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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
3
A fragmented verse like scene shows Maud and Tom at a gate debating a gathering tomorrow night. Mood and Baris speak of farewells and plans as they part, with a sense of lilting, archaic dialogue from a local column or poem snippet.
News in brief reports weekly temperatures ending October 13 and local happenings in our village. Items mention Holly Tan lobby frescoing, grocer deliveries, construction progress, millinery supply, Casino accommodations, steamers at Holly Dany, schoolhouse work, The Beacon dress, Pinehurst Nursery feature by Otto Natzenstein, Culdee church service, and a humorous local quotation about a milk vendor.
Mrs. A J Upham moves to the Casino to head the SOVEON duties. Foreman Louis Letien brings wooden shoes from Aberdeen. Sheriff Jones collected taxes with rate 7.20 per thousand and 2.15 per poll. Pine Ridge No 71 school opens with Alexander McDonald as teacher for four months. Sunday school session led by Mr M A deDonil and Alexander McDonald inspires attendance. An accidental window incident knocks glass and sash from the editorial sanctum. Dr Benbow of Greensboro, NC, now in Pinehurst, praises North Carolina as a premier development state and notes its crops inquiries.
A notice explains a coming influx of country schooners will begin, bringing more chickens eggs and butter into town. Prices are expected to drop as supply increases, easing local shortages.
Bruce M. Buie will fill the motorman post on the electric railroad after November first. W. M. Adams of Greensboro is in town doing phonibing work at the Hollyon. J. N. Atwood couple expected to arrive to prepare Lolly Law for the season opening. Brackett of Milton N H, once in charge of Casino reading rooms, is reported very ill. William M. Paul of Portsmouth plans a southern winter. More former Holly Inn guests intend to winter here, including Mr. and Mrs. J L Baggy of Syracuse and niece Bob Miss Reifield. William Nolan of Waterville NY, injured after being thrown from a team last month, remains bedbound. Architect B E B Taylor of Rand & Taylor visited Pinehurst projects. pleased with contractor work and to return for more information.
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