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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
4
News from yesterday reports Mrs. B. Brand, formerly of Denton, badly bruised when a horse bolted near Pilot Point. Her son Will was unhurt. both were thrown from the buggy, Mrs. Brand nearly unconscious, taken home after assistance. She was resting as well as could be expected Friday morning.
Denton daily notes list numerous visits and relocations. T. B. Davis visits Hillsboro on business, J. Kelsey and family tour Argyle, and many others travel to Dallas, Lewisville, Fort Worth, Abilene, Memphis, and Keene for relatives and friends. Reuben Rucker and others from Krum, Ponder attend events. J. M. Vivian reports the Sherman reunion with about 95 000 attendees. Decatur Old Settlers and Confederate reunion draws 15 000.
Miss Leah Owens hosted the first in a series of five house parties at her West Sycamore street home on Thursday night. A group of friends including Misses Ella Pierce Belle Bates Vesta Whitley Maude Underwood Carrie Tanner Olive Owens and Mrs W JR Whitley formed two tables for cards. After ice and cake the group rode to Hiland Park for a drive. Owens hosts again Saturday exchanging honors with Ella Pierce.
Miss Sybil Wooley entertained the Entre Nous Club Tuesday afternoon at the Criddles' Normal avenue home. The Li brary dining room and reception hall formed one large room, decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Twenty-eight young ladies played "500" and Rock, then enjoyed a two course luncheon. First prizes went to Miss Lou Owsley in 500 and Miss Nelle Fritz in Rock. consolation prize to Miss Avella Turner.
Mrs. W. M. Harper hosted a birthday dinner for her daughter Miss Robbie Harper on Thursday afternoon to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Six friends attended Beulah Witte Lonnie Fox Minnie Dell Ellis Margaret Compton Parralee White and Elva Hawkins with Ellen Smith assisting. After lunch they went to a matinee at the picture show.
The Jewel offers a new feature with Non-ox anti-rust metal to extend stove life. Rust is cited as the stove’s worst enemy and the Non-ox material is highlighted as an advantage. Prospective buyers are invited to view stoves and compare prices.
Assistant Postmaster Dowdell notes about half the town’s carriers face constant requests to buy stamps. Officials stress federal law prohibits postal workers from handling stamps or mailing letters while on duty. He urges residents to remember that a carrier’s official role overrides personal ties, and only a small fraction may know the rule.
Mrs D L Kennedy says the ointment cured her tetter after over fifty years of suffering. Advertisement notes easy purchase from druggists or by mail via Dc J F Raley & Co.
Too hot to cook or eat hot food. Turner Bros suggests peanut butter, fresh potato chips, salad dressing, and Norwegian smoked sardines as quick meal options to save work and fuel.
An advertisement promises a double strength ethine cream clears freckles. Apply nightly and morning, with guaranteed money back if it fails to remove spots. Most users need only a small amount for clear skin.
Call for these in 5 cent packages including Sodarettes Pantans Lemon Snaps Aunt Lucindas and in 410 cent packages Select City Sodas Saltine Flakes Cocoanut Dainties Ginger Wafers Banner Bars Chocolate Eclairs Vanilla Wafers Chocolate Marshmallows Zwieback Perfettos Butter Thins Pilgrim Teas Nut Creams Yum Yums Pretzeliets Scent Cheese Sticks 25 cent packages Barrels of Tulip Ginger Snaps at T C Samples Phone 342.
News reports the death of Mrs N B Brower seven miles southeast of Denton from tuberculosis after a nine to ten year illness. She was 43, survived by her husband and several children. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Chinns Chapel.
A pretty picture page story about a New Amsterdam heiress to a Holland fortune. She is kidnapped for her wealth, befriends helpful allies, and ultimately comes into her own in a fanciful fairy tale without miracles.
An advertisement states Chafing prickly heat and similar irritation can be quickly relieved by Curtis' Violet Taleum Powder priced at five cents.
Report of the financial condition of First Guaranty State Bank at Denton Texas as of August 9 1913 published in the Record and Chronicle Denton Texas on August 14 1913. It details assets liabilities and equity as of the close of business with figures filed for public record.
W A Matthews announced on Friday that the Boys of Woodcraft meeting is postponed to Tuesday night. A fair crowd of boys and prospective members gathered Thursday, but several reasons led to the postponement.
A society lure drives parents to separation and child neglect in a Vitagraph film. The neglected child dies, prompting the couple to realize their selfishness. In sorrow they reunite, with Lillian Walker and Earl Williams in the lead.
J P Blount president and W E Smoot cashier swear the Denton Texas bank statement is true. Notary R Val Leach confirms the date August 43rd 1913 with officers M L Martin R L Leach C C Yeatts attesting.
A lighthearted marital misadventure unfolds as a girl must wed within three days to save a fortune while a scare of smallpox disrupts plans. Ruth Roland stars in a contemporary comedy with fresh, startling screen scenes.
A new suit in the district court names T. H. Gossage and Mrs. T. H. Gossage against G C and S F Ry Co. The plaintiffs claim the agent refused to sell a Santa Fe to Gainesville Garza ticket and forced a Santa Fe Fort Worth ticket instead, leaving them stranded in Dallas with no funds. Damages sought total 2910 dollars.
A long list of real estate transfers from Denton and surrounding towns shows numerous changes of ownership. Transactions include parcels in Lewisville Aubrey Roanoke Justin and Denton, with prices ranging from 20 to 7500 dollars. Entries name buyers and sellers such as Fagan Car liste Woodford Henderson Maxey and Bell, among others, with surveys including Wm Loving B B B C Ry Co Bernard and 1920 surveys.
An old advertisement touts Rest Pain Killer Bucklen’s Amica Salve claiming instant pain removal for cuts burns and injuries. Clinton Maine resident E E Chamberlain praises its healing power and urges readers to buy at J F Raley & Co for 25 cents.
Two marriage notices: E M Dean of Taylor married Lillie Garvin of Denton and Claude S Street married Lillie Bell Banister of Tioga.
Save wear on your watch by cleaning it annually. It keeps time better and lasts longer. Bring it to Curtis' repair department for a proper job at a reasonable charge.
A local shop advertises a specialty in high grade cigars including 5c and 10c goods with specially designed humidors and moisterers to preserve flavor and aroma. It invites customers to the large drug store on the corner for the best value and mentions Joan of Arc 10c for 5c and cigarettes and pipes.
In a brief notice Turner Bros promotes canned vegetables as affordable staples during a time of scarce fresh produce. The pitch lists string beans lima beans peas corn and sweet potatoes as examples of available items.
A Curtis dairy operation uses milk and cream from a Jersey herd four miles west of town. Dairy outputs are produced with care, stored in clean vessels, cooled, frozen into ice cream, and delivered daily. The fountain uses fresh milk drinks with strict cleanliness and invites customer suggestions.
Notice is given that on August 25, 1913, bids for the School Fund of the Denton City Independent School District will be opened. The highest bid for the fund will appoint the Treasurer for the year starting September 1, 1913, to August 31, 1914. The board reserves the right to reject any bid. By order of the Board of Trustees. W L McCormick, See
Readers are urged to send money to fund vendor lien notes with contact options at the Chronicle office or mail address Box 488 Denton Texas.
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