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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
4
Inquiries about Country Club rules are addressed with no changes since adoption. Hunting costs 50 cents per person per trip, fishing 50 cents per person, boating 25 cents per hour, bathing 25 cents for males with ladies free. Yearly hunting or fishing permits are $10, grounds open to picnics free, artesian well provides ample water.
Co. F Witherspoon, president, invites parties to call for direct discussion over club matters.
Local operator announces added carriage to improve transfer line capacity and invites old patrons to reuse the service. They emphasize quality and invite new customers to try the superior livery offerings from Skiles.
Sherman laundry advertises guaranteed first class work and customer satisfaction. Walter Yeagley and Avent Yeagley solicit new business and list a new phone number 29.
A brief barber shop notice promoting a barber trade service with guarantees of satisfaction and courteous treatment. It advertises electric massage hot and cold baths and identifies G. W. Whitten & Co as the proprietors and operators on the East Side Square.
In the Chronicle multiple pages urge readers to place classified ads, urging sellers to act now and contact the paper for rate details and deadlines. The notice promotes quick insertion of stop waiting for a buyer ads to reach local buyers.
The column lists visitors and residents in the Denton area. Names include Robert Craig from Dallas, Mrs Ed Brown ill in North Denton, Homer Edwards from Little Elm, Miss Effie Sledge from Mineral Wells, C C Bell from Decatur, Mrs Walter Douglass of Altus, Dr. guest of the Fowlks, L J Huber of Fort Worth visiting east of the city, Mrs E A Scripture from Big Springs visiting her father L L Roark, and A Grif Dawson of Buffalo NY visiting his mother before heading to Fort Worth.
Sunday School times at First Presbyterian 9 46 a m with A P Duggan Supt Divine services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Woman's Mission body meets 3 p m Westminster League 6 30 pm Central Presbyterian Heltman pastor Sunday School 9 45 worship 11 Juniary 4 p m Intermediates 5 Christian Endeavors 6 30 worship 7 39 with The Christ We Love music led by Prof vil ee.
The note praises the performance of a tool described as cutting and fast and easy to operate, claiming it is the best available. It highlights efficiency and user experience in a concise endorsement.
The passage states that among stimulants, light and air produce no reaction, implying certain agents remain inert under exposure to these elements.
Mayor Bates said heavy rain halted a city wide cleanup, promising to begin hauling trash Monday morning with wagons repairing bridges first and continuing until all trash is moved. The public is urged to stay patient as crews resume the effort.
Rev C B Roberts and wife M Miss Kittie Campbell of Chicago announce services tonight. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school 9 40 am preaching 11 am Bible reading 3 hiliness meeting, 7 30 pm services. M E Church South and Congregational churches offer pastor led services, Epworth League 6 20 pm, evening church meeting 7 45 pm. Cordial invitation to all.
An advertisement promises a home asthma cure with a free trial and full information. It directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company at Room 702 Buffalo New York for details and no charge.
Oscar Graham with a strong supporting company presented A Prince of His Race at the Re Opera House last night. The romance, once popular, showed waning interest though Graham showed growing skill as actor and drew hushed attention during climactic moments. The style recalled Lawrence Burrett, tracing Booth era Shakespearian lineage. The production moves to Wright's Opera House Thursday April 14 with Graham again in the title role.
Denton School Improvement Club schedules a Friday program with piano solo by Catherine Wisdom and vocal solo by Vera Foreman among readings and discussions. Woman's Shakespeare Club reports a delightful meeting on home economics with papers on lighting plumbing and decoration. Mrs Craddock chaired, Miss Cress attended, and guests enjoyed a dessert book prize and social hour.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m under W F Jarrell Superintendent. Pastor M T Andrews will preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunbeams meet at 10 15 a m Junior Union at 4 p m Senior Union at 6 15 p m. Public invited. Strangers and visitors welcome.
The church lists a series of sermons led by Rev. A F Kieltman titled Meat for Men on April 3 The God We Worship April 10 The Christ We Love April 17 The Hell We Shun April 27 The Heaven We Seek The schedule notes Christian education activities with the Y M C A Endeavor group meeting and the high school octet performing during evening services at 7 45 p m and 11 a m Sunday School at 945 a m with Prof McDonald as superintendent.
A fragment lists names associated with New Oatman including J. M. McCue of Dallas and W. A. Jones of the City along with R. H. Hopkins Jr and his wife, Mrs. A. B. Hubbard of Trinidad. Other names include Col. John R. Swain of St. Louis CG M. Sheffield of Dallas and R. C. Wallis of Fort Worth.
S. A. GIBSON reports daily delivery of fresh vegetables and notes two phone lines, each numbered 25.
Dr E L Lewis a graduate of Chicago College of Veterinary Medicine locates permanently in Denton with offices at Denton Transfer Sale and Livery bar. All calls will be promptly attended to and residence phone 9 New.
The ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as purifying blood and improving skin tone with a promise of rich red blood, clear skin, rosy cheeks, and health. It directs readers to purchase 25 pills at J. F. Raley & Co.
Arrangements are being made for the Sherman Presbytery session to be held here at the First Presbyterian Church beginning April 13. Also notice a sale of Capucline headache remedy offered at 25 cents and 50 cents in local stores.
Agricultural brief notes that Hay Corp and Red Rust Proof oats are available at C. F. Witherspoon & Son with seedstock and farm supply details.
Mrs J M Shepherd of Durham says she could not stand four months ago but after using Cardui she now does most work at home. She credits Cardui with improving her health and urges other women with womanly troubles to treat themselves at home with this vegetable tonic from the Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Tennessee.
An advertisement touts Carbole as a superior general disinfectant and germicide. It describes Carbole as an alkaline emulsion of diesels that mixes evenly with water and claims safety over carbolic acid. Prices listed are pints 25 cents, quarts 40 cents, gallons 1.25, with sales confined to a Denton store.
Telegram from Fk Hollers in Marlin says Geo Light secured a contract to lay 450 feet of concrete walk along Eatick ory street at the Ballpark. Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only proven remedy for catarrh, with a $100 reward for any cured case, and urged to try Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
The Best Drug Store pledges top service in quality of goods, pharmaceutical skill, and customer attention. It invites customers to bring prescriptions, buy toilet articles and sick room necessities, and rely on the store for all drug store supplies.
A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wi Stuart northeast of town. The Presbyterian choir meets tonight at Mrs Chan home in Saunders. The Church social at A S Cowan’s home was reopened until Saturday night due to bad weather. Mr W J Howell two miles east of the city reports Friday night rain was a strong shower needed for the soil.
Subscription offer for a 10 day Chautauqua with season ticket priced at 2.50. An advertisement from Keller's grocery references coton segmens and Chi-namel claims to improve spring cleaning and add beauty to homes. Agents Va gill and Shepard offer furniture and undertaking services.
Medical authorities now link eczema and skin diseases to microscopic creatures under the skin. A liquid medicine claims to penetrate the epidermis and relief itching after washing. The ad urges readers to try a bottle for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co with D. B. prescription.
Reminder to order framing for commencement gifts with a wide range of classic subjects and popular prints at all price points. Local shop promotes timely purchases during graduation season.
A faded remark on preserving a graduation memory from 1910 notes a photo will remain a pleasant reminder for many years and hints at plans to revisit the issue.
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