THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
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The SJnlion Musloltox.
You'd like to know what is that thing,
Inquiring Iitt,e daughter,
Just drop a nickel in the slot,
.And hear the tunes 'twill Blotter.
Boston Pout,
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Merry Christinas.
Have you seen the Pinehurst souvenir
spoons at the Department Store.
Christmas tree for our villagers in the
Village Hall tomorrow evening at 7
o'clock.
The Department Store continues to re
ceive confectioneries, fruits and season
able eatables.
The new bowling alley opened last
evening and was well patronized. Some
line scores were made.
The Department Store will be closed
during the hours from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
next Monday, the 26th.
The Casino reading room contains the
leading papers and magazines for the
tree use of all in the village.
A nice line of silverware, china, and
cut glass novelties for Christmas, just
opened at the Department Store.
Trade at the Department Store has
been brisk during the week, but there
are lots of nice things left for late buy
ers. Christian union services will be held in
the Village Hall next Sunday morning,
with preaching by ljev. Mr. Emery. All
are invited.
The roads leading out of the village
are being repaired, winch will add to the
enjoyment of our guest in their drives
about the country.
Bishop Cheshire of the Diocese of
North Carolina will conduct the Episco
pal services on Sunday, New Years Day,
at li :15 o'clock p. in.
Lee Phillips and family of the "Lenox'"
made a pleasant family party to MeKen
zie's -pond in the new and popular
wagonette list Sunday.
1'ev. Mr. Emery conducted the Chris
tian union services last Sabbath morning,
and Hew Mr. Gregory held an Episco
pal service in the afternoon in the Village
Hall.
Choice cut flowers, roses and carna
tions at lowest prices supplied promptly
through the Pinehurst Nurseries. See
list of prices and leave orders at the De
partment Store.
The colored people's Christmas tree
and entertainment will be held in the
Village Hall next Monday afternoon
at t wo o'clock. A colored Santa Claus
will distribute the presents.
I'ev. Mr. Gregory will conduct Episco
pal services in the Village Hall next Sun
day afternoon, at 3:15 o'clock. Miss
Lugcnie Upham will sing the "Cantique
do Noel," by Adam, at this service.
Mr. Frank E. Lindey, the popular
leader of the Holly Inn orchestra, has
been confined to his room for several
days with a severe cold. We are pleased
to learn that his health is improving.
A young lady in our village, who gave
her boots such a nice polish before going
church last Sunday was greatly sur
prised when informed that she had been
ning a fine quality of stove blacking. i
Hon. Henry Blount, the famous orator
who recently made a short visit in our
village, has an article in a Hockv Mount.
N. C, paper in which he pays a high
compliment to Pinehurst and its people.
Arrangements are being made to hold
a baby show and cake-walk in the Jack
son Hamlet colored church sometime
next month. Prizes will be awarded to
the handsomest baby and the best walk
ing couple.
The play grounds back of Holly Inn
have been newly laid out bv Mr. Letien
and his force of gardeners during the past
week and hundreds of young long-leaf
pines and other trees and shrubs have
been planted there.
The Holly Inn orchestra gave anothei
fine concert at the Inn last Sunday even
ing, which was attended by a large and
appreciative audience. The orchestra
will give special concerts in the music
room at the Inn everv Sunday evening
during the season.
Tickets for the excursion to the Christ
mas tree at Ueulali Hill Baptist church
next Monday morning can be obtained at
Holly Inn and the Department Store.
The rate for the round trip is only
25 cents, and money will be refunded in
case of bad weather. Teams will leave
the Holly Inn at 10 o'clock, sharp. The
exercises will commence at 11 o'clock.
Pev. Mr. Armstrong preached at the
Jackson Hamlet colored church last
Sabbath to a large congregation, among
whom were the following from our vil
lage: Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. and Miss Ballentyne,
the Misses Cummings, Miss Ilutchins and
Mr. Brayton. A preaching service will
be held next Sabbath at 2 :30 o'clock p. m.
A happy party from the Holly Inn, in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, and
Miss Merrill, and Mr. and Mrs. Delanoy,
started out in the wagonette last Satur
day on a hunt for mistletoe. Mr. Wolcott
acted as whip, to the satisfaction of all
concerned. After many trying exper
iences in and around McKenzie's pond,
they succeeded in obtaining a full cargo
and returned with the feeling of duty
well done.
The arboretum has been started at the
Nurseries, a space being devoted to the
planting of one specimen of every tree or
shrub used or found spontaneously in or
near Pinehurst. Every plant there has
been carefully labeled, and it is thought
that this innovation will prove very in
teresting to the numerous lovers of
plants now residing in Pinehurst. There
is always something going on at the
Nursery grounds, ai.d a pleasant hour
can be spent in looking over the various
interesting trees, shrubs and vegetables.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
II. Peed of Paleigh registered at the
Holly Inn on Sunday.
Miss E. Gibbs of Lee, Mass., arrived
Holly Inn last Wednesday.
Miss E. J. Dve of Boston, Mass., is
among the recent arrivals at Dolly Inn.
James S. Case and wife of New York
City are guests at the Holly Inn.
WaUer Brittin of New York City ar
rived at the Holly inn last Friday.
J. Frank Seavey and wife, and Miss L.
A. Webster, all of Dover, X. II., are at
Holly Inn.
Miss Sophia Goodrich, daughter of
Pev. Mr. Goodrich of Exeter, X. 1L, ai
rived last evening
Miss E. S. Oakeyof Greater New York
arrived at the Hollv Inn on Tuesday and
will remain during the season.
Miss Eugenie Upham is taking Mr.
Lindsey's place in the Holly Inn orches
tra during that gentleman's illness.
Mrs. P. Hungerford of Chester, Conn.,
arrived at Holly Inn on Wednesday
evening and will remain during the
winter.
C. A. Adams and family, who spent
several days at the Atlanta peace jubilee,
returned on Saturday much pleased with
their visit.
Miss Kate Price of Pottsville, Pa., who
passed the last season at the Holly Inn,
is again a guest there, and will remain
during the winter.
N. M. Bryan, the Aberdeen merchant,
paid a visit to our village last Sunday,
lie was accompanied by Edward P. Nebbs
of Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Edward C. Thayer and Miss Ball
of Keene, N. II., and Miss Chapin of Bos
ton, Mass., were among the arrivals at
Holly Inn on Saturday.
J. M. Uobinson and family of North
Beading, Mass., have rented house G on
East Main street for the season, and took
possession last Monday.
Mr. Tufts returned to his home last
Sunday, after a very pleasant visit here.
He is expected to return here for the sea
son soon after the new year.
Dr. C. C. Emery, a brother to Mrs.
Flint of the Pine Grove House, arrived
here last Friday from his home in New
Orleans, for a few weeks visit.
John P. Gamble and family who
passed last season here will again oc
cupy cottage Xo. 32 on East Main street.
Their arrival is expected in a few days.
The family of Mr. Lee Philips were
made happy last Saturday evening by the
arrival of Mr. Phillips from New York
accompanied by his friend Dr. B. F.
Vosburg of the same city.
Col. T. J. Anderson, the genial, wide
awake general passenger agent of the
Seaboard Air Line, made a short visit to
our village last Saturday with a party of
friends, stopping at Holly Inn. The
colonel, who has aptly been termed the
Mark Twain of the railway world, pos
sesses a fund of ready humor that makes
him a welcome guest wherever he goes.
We hope he will be able to repeat his
visit at a time when his duties will per
mit a longer stay.
Casino
Reading Room
Supplied with the leading Papers
and Magazines for the free use
of all in the village.
Open Day and Evening.
MUSIC TEAC11KK lmuy K. rupper, teacher
nf vnc;il and instrumental music, at Mr. W.
,J. Stuart's, K. K. Street, Southern I'ines.
The
Jefferson
KH'IINOM), v .
One of the tlne.t Hotels in
America. First class in ev
ery respect. Turkish, Pus
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 chocked In hotel.
Pinehurst
Steam Laundry
First class work in all
departments.
Bundles may be left at the General Store.
The j &
Powell Hotel;
ABERDEEN, N. C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSMEN.
Parties contemplating a hunt
or sojourn in the South where
the climate is healthful and in
vigorating and where game
such as Turkeys, (Juall and
Kabbits are plentiful, should
vit-.lt this place. The proprie
tor is a sportsman of long ex
perience, and will he pleased
to hunt with guests and insure
them good dogs, plenty of
shooting, and the best of hotel
accommodations. For partic
ulars address
Henry H. Powell, Prop., Aberdeen, N. C.
XMAS PRESENTS
A large assortment of them at the
Southern Pines News Depot.
New Gift Hooks, Fine Stationery, Calendars,
Games, Toys, etc.
SCall and See Them.
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