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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1898
Page
2
Mr Katzenstein, though recently resident in this State, builds a strong following through straightforward business methods and liberal plans. He earns broad trust in both social and business circles as one of the area’s most capable nurserymen.
Edwin Rogers of North Adams lectured on Pilgrims Puritans and Quakers with humor and anecdotes. Eugenie Upham sang a solo to applause. Proceeds from a voluntary collection plus private gifts support a new church building for local colored residents after a forest fire.
Aberdeen reports Powell with blooming strawberries in his garden Richmond Shoe Company rep H G Smith visited town last Sunday. E L Johnston of New York City visits Rev J W Johnston. A pottery will be established on land owned by Louis Letien. Twelve Pinehurst visitors dined at Powell House then toured town. Bethesda churchyard inscriptions honor Colin Bethune and M P Clark with verses and dates.
A stream of guests from Boston Philadelphia Worcester and other cities are noted at the Holly Inn Waldheim and Cedar House with many arriving for the season. Notable names include J F Glenn Henry L Davis A B Nastings George T Craft Charles J Mellenry and Oscar Towner among others. A planned fuller report on a Northern visitors dinner in Aberdeen is promised next week.
Rev Albert Greene and wife rode a trip to Pinehurst on Wednesday. Our people patronize the electric roll since the new car was put on. O.4 Carroll representing the Raleigh Post registered at the Ozone Wednesday. The Baptist society received a dominion of a costly pulpit set from a church in New York. Real estate transactions are numerous with indications of extensive improvements next year. Delays in memorial windows and seats for the new Congregational church will keep some from attending the opening service before their return North. Uncle Gowins, 94, born near Carthage Court House, was seen on our streets Thursday. He lost his house and leaves in the late fires and has seven children scattered through the South.
Emmanuel Church in Southern Pines lists Sunday services at 10 30 a m Holy Communion on the first Sunday Lent weekday services at 430 p m except Wednesday and Saturday Wednesday service at 1030 a m Henry T Gregory is minister in charge.
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls a young bride on a wedding tour saying men carried her husband home from the station on their shoulders. A neighbor adds that such carrying was not the first time. The brief reflects local gossip about the couple.
The Cleveland Leader notes hazy autumn days bring a lazy mood around the place. A fierce longing steals in to get out and chase something on the run.
Georgia sings and plays for Albert from the moment he arrives until he leaves while the engagement is recent. Papa suggests her behavior shows she wants to ensure his love. Chicago News.
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