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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
4
Advertising rates are100 dollars and furnished on application. Local notices invited. Marriages births and deaths inserted free. Advertisements such as Wanted To Let For Sale not exceeding five lines 25 cents per week. Address to Arthur Th Spenney Publisher Minehurst Moore County NC. Second class mail matter. Readers urged to share addresses to mail copies of The Outlook.
The event directed by Mr A De SteChar drew many villagers to the music room on Wednesday evening. A mix of popular old tunes and instrumental numbers impressed the audience, with Miss Er Smith and Mr A N Messer delivering notable solos. Rain delayed departure as plans for future performances were announced by Supt Benbow and Mr St Claw.
Seaboard Air Line will inaugurate a winter service between New York and the South with a nearly $250000 outline. Pullman Palace Car Company builds mahogany and walnut sleeping cars. trains will have at least six cars each, four in total. The service runs over the Seaboard Air Line and connections forming the Florida and West India Short Line.
The company plans to purchase fifty additional locomotives and two hundred box cars to meet business needs, plus ten switch engines. The orders include about twenty five freight engines fifteen passenger and ten switch engines, with rolling stock alone costing about $600,000 not including Pullman equipment.
Miss D Gilbert, after two seasons in our village, renews her subscription to THE OUTLOOK. She recalls Pinehurst memories and hopes to receive the next six months issue to remain part of Mr Tufts’s Pinehurst family. Springfield Mass Nov 16 1899. W. V.
Milton Massachusetts notices say the Outlook’s Personal Mention highlights popular guests planning Pinehurst sojourns for the season. Editors remark on old timers and newcomers alike, predicting strong attendance and a lively Pinehurst run with Carolina’s new facility drawing many visitors.
A humorous exchange mocks private matters with a punchline about sealing a door for privacy. The dialogue features Bones and Jones Dear, spinning a pun on firmness and access to a room.
Rates start at $4.00 per day and upward and $21.00 per week and upward. The season features 250 richly furnished rooms including 49 suites with baths and steawn heat and open firepieces. Electric lights, all bells and elevator, Pinehurst Springs water, superb cuisine, and first class orchestra directed by Mr Trev Sharp.
H W Priest served six years as manager at multiple southern hotels including Highhind Park in Aiken Magnolia in Magnolia Pine Forest Hill in Summerville and Preston in Beiteh Thhiwif Musa. For room engagements contact Mr N F Priest at 147 Summer St Boston until January 1 and thereafter at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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