baths. Clubhouse features swimming pool sulphur baths private baths and claims excellent fishing and hunting opportunities in the state.
Moonlight fox hunting produced a brisk field of riders in a clear night chase. Sir Reynard surrendered on two earlier runs and the month’s hunts featured brisk trailing as Mrs. A. J. Delaplante, E. R. Smith, Frank Wattles of Buffalo and James F. Weiss of Rochester contributed to the scene.
A big week of tennis begins Monday as the first annual Midwinter tournament draws entrants and attention. The report highlights racing and hunting themes evident in the issue, noting a dramatic pursuit and field events with names like Master Twitty Huntsman Nat and Mr. Albert Delaplante. Details promised in special stories on the tournament and its events.
North Carolina newspaper men solicit subscriptions to raise not less than ten thousand dollars for a Bill Nye Memorial Building at the State Reformatory. The project aims to aid in making good citizens of the state's errant boys, with contributions sent to J P Cook treasurer in Concord NC.
Mr and Mrs Redfield of New York open their splendid bungalow early in the week and will stay until spring Miss Rockwood again spending the winter with them
Quail hunters rejoice as outstanding shooting draws many newcomers for the sport at Tin Beat. The season shows its best so far with strong participation and favorable conditions for more visitors to join.
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