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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
14
A flood of letters from visitors to Pinehurst North Carolina extol its climate water and social life. Boston executives Worcester residents and Nova Scotia travelers praise its healthful air, clean surroundings, and hospitable Holly Inn. Many vow to return next season, and some expect to bring larger groups as Pinehurst gains popularity.
The Magnolia continues under the management of Mred Lb Pottle who for over twenty years has operated The Highland House in Jefferson Highlands. The establishment features steam heat electric lighting bath rooms and modern arrangements with first class Northern cooking and well served meals. For information contact J L Pottle Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina.
The article describes the close of Sunday services with the line Good Bye We Meet Again and notes fine orchestral music, readings, and vocal performances by guests. Miss Kate Sanborn read charmingly, Mrs. Swift of Boston sang solos, and readers praise the cultured gathering at the Holly Sun. A personal letter from Mrs. Breed expresses happiness with the spot and plans to visit next season.
Mr Thomas B Jones of Boston writes about his winter recovery at Pinehurst last year. He details a dire return from illness to walking with crutches then a cane, and finally enjoying pine aroma at The Holly Inn. He praises Pinehurst as a well managed resort with amenities and a promise of rest, comfort, and good times.
The Holly Inn gathers visitors from across the country, fostering a friendly, inclusive atmosphere free of sects and cliques. Guests enjoy daily pleasures and peaceful nights, aiding swift recovery as shown by personal experience with crutches giving way to golf, croquet, and shuffleboard while praising Pinehurst.
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