THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
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Published Friday, Twenty-fire Weeks
In the year, at
Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina,
(Founded by James W. Tufts.)
Leonard Tufts, - Publisher.
Herbert L. Jillson, Editor.
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Leonard Tufts, Publisher.
Entered in the Post Office at Pinehurst, N. C, as
Second Class Mail Matter.
(Copyright 1902.)
Fill MAY, IEB. 22, 1003.
Events of The Coming: Week.
Sunday.
Services at the Village Hall : six a. in.,
Mass; eleven, Union Service; three,
Song Service ; four, Episcopal Service,
Evening, concert at The Carolina.
Monday.
Evening, card party at The Holly
Inn.
Tuesday.
Evening, card party at The Berkshire.
Wednesday.
Trap shooting tournament.
Evening, card party at The Carolina.
Thursday.
Evening, dance at The Holly Inn.
Friday.
Evening, card party at The Casino,
Saturday.
Morning, Golf tournament.
Afternoon, Tea at Golf Club House.
Evening, dance at The Carolina.
In a republic, deriving its powers
from the consent of the people, an intel
ligent electorate is not only the sole
guaranty of the just preservation of the
of the rights of men, and the safety and
perpetuity of free institutions, but it is
now recognized by every state of this
union and by every civilized nation upon
the earth, that the free education of the
people is industrially profitable to the
commonwealth. The universal verdict
of all history is, that man's power and
capacity as a wealth producer is multi
plied in direct proportion to his education
and training.
The material wealth and progress of a
state can be measured by the school ad
vantages of its people Gov. J. B. Frazier.
IttlZVKI DOUIILEI TO.lS.
J". M. Merrill and II. . Reynolds are
Invincible.
A mens double tennis tournament on
The Holly Inn court, last week, provided
a series of close and interesting matches,
and awakened an interest which bids
fair to bear fruit along the line of future
tournaments. J. M, Merrill and R. D.
Reynolds, both of Orange, N. J., won
the pair of sterling cups offered.
The participants were: R. D. Rey
nolds, Orange, N. J., and J. M, Merrill,
Orange, N. J. ; M, D. Crary of Warren,
Pa., and Arthur C. Ketcham, New York
City; W.J. Fleming of Cleveland, O.,
and G, F. Steele of Brookline, Mass ; II.
Nelson Burroughs of Philadelphia, and
M. C, Parshail of Warren, Pa., F. C,
Reynolds, Orange, N, J., and A, T.
Leavitt of Wollaston, Mass.
A summary of the matches is as fol
lows : Ketcham and Crary. beat Leavitt
and Reynolds, 4-6, 64, 6-5 ;' Steele and
Fleming beat Parshail and Burroughs,
6-1, 6-5; Reynolds and Merrill beat
Ketcham and Crary, 6-3, 6-5. Finals,
Reynolds and Merrill beat Steele and
Fleming, 6-1, 6-2, 12-10.
THAI TEAM SHOOT.
Team from The Carolina and The
Holly Inn will Compete for line
hurgt Outlook Cups.
The Holly Inn Gun Club, following in
the footsteps of the Golf Club
from the same hotel, is looking for hon
ors in team trap shooting, and through
the secretary, F. J. Bailey of Chicago, a
challenge has been issued to A. E. Lard
of St. Joseph, Mo., secretary of The
Carolina Gun Club.
The challenge has been accepted and
the shoot is booked for Friday morning.
Five men will shoot on each team at 25
single birds each from scratch, and
something that bids fair to be "warm" is
promised.
The make up of the team is as follows :
Carolina, Lard, Presbrey, Wilson, Dana,
Jillson; Holly Inn, Ketcham, Gilder
sleeve, Burroughs, Parshail, Cady.
The Pinehurst Outlook has con
tributed five neat pewter steins as
trophies ior the winning team, and the
members of each team already have vi
sions of these same steins as decorations
in their apartments.
Ull.H. llANISTEll HEADS.
An Evening: of Plantation Stories
Much Enjoyed.
Mrs. Correllia Banister entertained the
guests of The Carolina Tuesday evening,
and The Holly Inn Wednesday evening,
with a series of plantation stories. Mrs.
Banister possesses a pleasing manner
and a musical voice which is enchauced
by a slight Southern accent. Her stories
were quaint, humorous and sad, and in
them negro dialect was delicately inter
woven. Mrs, Banister i3 the author of a book,
"I'm a Brick," which sets forth the argu
ments used by various disputants at a
Congress of religions, supposed to have
been held at Onset Bay, and states some
very plain truths in regard to their
utterances. Sham and pretense, assump
tion and credulity, mediocrity and ignor
ance, are all vigorously handled. Its
object is to evolve a higher degree of
spirituality by giving better understanding.
Mrs. Crildersleeve Entertains.
Mrs. Carl Gildersleeve and Mrs, II. A.
Crary of Warren, Pa., gave a select
whist party for a few friends at The
Holly Inn last week, Mrs? C. W. Bur
roughs of Cleveland, O., Mrs. A. I.
Creamer, and Mrs. Arthur C. Ketcham of
New York City, were the winners of the
dainty trophies. There were also pres
ent Mrs. F. J. Bailey, Chicago; Mrs. W.
E. Barnett, New Haven; Mrs, T. J,
King, Boston, and Mrs. M. A, Crockett,
Buffalo.
They Observe Washington's Birthday
with Medal Play Mixed Twosomes.
JT. W. Wilcox and Miss Bradbury
Take the Cups Some Excellent
Scores.
The Holly Inn golfers made a special
observance of Washington's Birthday,
Monday, with an eighteen-hole medal
play invitation mixed twosome contest.
There were cups for best net scores, and
the winners were J, W. Wilcox of Bos
ton and Miss Bradbury of Providence.
The men were drawn with and played
against the women who were given
handicaps to make the matches equal.
The following scores were handed in :
Gr. Ildp Net
J AV Wilcox 98 8 90
AC Ketcham 103 12 91
Miss Bradbury 112 20 92
W A Berg 115 20 95
II A Crary 102 6 96
J F McLain 102 ' 6 96
Miss E Barnett 116 20 96
F J Bailey 107 8 99
MD Crary 111 12 99
Miss Priest 127 25 102
Miss Crary 127 25 102
Mrs A C Ketcham 117 15 102
W J Fleming 107 4 103
Miss II Barnett 123 20 103
MC Parshail 105 0 105
II N Burroughs 117 10 107
Mrs St John Smith 128 20 108
Mrs II A Crary 143 30 113
II Eldridge 140 25 115
Miss E Check 140 25 115
Miss Post 146 25 121
Miss C Check 150 30 120
Carl Gildersleeve, no card ; Miss Davis,
defaulted.
Mrs. Head Entertains.
Mrs, Joseph Bradley Read, of New
York city, gave a hearts' party in honor
of Mrs. George Riggs (Kate Douglass
Wiggin) at The Carolina, Tuesday after
noon. The prizes were very beautiful
Mardi Gras souvenir spoons, decorated
in colored enamel. Mrs. M. J. Tabra
ham of New Ipswich, N, II. ; won the
first prize, Mrs. M. II. Wilson of Cleve
land, O., the second, and Mrs. Lee B.
Durstine, of New York City, the third.
There were also present Mrs, C. W,
Baker, Mrs. David W. Sellers and Miss
Sellers, Mrs. Isaac N. Solis, of Phila
delphia, Mrs. Chas. Tudor Wing, New
York City; Mrs. Weeks, New York
City; Mrs. E. W. Walker, Louisville,
Card Party at The Ilerkshire.
The weekly hearts' party at The Berk
shire was attended by seventy people.
The prizes were won by Mrs. E. C. Cor
merais, Amesbury, Mass., and Miss Ber
tha Stone, Mohawk, N. Y., Mr. Henry
P. Schneider, Philadelphia, and Mr. J.
Nicholson, Boston.
Putting- Contest at The Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Keith, of Water
town, Mass. : gave prizes for putting
contest at The Holly Inn, last Friday
evening, which proved a very pleasant
affair. F. J. Bailey, of Chicago, won
the men's and Miss Davis, of Tenafly,
N. J., the women's prize. The affair
was arranged by Mr. Walter A. Berg of
Boston.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME
Located in one of the most attractive
suburbs of CHARLOTTE, comprising
large, well shaded lot, 200x500 in size,
containing ten large rooms, besides
pantries, bath room, etc., is
OFFERED FOR SALE
There Is a large garden, with choice
variety of fruit at the rear of the house;
also stable with room for two horses,
carriage etc.
The street car line has recently been ex.
tended directly to the property, and city
water and sewerage connections have
also been made. The property fronts on
one of the finest macadam roads in Meek,
lenburg County, and Is only seven min
utes distant from the centre of the city by
car line or fifteen by carriage.
There is no more attractive home about
Charlotte than this, and it would be hard
to find one more attractive or with such a
combination of conveniences in the South.
For price and terms, address
E. C. AIUIOTT V CO., Charlotte, AT. C.
THE
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Carries a Complete Line of
Drugs, Druggist Sundries,
Toilet Articles, Con
fections, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
Compounded by a Registered
Pharmacist.
A. L. Pearsall, Manager.
COMES
WITH
YEARS
The best trade does not drop down on
a store all at once. It comes with years.
It comes when the store has proven be
yond a doubt its trustworthiness to each
best customer. We invite you to allow
us the privilege of proving this to you.
We want your trade, but all we ask is
a chance to demonstrate that we deserve
it because of the superior satisfaction
that we give to our customers.
Everything found in first-class Phar
macies, you will find here.
JOHNSON'S PHARMACY,
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Ileal Kstate limiting- Grounds.
CARTHAGE, NORTH CAROLINA, is an ideal
resort for persons seeking REST and HEALTH.
It is located 13 miles from Pinehurst, and 15 miles
from Southern Pines, and is the CAPITOL of
Moore County. It is noted for PURE, DRY AIR
and GOOD WATER.
I have desirable lots In Carthage for sale.
Fine Farm, Truckiug, Peach, Grape and Berry
lands, and lands suitable for COLONIES, for
sale. Also GOLD property.
HUNTING GROUNDS Quail, Wild-Turkey,
Fox and Squirrel abound in Moore County. I
can LEASE for you excellent hunting grounds,
or sell you lands for GAME PRESERVES.
Prices Moderate.
n. r.. minus,
ltooiiiM V, M and O law If uildingr,
Carthag-e, W. C.