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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
4
Advertisement invites readers to receive the Daily Record and Chronicle during summer travel with daily address changes if needed. At home price, 40 cents per issue. Back copies available if a subscription is missed.
About thirty attendees gathered Thursday night at the tabernacle on Beauchamp's hill for a prayer meeting led by Rev. J. W. Farr of Oak Street Methodist. The opening camp meeting starts tonight with the Roberts brothers due on the T P train from Pilot Point. tents are going up and 8 pm song service with the Best of All song book.
Will am T. Evers, a Denton businessman, marries Frances Johnson at the bride’s mother Halle Johnson home in Newton Illinois. The couple plans a short visit chain including Pewaukee Detroit Chicago and Denton before settling at Mrs C U Hogue’s home.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Minnis Drug Store for prescriptions and highlights a growing art department with improved framing. It touts a high class art shop, attracting more customers daily, and invites one more patron. The message from Palmer and Long & Turner Co promotes ready to eat canned lunches, pork and beans at 14¢ each or 3 for 25¢.
In Sanger area, Uncle Billy Evans says wheat acreage will grow about twenty to twenty five percent. He notes cotton and corn conditions in the county with corn reportedly poorer than usual, while some northwest corn shows better yield. وش Palmer's offers pony parade pictures for framing and vendors lien note transfers occur at R and C office. Ben A Key seeks plumbing and timing work at Wilson Hardware in Denton.
The district court records show several new filings including L. J. Dotson vs Dotson divorce. B. J. Plourney et al. vs Mrs A B Smith partition. M. E. McCaskey vs Texas and Pacific Railway damages. S. W. Jackson vs A P and MK T Railway damages. and Alice Skiles vs Joe L. Blewett to remove Cloud from title.
A short notice invites customers to place bread orders by phone with Long and Turzer Co. to ensure delivery service.
Baxter Wilson was thrown from a horse at Krum Wednesday morning and sustained serious injuries to his head and neck. He remained unconscious for a period and was later able to sit up but his memory remained clouded from the accident.
An advertisement from Curtis Drug Store emphasizes choosing the family druggist for proper prescription compounding. The message cites 18 years of experience and a pharmacy diploma from St Louis College of Pharmacy, with free delivery and a call to use the store’s services to support a doctor’s treatment.
Mrs. M Caskey sues the Katy railroad claiming injuries from a collision near Aubrey on April 2. She alleges a switch structure and a freight train started as she crossed, killing a horse and wrecking a buggy. She seeks 56000 damages plus itemized charges for the horse, buggy, medical care, and travel expenses.
Music and Art go hand in hand with Palmer's offering artistically framed pictures and chromes. Visit Palmer's for truly artistic pictures and frames beyond ordinary prints.
Daily vegetables available by phone order from Long and Turner Co. Customers can call to place fresh produce requests and arrange delivery or pickup. The ad emphasizes daily stock and convenient ordering.
Miss Bessie Hogue visits friends in McKinney while J H Bruce from Wills Point sees his brother J D Bruce. A Toplitz of Dallas returns from a two months’ east market trip. A Porter from Lewisville West heads home from San Antonio after Knights and Ladies of Honor session. Williams Hopkins Craft Martin visit Terrell and express thanks for hospitality. Stanley White reports six weeks eastward with Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Mon treal and a laundry school trip. he notes the Daily felt like a home letter.
Miss Pearl Miller is somewhat better today. A son was born to Mr and Mrs W R Scott on Thursday. Another son was born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell of Barnard Street Thursday night. Commissioners court convenes after a one day adjournment with the county judge and commissioners planning to attend Bailey's reunion speech at Pilot Point.
It will pay you to get prices on plumbing supplies and plumbing work from Wilson Hardware Company.
A local ad urges readers to contact G. W. Sheridan's Garage at 42 West Oak for a ride in a new Buick to any part of the country or city.
Trial treatment and full information offered free of charge by Frontier Asthma Company in Room 702 Buffalo New York.
The Texas Presbyterian notes Rev. R. E. Durham is installed as pastor for Bridgeport and Cinco churches in the Fort Worth Presbytery. Rev. F. T. Charlton of Fort Worth preached. Durham and Charlton formerly led Denton churches with Durham serving Oak Street Presbyterian here before moving to Gainesville and Charlton having pastored Cumberland Presbyterian in Denton.
The Wilson Hardware Company states it makes no charge for estimates on plumbing work. This notice informs customers that assessment services are provided at no cost.
Notice to ice customers prompts polite service and courteous treatment from the Men on the ice wagons. If not, call 30 for prompt investigation by Alliance Milling Co.
Our auto service offers joy rides business trips and pleasure trips in our automobiles with quick service and reasonable rates. Sheridan's Garage at 42 West Oak Street lists day phone 191 and night phone 29 new. 315¢
Local dealer Taliaferro advertises sewing machines at the Palace Restaurant build, offering 10 word classified trials. The notice frames a quick bargain push with 20¢ rates and repeated phrasing for emphasis.
Rates are very reasonable and circulations are favorable for farm notices. If you have a store story to present to farmers, this weekly medium guarantees best attention with Tuesday deadline for Thursday issue. Wednesday night is final for farms closed. place ads in upcoming issue.
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