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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK 5 1897 DECEMBER. 1 897 Sa Mo Tu We Th Fri Sat 1234 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7 18 19 20 21. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NEWS IN BRIEF. First cauliflower from market garden Tuesday morning. Everett Couch of Southern Pines assumed the duties of motornian on the trolley car yesterday. The little ones missed Wednesday's school session on account of the brief illness of Miss Taylor. I lev. H. T. Gregory will hold Episco pal services at the school house Sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Strawberries were in bloom at the nursery yesterday. They are sheltered on the north by a wire fence. Charles I). Henbow has been appointed postmaster in our village and will take possession of the ofliee on Jan. 1st. One of the tinest specimens of mistle toe ever seen hereabouts, decorates the front entrance to the Eureka cottage. I'ev. IL M. Ingram will preach at the Ueulali Hill Baptist church the fourth Sunday of each month at 11 o'clock a. m. Kev. Prof. W. N. Clarke of Hamilton, X. Y., a guest at the Holly Inn, will preach next Sunday in the new school house. Last Monday evening religious services were held in the Pinehurst school house, conducted by Pev. Hugh M. Ingram of Pekin, N. C. At the Sunday school next Sunday morning Gen. II. $. (Arlington will leak upon the theme: "The World at its tirst Christmas." Motornian Bruce M. Buie of the Pine hurst Electric railroad, started this uorniiig for Norfolk, Va , where lie has another position in view. Our colored brothers will be given a good time Christmas afternoon by our winter guests. A Christmas tree Avill he provided, with presents and an enter tainment consisting of instrumental and vocal music, speeches, and declamations. Kev. II. M. Ingram, pastor of the lieulah Hill Baptist church, held relig ious services in the Pine Kidge school louse last Sunday, as the new meeting house is not yet finished. All services will be held in the school house until further notice. An interesting and beneficial series of meetings has just closed at the Jackson Pnngs Presbyterian church, conducted J the pastor, Kev. W. li, Coppedge, as 'ttd hJ Kev. Jonas Barclay of Char 10tte, X. Eighteen persons were Reived into full fellowship on profes 8ln of faith. The Union Bible school has been organized under the most favorable auspices, Mr. Tobey acting for the present as superintendent. The school holds its sessions immediately after the preaching services. Competent teachers are in charge of the different classes. The superintendent invites the co-opera tion of parents especially in this work. The public appreciates the fact that our village has a well-stocked general store second to none in this section of the state, and during the entire week it has been thronged with buyers of Christ inas goods. The silverware department has proved especially attractive and the bargains there offered are unprecedented in this part of the country. Great interest is excited among the children connected with the Pine Iiidge day and Sunday schools over the pros pect of a genuine Santa Claus and Christ mas tree on Christmas day. It is a new thing to them, and will be provided by some of our northern visitors. Parents and others are requested to bring presents to the school house early Saturday morn ing so they may be placed on the tree. The following is a copy of the title page of a new book that our distin guished resident, Gen. II. B. Carrington has had copyrighted this week: "Wash ington as Soldier, in Narrative Form, with Illustrations, Maps, Chronological Index and Appendix, by Henry B. Car rington, U. S. A., LL. D., Author of 'Bat tles of the American devolution,' 'Battle Maps and Charts of the devolution," 'Indian Operations on the Plains,' 'The Six Nations,' 'Beacon Lights of Patriotism,' Etc." Great preparations are being made for the Christmas festival to be held in the Village Hall on Christmas eve. The hall will be tastily trimmed with holly, mis tletoe, evergreen, etc., including "Old Glory," and every effort will be made that all may feel that Christmas here is the same as in the frozen North, only nuch more comfortable. Parents, sweet hearts and others are requested to bring presents they intend to make, to the hall this morning, so that they may be placed on the Christmas tree. Let s all have a Mr. J. 11. Moore of Charlotte, who is connected with the office of the Sea board Air Line in that city, has been in town, and has made arrangements for taking a course of lessons in shorthand under the instruction of Prof. T. J. Ellinwood, who has had long experience not only as a practical reporter but as a teacher of phonography. Prof. Ellin wood will be pleased to also receive as pupils any persons in Pinehurst or the neighboring villages who may wish to acquire a knowlege of this useful art ; and for further information he may be called upon, or addressed by letter, at "The Dartmouth" in this place. Jones says he thought his gas-meter had gas-trick fever, but now believes it to be affected with galloping consump tion. Observer. A juvenile logician. "Ma, is there any pie left in the pantry?" "There is one piece, but you can't have it." "You are mistaken, ma, I've had it." Cleveland Plain Dealer. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss J. S. Smith of Waverly, Pa., is at the Holly Inn for the season. Mr. J. II. Atwood of the Holly Inn was in Wilmington this week. D. 8. Boynton and wife of Lynn, Mass., are at the "Cedars" for the season. liev. W. X. Clark, 1). D., and wife, of Colgate university, Hamil.on, X. V., are guests at the Holly Inn. Mrs. S. B. Wallace and her son, Mr. Thomas Wallace, will make the "Cedars" their home during the winter. Prof. Ma'ssey of Italelgh, state botanist and horticulturist, was in Pinehurst, last week and paid a visit to our nurseries. Miss Velna MeCollock of Pleasant Gar den, X. C, is the new clerk ih the dry goods department of the general store. Prof. M. L. Hawley and wife of Cort land, X. Y., arrived last Wednesday, and have taken a suite at "The Dartmouth" for the winter. C. II. Plumb proprietor of the famous "Bed Lion Inn" in the Berkshire hills at Stockbridge, Mass., arrived at the Holly Inn last Wednesday. He is accom panied by his wife. Messrs. Murray Forbes, F. C. Pogue and C. L. Ackiss, officials of the Sea board Air Line, and C. W. Kussell of the Norfolk Daily Pilot were in town last Wednesday looking over the village, and made their headquarters at the Holly Inn. They were enthusiastic in regard to what they saw of Pinehurst. Won't lie Without It. So. Wolfehoro, X. H., Dec. 13, '07. Mil. F. T. Spinney, Publisher: Dear Sir, Enclosed please find post office order for two dollars for one year's subscription for The Pinehurst Out look ; one copy for myself and one for Mrs. llattie Thurston. We are very much pleased with the paper and would not like to be without it. Yours truly, I. W. Springfield. New Illustrated Literature. The passenger department of the Sea board Air Line has just issued two new illustrated books ; one entitled "Educa tion in the South," giving a full and complete list and description of schools, colleges and universities along the Sea board Air Line: the other entitled "Win ter Excursions via Seaboard Line," in which appears descriptive and illustrated sketches of the numerous winter tourist points reached via the Seaboard Air Line. An exceptionally convenient feature of this book is the arrangement of excur sion rates and routes to the principal Florida, Texas, Mexico and California resorts which show considerable reduc tion in total rates, especially to Southern Pines, X. C, the famous winter health resort, which was so well patronized last season. Copies of these books can be secured' by addressing T. J. Anderson, General Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va., en closing five cents in stamps to cover postage. The Outlook is for sale at this office at three cents per copy. H. H. POWELL & SOU, FURNITURE DEALERS AND Funeral Directors EMOALMINQ A SPECIALTY. Real Estate Agents. A number of desirable Cottages and Building Lots for sale in Southern Pines and Aberdeen. Several large blocks of Land for sale in the immediate vicin ity of Southern Pines, Pine hurst and Hoseland. Xow is the time to buy. Par ties seeking investments in this rapidly developing coun try should lose no time, as prices have tt decided upward tendency. Call on or address H. H. Powell & Son, SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. HEALTH, COMPORT, CONVENIENCE. THE BAY STATE FRANKLIN. oiuvu ur ronaois mupiaua. Light, and Easily Moved I Suitable for any Room! Invaluable for 8!ck Chambers! Especially desirable for the Cool mornings and evening of this eeason of the year, as .well as in the winter months. B thori house f. Can be fitted for wood, coal or gas. Send for circular. BARSTOW STOVE CO. Bay State Furnaces, Ranges and Stoves. BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW YORK. Francis Dezaton, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Four years county surveyor. Laid out Town of Pinehurst. Land surveying and securing abstracts of title a specialty. DEALElt IN REAL ESTATE. Pinehurst, Moore Co.. North Carolina. Advertisers Let your wants be known in the col umns of The Outlook. Our circulation will reach the people who will do you the most good. 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