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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1899
Page
3
The Ladies' Parlor and Cafe occupy the lower floor while the second floor features a Reading Room stocked with daily papers and popular periodicals, plus billiard room, smoking room and bath facilities.
The Magnolia offers lodging with weekly rates from eight to twelve dollars. Mord. DL Pottle, proprietor of The Highland House, Jefferson Highlands, brings twenty years of experience to the venture. The house features modern appointments including stem heat, electric lights, bath rooms, winding water, sanitary arrangements, and well cooked meals prepared by a Northern cook. For further information address.
A fragment states that Mrs Milton Robinson and the household are under management of a Mr like and agreeable Nor fendi in Reading Massachusetts, who will endeavor to make it home for their patrons.
Vegetable sponges are touted at 10 cents postpaid, 15 to 18 inches long, with shells or seeds. a note on a studio opening at No 9 The Palmetto, plus Monday lessons in sketching and painting. Local baseball reports recount Southern Pines defeating Pinehurst 6 to 4 in a Pinehurst dimond game, with plans for a rematch on Southern Pines grounds. The episode highlights performances by Kenneth Bradbury and Miss Clark, plus an extensive orchestral and dramatic program at a village entertainment event, praised for its high quality.
A large audience gathered at Pinehurst Village Hall Wednesday night for the village entertainment committee's program. The lineup included tableaux, Gilgon pictures, a farcical drum routine, orchestra selections, and instrumental solos with Tideaux and Gibson pictures praised for their choice and execution. The scenes were humorous, lifelike, and met with generous applause.
About two hundred attended a sacred concert with fine orchestra music and a refined piano solo by B Frank Lindsey. The highlight was Miss Eugenie Upham singing The Tidy City and Consider the Lilies with praised voice and dramatic presence.
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