The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-30
UNDER FULL SWING.
The Season and its Pleasures
at Morehead.
Fishing, Dancing and Boating at This Famous
Summer Resort Give Wings to
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Morehead. N. c., June pa great
season IS just getting under full swing at
this favorite Carolina coast resort. for
crowds are here already. and the fisher
men are enthusiastic, as Spanish mack
bers-ofr this shore. All of the boats out
side during the last three days have
returned laden with "spoils Of the sea,
and sportsmen whose delight was conta-
gious.
These returning fishing parties have
made he wharves an animaed and en-
ioyable scene as the guests go out to
meet the boats to count the trophies and
photograph the huge fish which are af-
forwards weighed-and captured daily.
No victor OF the Olympiron games ever felt
prouJer than some OF these, returning
with a boat load of beauties" either
mackerel sheep head or drum.
The tMebane party" of Graham, ~ c.,
consisting of j. X. Mebane. Robert Me-
bane, Hal c. Mebane and H. w. Scott.
hold the record for the season for bring
ing in 153 trout and 80 splendid mackerel
after a couple Of hours fishing and troll
ling. They were out in the Mamie G.
Daniels, the mascot boat. and under the
guidance of the well known Capt. Tine
Pner the, champion fisherman of the
coast.
The next day this same party caught
POI tremendous trout. two of them the
largest landed this year. and weighing
10 and 101A pounds respectively.
j. NJ High, of Atlanta, Ga, has the
highest single catch SO far, bringing in
SO beauties OF mackerel and Is pounds
weight of trout.
Dr.. d. E. Everett and C. NJ. Barbee. of
Raleigh, hold the sheep-head champion
ship, having landed 10 sheep head in an
hour and half. One of their splendid
fish weighing 11ia pounds
One brunette beauty, who had never
fished before. went out with Captain Bob
bitt and landed IA big mackerel as easily
as if she were a veteran fisherman, while
Captain Bobbitt landed 80.
The Dental Association after grave
deliberation and serious work, find
muh plea sure in the great variety
of enjoyments offered here. Their after
Moons and nights are ''whirls." The
younger members spend happy and peace
full moments in the ball room and the
rest divide their time between rushing off
to fish and sail by day or moonlight.
and satisfying keen appetites in the we'll
served dining room, where great va
riety of good things are furnished by the
very excellent management this year.
One woman said today: How can one
realize that it is hot at home, when such
a breeze as this blows always here?'
Another announced that house keeping
would be easy here, where no one is ever
warm and where there are no flies"
The only wonder to all, to your cor
respondent, is that the season here does
not last six months. and that any one who
once catches fish at Morehead, ever cares
to go any where else in summer.
Among the many guests of the Atlantic
Hotel during the past week were: S. r.
Drbrett, Danville, Va: c. 7. Halves, Will
mington, N. c.; Miss Guion. Miss Clay
pool Miss Stevenson, Miss HOLSTER, Miss
M. Bryan. Miss l. Bryan, Mrs. Latham
Mr.. and Mrs. Lumsden, Miss Belle Marks
Miss Lizzie Burrus. Newbern, N c.; Fl. H.
Johnson, Macon, Ga; DR.. G. T. BoOyette
Goldsboro; Mrs. j. D. Dunn, Newbern, ~
c.; VIM. Dunn, Jr., Newbern, n. c.; Robt
S. Booth. Warrenton. N. c.; G. B. Pat
terson, Fayetteville, N. c.; j. S. Belts
Greensboro. N. c.; w. B. Ramsey, Hick
ory n. c.: DR.. T. E. Skinner. Raleigh,
N. c.; DR.. B. w. Bizzell. Atlanta Ca;
j. Z. Rumbaugh, j. c. Rumbaugh, Ashe-
VILE N. c.: Geo. H. PETER Knoxville,
Tenn; w. J. Fitzgerald, Ashevlle, N. c.;
Joel ID. Whitaker, Raleigh N. c.. r. S.
Primrose ard wife, Mrs. Mae Grady, Mr..
and Mrs r. Gray, Newbern, N. c.: T. H.
Faulkner Kinston; j. f. Robinson and
wife, Goldsboro. N. c.; c. M. Freeman,
Baltimore; Miss Hattie Green. Newberr;
j. E. Stage Durham, N. c., G.
L. Alexander Charlotte, N c.. H. w.
Cassell, Baltimore; j. c. Watkins, Win
ston, N. c.. Jas. A. Sanders, Baltimore;
C. B. Hall and wife, Prospect HILL N. c.;
d. It. Smith and wife, Louisburg. N. c.;
Miss Lucy Allen, Anstell, N. c.: Edward
Perry Louisburg, N. c.; Hugh Morson,
Raleigh, n. c.; Rev. :. Nick. Pitteneer,
Raleigh, N. c.; w. A. Bobbtt and wife,
Kinston, N. c.; l.. M. Humphrey and wife,
Goldsboro, N. c.: Miss Nora Baisley,
Goldsboro. ~ c.; John ID. Biggs. Jr., Will
son, N. c.; r. B. Boyle, Nashville. Tenn;
|. H. Davis, Oxford. N. c.; j. H. Crawford,
Raleigh. N. c.. Miss Clyde Ellington,
Raleigh, N. c. G. w. Whitsett, Green's
boro. N. c.: N. G. Carroll and wife, Raj
eigh, ~ c.; I. N. Carr and wife, Durham,
N. c.; VIM. Lynch, Durham; j. M. Jacobs,
Durham, N. c.: w. T. Jones and wife.
Carthage, N. c.; Miss Flossie Wall.
Miss Johnsie Wall, Carthage, N. c.; Miss
Monroe, Miss Dortch, Miss Jones, Dr. C.
w. Granger and wife, Miss Burrows. Mrs.
Alice Harper and son. GOldsboro, n. c.:
j. H. Wheeler Greensboro N c.. j. Y.
Crawford, Nashville Tenn; VIM. Cren.
shaw. Atlanta, Ga; Maj. and Mrs. j. w.
Green, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Percy Roberts.
New Orleans.
Nothing is too good for the man who
can convince the world that he thinks