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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
9
A long verse narrative describes Pinehurst North Carolina as a satire of a Devonshire castle called Frrdlsmere. It chronicles Sir William de Veres era, a sale to Mr. Tim Brown for 300000 pounds, and modernizations including an elevator, electric fountains, a private operatic theatre, a Turkish bath, a new race-course, and auto use in place of horses.
A Washington Star poem about magic wealth and clever schemes. An ordinary man grows rich while a youth and an heiress are entangled in a romantic subplot. The speaker contemplates the trick and labor behind success and wealth.
H Fownes of Oakmont Club, Pittsburg defeats L E Wardwell of Megunticook Camden Me 2 up to win the annual Tin Whistles tournament. W C Fownes wins second division 4 3 over C B Fownes Jr and George Worthington takes consolation 1 up over T J Zoyce on the nineteenth green.
In a Monday special two ball medal play handicap foursomes contest for cups the trio of best net scores emerged. G K Morse and D M Lloyd with handicap 8 won at eighty two plus one stroke. H W Ormsbee and W C Freeman (4) and W C Fownes and C L Becker (2) tied for second at eighty three with other scores listed.
Boe EY reports a women's match play handicap feature won by Miss Gertrude Gilbert who tied for second with Miss Mary C. Dutton and Miss Julia R. Mix. Other scores listed include Miss Frances McNeely, Mrs. G. Lee Knight, Mrs. Donald J. Ross and many more. Herbert B. Locke, formerly a Carolina room clerk, spent part of the week promoting Hotel Roberval and Island House in Canada where he is General Manager. The Zoo season ends next week with expected large crowds.
C Fownes of Oakmont Club Pittsburgh captured the Leonard Tufts trophy in the weekly Tin Whistle medal play handicap and ball sweep, posting seventy five net with a two handicap. C J Becker placed second with seventy nine, George E Morse third at eighty, and William C Freeman fourth at eighty two. The Department Store announces its annual early spring clearance bargains for shoppers.
A Smith & Wesson single shot target pistol features automatic shell extractor rebounding lock and adjustable sights. Recommended by the committee and popular with expert shooters, chambered for .22 LR with compatibility to .32 and .35 calibers. Penetration tested through pine boards. high workmanship and balance noted.
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