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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
A Pinehurst North Carolina publisher lists subscription prices and advertising rates, invites correspondence on local matters, and notes free notices for marriages births and deaths. The item ends with a quoted Helen Hunt Jackson verse reflecting on joy and sorrow.
Miss Margaret Garvin of Boston is at the Waldheim. A. B. McPherson of Lynchburg arrives at the Casino. Mrs. F. C. Carrington of Hyde Park joins her daughters at the Queca. F. W. Haled of Raleigh registers at the Casino. Mrs. Abbott and Miss J. Abbott of Lincoln, Neb., are among late Berkshire arrivals. Mr. James W. Tufts of Medford arrives. rooms secured at the Berkshire. Florence E. Wilcox to oversee language school with private lessons. A. B. Tutchinson of Boston and family at the Berkshire for a second season. Trey Sharp of Boston with a suite in the Palmetto. Sharp leads the orchestra. Charles W. Colby, steward at the Carolina, with Franconia guests arrive in Pinehurst. Other Berkshire arrivals include Samuel H. Smith, Alice Fell, C. R. Peterkin, D. M. Southerland, W. Warren. H. W. Priest party, with Lucy Priest, at the Berkshire while the Carolina hotel is prepared for opening January 1.
J F Lawless visits the Casino in Boston while Mrs Chira Beckwith and Sumner Mayhew from Sharon are guests at the Berkshire and Cedars. Mrs S E Simonds and Miss Chirissa Simonds of New York plan a Dartmouth season. Winter excursion tickets to Pinehurst and Camden available south of Washington with double daily service and Pullman cars. Contacts listed for Eastern and New England agents. General Passenger Agent in Portsmouth, E St John and I S Allen noted.
A Washington Post anecdote describes a 10 month old boy named Algernon kept quiet by a rug and a plan. The mother shows him with smeared hands picking feathers from each, claiming such tasks pacify him for hours when guests arrive. The narrator questions the method as a moral concern.
From the Philadelphia Press report a bystander notes one man is fatally wounded while another survives. Police confirm the situation with a chance of recovery for the other, highlighting the dire outcome of the confrontation.
The four story Carolina hotel completed in 1900 offers 49 suites and a capacity for 400 guests. It touts elevator service telephone in every room sunrooms steam heat and Pinehurst Springs water with a modern sanitary sewer system and superior cuisine.
The Holly Inn, a historic hotel built in 1895, has undergone enlargements to meet rising demand. The interior is elegant and well equipped with baths, electric lights, steam heat, and open fireplaces. Each room has a bell, beds with hair mattresses, an orchestra for concerts and dancing, and superior cuisine. Billiards and other games rooms are available.
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