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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
2
A whimsical missive laments early-season travel risks and hopes for mild weather. The sender prays travelers avoid pneumonia and erippe, wishes the ground thawed and trees budding, and signs with M. L. UL.
Esther McNeill swore out a warrant against Henry Staples for larceny of a skirt apron and hat. The case was dismissed after the plaintiff declined to prosecute and reportedly settled for 7.00 to cover court costs. Judge Squire Bunnell presided at the Village Mall with observers present.
A Berkshire party visited Thagards Mills for a picnicking day in groves of long leaf pines. Winners included Mrs Derbyshire for embroidery and Mr Derbyshire for a carved umbrella strap. Confectionery and fruit punch were served. a fund drive supported building a colored church at Thagardsville.
A Lenox party rode to Pinebluff in a four seat wagon and a surrey last Wednesday morning. In Glasgow a builder dismissed Malcolm Campbell for arriving late after noting four days’ pay, while the foreman remarked the man simply sought employment. The guest list includes Mrs Derbyshire and several Misses and Mrs Gilmore.
Last Wednesday evening the Berkshire hosted a progressive heart party with nine tables of residents enjoying a lively parade of sights and a thoroughly pleasant program. Attendees included Mrs Hl J Bailey Mrs Melvin Bailey Mrs Rebecca Brown Miss Carrie Thomas Miss M J Le Gallee Miss Carrie Marshall Mrs William Ranney Miss Louise Ranney Miss J G Baxter Mrs S M Rich and Mr and Mrs J M Robinson. Also referenced is a quotation about a London bookseller Bernard Quaritch and a New York publisher interaction.
A Purveyor asserts DoOTASH adds color flavor and firmness to all fruits and claims no good fruit can be raised without its use at 93 Nassau Street New York.
A grand fox hunt is set for Saturday morning by the combined pack owned by Messrs Sluffstickler and Wicker of Pinehurst and Mr Uf Al Powell of Aberdeen. The meet will start at the peach orchard with the hounds loosed at 7 o'clock. Local villagers and a group from Southern Pines will trail the dogs, who in the past week captured one fox on Saturday, two on Monday, and another on Tuesday. Mr Slyde at the Inn will provide further details for participants.
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