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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
5
The tasteful Pinehurst building provides residents access to The Ladies Parlor and Cafe on the lower floor and a Reading Room with daily papers and popular periodicals on the second floor. It also features a billiard room smoking room bath rooms and a barber shop.
The writer praises Pinehurst life, noting generous hospitality from mine host Powell and a welcoming garden. A brief Aberdeen visit highlights Pastor Page’s call for youth education, the Aberdeen Academy’s continued operation, and a Boston visitor’s sorghum sample.
A pamphlet by Dr EE Leslie Gilliams of Philadelphia urges strict personal avoidance to prevent tuberculosis. It notes TB spreads only from existing cases via the germ Bacillus tuberculosis and stresses exposure reduction, open porous soil for homes, chest health, and ample outdoor ventilation.
Sheriff Jones concluded a final meeting with local taxpayers in West End last Wednesday, aiming to discuss fiscal matters and community concerns. The event drew residents from the surrounding area and highlighted ongoing budget priorities.
Mr Henry Hoffman of Charlotte and Mr George Parker of Pinebluff visited Southern Pines on Wednesday and Sunday respectively. Piney Woods Inn owner Charles St John arrived Friday. An informal Whist club formed with twenty one members. M W McCautchen of the S A L spent Monday in Portsmouth Va. Miss M Keene and Miss Irwin rented rooms in Rey, Emery's cottage on Page street. Longest family of Pinehurst passed through to Greensboro yesterday. Mrs F T Spinney of Pinehurst visited Mrs R M Couch at Ozone hotel last Thursday. Youtans, formerly a teacher here, left for Atlanta Ga. Grammar dept now led by Alien Wood of Ann Arbor Mich. Blanche Brown assists in elementary grades. Seaboard Air Line officials visiting town to locate a new freight depot. Sheriff Jones to meet township residents on the 24th to collect taxes. Schadenberger and wife from Pennsylvania occupy new residence on Vermont avenue. C T Hawes opened dental parlors on New Hampshire avenue over Johnson's pharmacy. A dentist is much needed in the village.
Miss Nettie McAuley of Rocking visits sister Mrs. J R Page Sheriff Jones collects current year taxes in town Miss Mamie Pleasants returns from visit to Keyser Mrs J E Malloy of Salisbury returns home after visiting sister Lt J Powell Last Thursday Sea Hewd Air Line officials inspect their plant in town Messrs Huff and Uphouse open meat and fish market near post office Fresh goods at reasonable prices Papers and magazines at the Casino
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