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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1913

Page

3

Notable Visitors Check In From Across the Country

A series of short-stay and return visits are reported. Stamford hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Crane. Durham welcomes Messrs George L Lyon and E B Lyon. Detroit sees Mr and Mrs J D Standish. Cleveland and New York guests arrive among the late arrivals including Miss Fairbanks Mrs Hopper Miss Scofield Miss M Nicholas and Mr C H Hopper.

Albert Crane Stamford George L. Lyon E. B. Lyon Durham J. D. Standish Detroit F. M. Nicholas Fairbanks H. A. Hopper Scofield M. Nicholas Cleveland C. H. Hopper New York J. N. Hopkins Melrose G.S. Green J. Green R. 5. Northington Shawnee, Pa J. L. Campbell Boston J. H. Willey Pittsburgh Henry G. Foreman Chicago

Seasonal visitors and residents greet Brookyn area

A string of visits and arrivals is noted as residents and guests from Detroit Essex Fells Germantown East Orange Montclair Princeton Near Haven New Brunswick New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Holyoke Toledo Lyons enjoy weeklong or short stays with local families and clubs. Notable names include Mrs. Walker W Stevenson Dr Harold P Fisher Miss Dorothy H Brown and Miss Helen Gilbert among others.

C. M. Reynolds Brooklyn Walker W. Stevenson Detroit R. C. Blanche Essex Fells C. P. Hunt New York Dorothy H. Brown Montclair Harold P. Fisher Germantown Eva Baick East Orange R. M. Johnson Hallowell Armin A. Uebelacker Princeton C. F. Uebelacker A. M. Neilson Boston Alexander Julian Cincinnati V. F. McNeil Near Haven Lewis B. Franklin J. L. Duryea New Brunswick F. L. Janeway F. A. Bullock Pittsburgh Helen Gilbert New Haven Alex ‘I’. Chisholm G. J. Carroll Peabody Charles A. McComick Charles H. Hart Charlotte L. Saile C. A. Horn Holyoke Harold Weber Toledo W. H. Sweeting Lyons N. Y

Visitors from afar at Berkshire and Harvard town

At The Berkshire and Harvard Mr. Arthur E. Woodruff of Mt. Carmel is spending a fortnight here. Mrs. C Whitehead of New York will make an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. L P Hatch of Boston return. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J W Gilbert and Mr. F R Hedger of Norwich will remain some time. Mr. Albert Klien of Oil City Pa is here for a fortnight.

Arthur E. Woodruff Mt. Carmel C. Whitehead New York Boston Charles B. Lee J. W. Gilbert F. R. Hedger Norwich Albert Klien Oil City

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Village Growth

Real estate transfers mark a record week in the Village with three major deals. George T. Dunlap of Crosset and Dunlap bought land on Ritter Road to build an eight room bungalow with a garage and supervise construction. J. D. Rumsey and Mrs. Smithers of New York plan to remodel the Beacon into two separate apartments. J Peyton Clark of New York, linked with Bird B. Coler in Greensboro, selects two adjacent lots west of The Carolina for a winter residence, signaling plans for Clark and Mrs. Clark to establish a winter home here.

George T. Dunlap Crosset and Dunlap New York Ritter Road Berkshire and Holly Inn Pinehurst Forest Hills The Beacon J. D.C. Rumsey Brooklyn John Smithers Newcomb J. Peyton Clark Bird Coler Greensboro High Point Salisbury Charlotte Carolina Clark

Food for Thought on Sand Hills Real Estate Values

Problem for investors notes real estate opportunities in the Sand Hills region with land priced from eight dollars to seventeen fifty per acre. It recalls that twelve years ago a dollar per acre bought the first tract and challenges readers to estimate future worth, stating this is not an advertisement.

Get the Habit: Send THE OUTLOOK to Friends

A promotional note urges readers to forward THE OUTLOOK to friends, claiming it saves time and effort in letter writing. The plea emphasizes sharing the publication as a practical convenience and social practice.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Holly Berkshire Harvard Mrs. Dunlap Mumsey and Mrs. Smithers Food Sand Hills the Carolina H WW. Priest N. C Pinehurst, N. C Pinehurst Springs J. M. Robinson Manacer Wentworth New England Stle Port Utn Wentworth Hotel Co H. W. Priest
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