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Rates listed at $2.00 per day and 85.00 to 812.00 per week. Special rates exclude families. Send for further details.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
3
Rates listed at $2.00 per day and 85.00 to 812.00 per week. Special rates exclude families. Send for further details.
About forty villagers from the Berkshire stopped at Thagardsville for a plantation picnic. They traveled by livery to the Thagard homestead nine miles northeast, toured the pine groves and mills, dined on baskets, enjoyed Mrs. Thagard’s coffee, then returned home by 4:30 p.m. despite a brief rain shower.
Bowing record at Pinehurst Bowling Alleys was broken by J H Atwood of Holly Inn who scored 239 points on Wednesday. He is hailed as the new champion with praise for the high level of play and the record's difficulty. The accompanying score details show his sequence of marks and spares.
A nostalgic poem praises Pinehurst NC town life with references to Holly Inn Nine Grove House and Lawndlord Fine. It laments storms and rain, notes friendly guests, and expresses plans to depart for distant homes while hoping to meet again at Pine Grove House next year.
A German whist party hosted in the music room at Holly Inn last Wednesday evening, under Mrs Cause. Prize winners included ladies Mrs Claggett silver scissors and sheath Mrs Coy picture frame Miss Perry silver bodkin and gentlemen Miss Price setup basket Mrs Evans silver pencil Miss Hill and Mr McQuillen for third prize a golf score card won by Miss Hill. The consolation prize a paper cutter went to Mrs DeLorica. The event was greatly enjoyed by all.
The first edition is exhausted and a second edition of about 200 pages descriptive of the South will be ready for distribution by March 10, 1899. It is a handsome illustrated volume praised by critics as the most complete of its kind. Send 25 cents per copy to W. A. Clark General Passenger Agent Southern Ry Washington DC for dispatch.
A mistress scolds Molly for a noisy nursery baby. Molly answers she can only keep him quiet by letting him make noise. The fragment shows dialect speech and truncated dialogue.
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