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THE PItfEHURST OIjTT.nni.' i ..rmi nri on the careless street. TIk men mi . .. ! n,,.ir liinirunjce more vehement grew, . t, Liiv.Mnl still Muz In enjoyment complete ,,' v h.iM nothing and snew! Wnshington Star NEWS IN BRIEF. I niro lot of new percales, organdie 1,-itistc innl piques just received nt the Di'jKirimeiit Store, pr. (iiosveuor of IJoston is showin mi well si? J i 1 player and gives the oilier experts a hard run. The C.isino reading room contains the lenlinir papers and magazines for the lice use of all in the village. ArrmgenuMits are being made for inlerestiiig Easier exercises in connection uiih the Christian union services. Uev. Mr. (Jregory will conduct the regular Episcopal services in the Village 11,11 next Sundav afternoon at 3.15 o'clock. A Cut i vla Indian from South Caro lina wiis in our village yesterday selling hows and arrows, pottery and other iirliclcs of Indian manufacture. Kpiscopal Lenten services were held in the Village Hall on Wednesday, Thurs dav and Friday mornings and Saturday afternoon List week hv He v. Mr. Pres- cott. The regular Episcopal services in the Village Hall last Sunday afternoon were conducted by Rev. Mr. Gregory in the presence of a large and interested con gregation. Choice cut flowers, roses and carna tions at lowest ju ices supplied promptly inroiign tne rinehurst Nurseries. See list of prices and leave orders at the I)e partment Store. The regular Friday evening hop was held in the music room at Holly Inn last week and was well attended. These weekly hops jne proving one of the pleisantest features of our village amusements. The (jueer looking animal that adorns me mantel at the (Jolf club house at tracts considerable attention. Hut it is t one of Nature's monstrosities; only :l wildcat, that has grown a pair of deer horns si nee he was stuffed. J. Milton Kobiuson, landlord of the ''Concord," made an excursion to ""'girds Mills yesterday with about ; zen of his guests, and partook of din """i me pine grove there. The outing "ii unanimously voted a complete suc cess. In thf Village Hall this (Friday) even- "r iev. Dr. Hale will read "American ,llsl,"y in Hallaids." Admission free, but :l eolloetion WU be t.ken fo. the benefit ,,l( "I,end a Hunt!" society of Boston. A l!rge audience will undoubtedly be present. '11 SUItPlinfot-., itf chtiofc Air. ",U1 I'etieu, i8 receiving many compli inents for efficiency in running His 'Piii'tineut. One of our guests recently .r('",illk,d that he must be a hustler, to JIU,Kl! from the way he handles his dozen lsistants. ,1ui guests at the "Berkshire" are ext!'!U."a,lnr St Patrick's Day today by '''uses in the morning, afternoon and ,v'n'i'g. As it happens to be Dr. ,,v,cv.' uuLim.iy ins menus are takin added interest I '"UMues, an ae .w...., t- ..e - i ... wuul Ui wiucii will appear in next weeks paper. Miss FIoi'piwp riino .i i. ...... "'"v?i utiugiiier ot our sunei intpmlmii- Df t ' ,t.. -urcis, Mr. Louis Letien, entertained a party of friend at her home last Saturday evening. Games ana dancing served to make the time pass very pleasantly and it was a late hour when the gathering broke up. A lare number of our villagers attended and all report a jolly good time. A happy party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs DeLoriea and son and Misses Dowling and Stevens, guests at Holly Inn, made a trip to rhadardsville yesterday and explored the interesting nooks and corners at that picturesque place. On the journey home the party gathered large quantities of the trailing arbutus known in the North as Mayflowers, but called March flowers in the Old North State. PERSONAL MENTION. E. Jaques of Lenox, Mass., arrived at Holly Inn last week. A. Pareira of Albauy, N. V., arrived at Holly Inn last Friday. Mrs. J. G. Munroe of Buffalo, N. V., is a guest at Hollv Inn. J. II. Mallard of Wilson, N. C, regis tered at Holly Inn last Eriday. F. Ti. White and wife of Bethlehem, X. II., are guests at Holly Inn. Mrs. Xelsou Holmes of Benton, X. V., arrived at Holly Inn yesterday. George S. llailman of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived at Hollv Inn Thursday. J. S. Trump of lttchniond, Va., regi tered at Holly Inn last Satuiday. Mr. ITlinau Strong or Chicago is spending a few weeks at Holly Inn. Mrs. W. H. F. Randall of Brooklyn, X. V., is a guest at the "Berkshire." Mrs. James Houghton of Lynn, Mass., is spending the season at the Berkshire. Edward P. Thayer and wife of Boston ire spending a few weeks at Holly Inn. I), it. Chiflin and Mrs. D. B. Claflin of Newton, Mass., are stopping at lioiiy Inn. James F. Bay and wife of .Franklin, Mass., arrived at Holly Inn last Wednes day. Mrs. Thomas Beaver of Chicago is pending the season at the Pine Grove House. J . Powell and Miss Bay mond of Southern Pines registered at Holly Inn last Friday. G. A. Vroom and Ms E. Vroom of New York were among the arrivals at Holly Inn last week. Chiirles Dennis and wife and Miss Dennis of Melrose, Mass., arrived at Holly Inn Thursday. Mrs. Leavitt Bates and Miss Emma E. Bates of Boston are spending the spring months at Holly Inn. , Tirl1irn. N. J K. Bust ana wue ui i"j"i Y are at the "Berkshire mainder of the season. for the re- Mrs. Frank F. Williams, two children wm inula, oi mmaio, . v., are spend ing tne season at Holly Inn. H. II. Clark and wife and Miss F. II. Clark, of Connecticut, are passing the spring months at Holly Inn. Mrs. Edward II. Sears and D. L. Sears of Hartford, Conn., are among the late arrivals at the "Berkshire." Benjamin McCabe of New York Citv is spending a few weeks in our village, stopping at the "Berkshire." ft. .i. Atwooa ana wife and Miss II. C. viicuij, oi narernurv, conn., are spending the season at Holly Inn. W. T. Reynolds and wife and Miss Mav L. Reynolds, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., are late arrivals at Hollv Inn. Glen C. Frissell and wife and daugh ter, Miss Edith, of Holyoke, Mass., are at the "Concord" for the remainder of the season. Miss II. Fannie Cooper and Miss Henri etta W. Slicer of Baltimore are guests of Mrs. J. II. Sylvester at their cottage on Magnolia road. Henry Green and wife of Worcester, Mass., who are spending several weeks in this vicinity, visited our village yester day. They are thoroughly enjoying their stay in the Old North State. Dr. Walter II. Parcels of Lewistown, Pa., returned to his home last Sunday evening after spending several weeks in our village. The doctor's health was much benefitted by his stay here and his many menus nope ne win return to Pinehurst again next year. This was his second season here. Newspaper Men Coming. Next Sunday the press representatives of the New England Newspaper league, epresenting eleven of the most influen tial newspapers of that section, who are making a tour of of the Southern states, will arrive in Southern Pines on the 4 a. m. train. They will be met by a com mittee of the citizens of our sister town and shown about the place. In the afternoon a committee from our village will escort them to Pinehurst, ar riving here about 4 o'clock. They will then be shown the points of interest about the village, after which supper will be served at the "Berkshire." Dur ing the evening they will be entertained in the music room at Holly Inn, where the usual Sunday evening concert will be .i !11 held. After the concert our visitors win return to Southern Pines, and their pecial car will be attached to the train leaving there at midnight. The newspapers included in the league are the Manchester Union, Fall Biver News, Boston Traveller, Lewiston Jour nal, Springfield News, Hartford Post, Portland Express, I'roviaence iews, Lowell 3lailt Concord Monitor, and Bur lington News. The trip is oeing uirecteu by C. F. King, the general manager of the league. Tne otner league uuiuuus ire- Frank A. Davidson, secretary, and Frank II. Grader, advance representative ; Edward P. Cutcher, J. W. Reardon, William II. Ross, Frank Hendry, C. II. Newman, F. M. West and A. II. Rhodes, secretary of the general manager. The scribes will receive a warm wel come in Pinehurst. The Jefferson ltl( IIttOM, VA. One of the finest Hotels In America. First class in ev ery respect. Turkish, Rus sian and Electric Baths. Winter season: American and European plans. Sum mer season: European plan, exclusively. Rooms $1.50 per Day and Upwards Excess baggage checked In hotel. Pinehurst Steam Laundry First class work in all departments. Bundles may be left at the General Store. The j j Powell Hotel, ABERDEEN, N. C. HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSMEN. Parties contemplating a hunt or solourn in the .South where the climate is healthful and in vigorating and where game such as Turkeys, Quail and Rabbits are plentiful, should visit tids place. The proprie tor is a sportsman of long ex perience, and will be pleased to hunt with guests ana insure them good dogs, plenty of shooting, and the bet of hotel accommodations. For partic ulars address Henry H. Powell, Prop., Aberdeen, H. C. XMAS PRESENTS A large assortment of them at the Southern Pines News Depot. New Gift Books, Fine Stationery, Calendars, Games, Toys, etc. &Call and Sec Them. Advertisers Let your wants be known through the columns of The Outlook. TRY US. Our circulation reach es the people all over the country, especial ly in the North and East. SEND FOR RATES.
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