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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
16
News in Brief highlights bicycles for rent at the Bowling Alley, new livery wagons, and carriages, the bicycle track around the golf links, and Pinehurst souvenirs at the department store. It notes politics interest with party meetings on Nov first to third, and mentions subscriptions and free samples for The Outlook.
Boston resident K H Willett will stay at Maursborough. H L Legg and wife of Cottage City Miss leave Boston for Pinehurst. Miss M L Newhall of Brookline will occupy Dartmouth suite No 4. Mrs Ira Bushnell of Winchendon will reside at the Cedars after Nov 11. T Barker and family of Lommerville engage a Palmetto suite. D S Boynton of Lynn will take Dartmouth suite No 1. Miss Boyden of Rockford Ill will occupy Marlborough suite No 2 after Nov 3. C A Adams and family of Boston to room at Waldheim until Holly Inn opens. James W McArdle of West Somerville will occupy Palmetto suite No 6. Mgr H T Chapman and family of Lawrence will occupy Palmetto suite No 1. Bobby the Casino chef resumes duties. Everett Couch, trolley motorman, returns next season. Mrs Ella C Canning and daughter of Warren will arrive Monday to take charge of the Cedars. Mrs M E Baxter and family of Boston return for the season and occupy a cottage on East Main. Mrs Perry, former Cedars resident, will winter in the same cottage. F I Spinney and wife, formerly publisher, arrived and occupy a Dartmouth suite. Dr Bradbury and family return from the North, Florence to attend Providence school. Mrs A E Upham resumes Casino management. J W King, evangelist, returns home after holiness meetings at Arbor and Pine Ridge. Harry Stillings, trolley conductor, resumes Nov 1 duties. Stillings and
The inn will persist in serving the hunting fraternity this season. A trip to Aberdeen featuring a famous dinner is expected to attract winter residents again, as in previous years.
Miss Lillian Gove, who was at the Magnolia during the winter, married in Raleigh on a trip north last spring. Miss Eugenie Upham, active in village entertainments, has been in New York since May studying voice culture. Mr J N Longest of Greensboro, contractor who built village buildings, lost part of a finger in a recent Aberdeen and Asheboro railroad accident. he reports the wound healing well.
Northern visitors donated funds for a new colored church in the village. Built in the summer, the 23 by 85 foot one story structure with eight windows cost nearly $200. Services were held each second Sunday. Sunday school each Sabbath. day school five days weekly taught by Miss Pava hontas Carr from Virginia. Located about two miles from the village, visitors are welcome at services.
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