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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
3
The Pinehurst Casino presents a tasteful design for residents with a Ladies Parlor and Cafe on the lower floor and a Reading Room on the second floor stocked with daily papers and popular periodicals. It also offers a billiard room smoking room and bath rooms for guest use.
The Magnolia is operated by J L Pottle, boasting twenty years in hospitality and the Highland House background. It offers steam heat, open fires, electric lighting, baths, sanitary water, Northern cooking, and a homey, well served dining experience. For further information address inquiries to the management.
Crowded Berkshire parlors host a post dinner rendition written by Mrs. E. J. Clark of Boston sung to On the Banks of the Wabash by Mr. and Mrs. Walbridge and local performers. The piece lauds Berkshire hospitality at Pinehurst in D.C. while noting a forthcoming parting as friends head to Minnesota and new patients for Dr. Hersey.
A large crowd attended the Sunday concert by the Holly Inn orchestra in the music room. The program pleased the audience with pieces like Kiesler Plane Solo Impromptu and Rheinold La Media Noche. Royal Ellis gave a vocal solo and the ensemble closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Miss Annie Ayer of Porthind Me is missing the season at the Concord. Mrs W Cookson and Mr W S Cookson of Fitchburg Mass arrived at the Concord last Wednesday. Sergeant H Hipkins, recently convalescing from typhoid fever contracted in Cuba, expects to be out shortly. Charles S McQuinn of Boston arrived at Holly Inn last Monday. This is his second season in our village and friends are glad to see him again.
The members express sincere thanks to those who provided services at the testimonial entertainment and to the public for their generous patronage. E. R. Evi, VF. A. Brooks, Frep J. Poor. To ensure train connection, the first car from Pinehurst will now depart at 11.
A grim exchange describes a trader remarking that children are not sold as before while an artist recalls a dealer arriving at Stodge's yesterday and buying three injured girls from a stretcher, prompting a frightened old lady to demand the guard stop the train.
Mrs H D Sizer died in Finehoret March 1 from brights disease. The Leddy family conveyed the body to Cleveland Ohio for interment.
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