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THE FREE PRESS.
VOL. 6 NO 16. e. d. oslin, Editor. SOUTHERN PINES, N. ft, FEB. 5, 1904.
$1.00. PER YEAR.
DR. J. ERNEST JUDD,
DENTIST. v
Crown and Bridge Work Specialist.
Office Railroad Street.
Local Mention.
Mass will be said at St. Anthony's
Catholic church next Sunday morn
ing at 10:30.
Mr. J. H. Bickford, of New Hamp
shire and his neice, Mrs. Addie S.
Young of Boston, are with us stop
ping at the Vermont House.
A pleasant and prominent member
of the Readiug, Pa., colony is here in
the person of Mr. D Rhoads. He is
the guest of Mrs E B. Hill.
LOOK AT the Ice House for a
fine lot of hard wood, which is for
sale. Apply to J. T. Scarboro.
Dr. Kugler, a well-known visitor to
Southern Pines, had the misfortune
to loose his residence and its contents
destroyed by fire at Fayetteville, N
C, last Monday. Dr. Kugler came
to Southern Pines from Pennsylvania
but finally decided to locate at Fay
et'teville. He has the sympathy of
many friends in his loss.
Mr. I C. Edgerton is enjoying a
visit from his cousin, Mr. H. L
Moore, of Lebanon, Ind. The o4
, saying "its a long time before meet
ing" holds good in this case as this is
;. the first time ' thesetwo-gentlemen
. ever saw each other, although second
consins. We hope Mr. . Moore, will
enjoy his visit.
: Twelve-potifod sack graham flour
v 35 cents. M. N. Sugg
Dr. La pe and his sister, Miss Eli
zabeth, from New York, are late ar
rivals at Grove Cottage.
The Southern Pines Hotel will
have its annual masquerade ball Feb.
15th. Prizes will be given, cne for
the beft ladies costume and one for
the best gentleman.s also; one each
for the most comical. Admission
free, and no one allowed on the floor
until after unmasking. Grand march
8.30
j,ost. One weather report ending
Feb. 4th, 1904. The sum of 0001 will
be' paid, for its return to No. 31 de
grees, 876 Broad street.
Bureaus of information are some
times so inaccurate that other sources
of information are really nec
essary. If you wish to get an accu
rate statement of the time for arrival
and departure of trains, for Southern
Pines, you will have to get it out of
the Free Press. See correct time card
in another column.
Mrs. G. D. Hull, of Asheville, is
visiting her father, P. P. Whitehouse.
She is just recovering from typhoid
fever and expects to stay through the
season here, where the climate is
milder than that of the mountain re
gion. They have taken rooms at the
Acadia cottage on Bennett street.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of New
Jersey, are guests at the Glenn View
Cottage.
BOILED HA.M,
ASHLAND HAM,
Berlinger Ham, Bologna Sausage,
Presse i Pigs Feet, Cooked Roast
Beef and Chipped Dried Beef, all
Sliced to suit Purchaser at the
CITY MARKET
Phone 44. I. L. HAMLIN, Propr,
Flag Euchre.
The Flag Euchre Party given at the
Southern Pines Hotel, Feb. 2 was well
attended; there were about one-hundred
people interested in the games
of enchre find whist, and all voted it
a complete success. The sum of 5100
was realized for the benefit of St.
Anthony's Catholic Church.
The following were the winners of
prizes:
1. Capt .'ind Mrs. A M d'arke. Mrs It F
Elliott, and Mrs B H Butler.
2 F W-VanCamp, Mrs 3 Stringer, Mrs
E?ans, George Johnson, Mr and Mrs T A
Matters: n, Dr and Mrs J E Judd, Mrs N
F Wibon, Mr and Mrs V II Mahoney.
3. Mrs F P Schwartz, Mra Charles T
Oeyer. Mr and Mrs G T Bacon, Mr and Mrs
J L Thompson, Mrs D P Khoad, Mifs
Elizab th Lape R E Geyer, W S Percival.
Mis J II Ferris, EDOslin.
The whist tables in charge of D F
McAdarns were intereting-and'' properly
looKed after. Prize winners wer;. H C
Flint. 1st, Mr Ward.. 2d. Mrs II 0 Flint,
3rd. II Weber, 4h-. Mr Murphy. 5th. and H,
Kapitzke.fXh, . ' -
' Tbe prizes were very nice and ap
propriate, and were well worth the
spirited contest exhibited : among ts3c
players At the endof the g uues
light refreshments were served and a
social hour greatly enjoyed. The
success of' this, the second occasion
of this kind, is due to the systematic
directions of Mrs. F. P. Sschwartz.
James McCall, colored, has the
sympathy 1 many friends in the
loss of his -3-year old baby, who
was burnejl lo death at Manly last
Tuesday. We was standing by the
fire when his clothing caught on
fire and despite the efforts of two
other children to extinguish the
flames, he was burned to death.
The following persons are regis
at the Prospect House: II. 0.
Brown. Greensboro, N. ('; K. L.
Reed and daughter, Washington,
D. C. Ii. M. Dunham and son,
Sheffield, Pa; T. D. Whitaker, N.
C; Miss T M. Lay ton, Washington
D. C; W. L. Wood and wife West
boro, Mass; R. H. Hill, Lynchburg,
Va. '
The second party of the Ten-of-TJs Club
given at' the Southern Pines Hotel last
evening was a most pronounced success
A large number were present, the music
was good, and the ladies in their hand
some gowns made the scene a very en
chanting one.
A cake wahi is to be given at the South
ern Pines Opera House Saturday night,
February 6.
C. E. Peck has been succeeded as sta
tion agent for Southern Pines by Mr. 0
A. Hazzard, of Hamlet.
FIEST BAPTIST CHURCH
Stagers Sabbath Home, Corner of
Conn. Ave and Page St.
Preaching next Sunday at 11 a. m
Subject: "Christion Education," by
Rev. C. M. Emery; evening at 7:30,
tpic "And Peter." Sunday-school
at 12 m. Midweek meeting Wednes
day evening at 7:45.
MASONIC RECEPTION.
According to announcement the
Masons entertained their friends and
visiting brethren at their hall on
Broad street last Wednesday evening
and showed them their new and cost
ly furnishings. It is a source of
pride to the Masons and their friends
that such a neat and well arranged
place for meeting ean be seen here,
and certainly there are few lodges in
the state which could make a better
showing. After inspecting the lodge
the crowd was invited to King's
Daughters Hall, where Chairman
Jones of the committee of arrange
ments had prepared a neat and attrac
tive program for entertainment, to
gether with a splendid lunchecn of
coffee, c il e, - racVe s, sandwiches,
and a fourth of a pound of good can
dy for every one ' present. The male
quartet was ' in slendid order and
sang to the greatpleas'ure of their
friends, while Mrs. Kebbon; rendered,
some excellent solos or. '.trie piano;
Mrs J. N,' Powell delighted. ;ii'ose?
L preset'il""with two splendid voe,a)Js.
W any patriotic songs joined fn . by
all present, closed the exercises, all
feeling that as a social re:ption it had
proven a success. . . '
- A new telephone1kNo., 69, is added
to the list and reaches into the Barber
shop of H. D. Black. Mr. Black, will
take your order, for anything to be
done in his line.
0000 W00O FOB SALE.
MIXED OAK AND PINE
Cut to stove and fireplace lengths. Leave
orders with A. H. Root or P, Pond.
S. N. VI ALL.
Pembroke Lodge,
COR. BENNETT ST. AND CONN ITE
' NOW OPEN
Pleasant and convenient rooms, and
location all t hat could be desired Terms
reasonable.
MISS ANGIE GORDON,
GARNET RINGS,
Birth-Stone for January,
We have a large assortment in
beautiful patterns, and at prices to
suit every purse. Consult us for all
your wants in our line. Ask for one
of our beautiful calendars.
N D. WELLS.
Southern Pines Jeweler.
Southern Pines Market.
D. P.KELLY, l'rop.
FRESH MEATS. BEEF,
CHICKENS, AND FISH,
The best in all lines, and prompt
and courteous attention, 'Phone 1.
The Piney Woods Inn
now open.
Modern In alls its Appointments.
Entirely new and Sanitary plumb
ing. Booms with Bath attached.
THE
Is alwajs open for inspection. Ratei
gladly furnished and booklets given free.
NO CONSUMPTIVES EVER RECEIVED.
LEON ST. JOHN. Manageb.
FOR RENT!
FURNISHED COTTAGES
AND APARTMENTS
For Light Housekeeping.
Clean, Comfortable, Convenient and
Pleasant Apartments of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7
Rooms each.
Also a few Lodging Rooms.
Apply to J. C. STANLEY,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Phone 35.
PROSPECT HOUSeT
NeW Pair),
NeW Paper,
TeW FarrjitUre
leW lAa.T)aQeir)er)t.
GVeryf bii)0
Gould & Wilcox.
HnQTQ Ynn MnthinrT
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v 'Aritl very' liille. to Have one put
-in ytiir house. :. i .
CITY TELEPHONE CO.
D. F, MCADAMS, V
PRACTICE PtUMBEB,
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONA
BLE PRICES.
Office Municipal Building Cor. Broad St.
and New Hampshire avenue.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
Having qualified as administratrix, with
the will annexed, of the estate of Geo. W.
P. Jerrard. deceased, general notice, is
hereby given all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
undersigned duly authenticated on or be
fore the 15th day of December 1994, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This Dec 15 1903.
CATHERINES GERRARD
Administratrix.
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