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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
On August 24 at the revival in Corinth ten happy people were baptized by Elder T. Cagle. The event occurred during the revival conducted by Reverends Gunnelly and Kimbrell, with L. Anderson noted in the report.
Magill and Shepard relocate their Oak street branch across the street into the Fulton building. The Sheridan garage will take the section of the former furniture premises.
A Frontier Asthma company notice claims home treatment cures asthma and offers free information. It lists a Buffalo New York address and room number 7062 as contact. No medical evidence is provided.
A brief note from G W Elbert offering stove and heater wood for winter. Contact via phone or cali to arrange delivery or purchase.
The five month old daughter of Canaries Hogan of this city died Friday morning at the grandmother's home near Mineola. Hogan was called there days earlier by the child's illness. The body will be brought here Saturday morning for interment at the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
The Ideal Restaurant announces a showcase of Mother's bread during a celebratory event. Patrons can enjoy a special menu highlighting the bakery’s popular loaf alongside accompanying dishes. Local diners are invited to experience the unique bread."
Superintendent John Carlisle announces the opening of the city public schools on Monday September 5 with attendance expectations and boundary revisions. Pupils north of Pecan creek west of the railroad must attend Stonewall Jackson. east of the railroad north of Pecan creek may attend Lee. west of Benary street to the corporation line attend Sam Houston. others attend Robert E. Lee or nearby schools. Free tuition for eligible residents and transfer rules are detailed, with book purchases advised before opening.
Denton Masons traveled to Aubrey on Wednesday night for a social gathering and degree work. Two Aubrey members Dr Copenhaver and H G Musgrove received the third degree while friends from Pilot Point and Prosper lodges attended. A depot welcome, supper at the hotel, and later Masonic hall refreshments followed the formal business.
Goods offered include peaches at depot and a carload from East Texas. J.8. Humes advertises turnover and sales terms in a compact shop notice.
John Wytinger former Waples Platter manager now in Menardville on business says Frisco railroad work is racing to finish the Brady to Menardville extension. He predicts once connected to Beaumont the town will surge with growth and “city airs.”
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica salve as a universal healer for burns cuts scalds and sores including ulcers boils felons eczema and chapped skin. Claims rapid relief and wide effectiveness with price 26e at Raley & Co.
Rev Simmons performed a Friday morning marriage of John Peepes from near San Antonio and Miss Annie Ashworth on East McKinney Street. Long & King sell the original Lipton tea. G W Albert offers groceries chickens eggs butter wood and feed. Oklahoma ear corn 60 cents oats in bags from C F Witherspoon & Sons.
Miss Charlssa Dixon visits Waco on Friday. Numerous residents travel to Dallas Argyle and Aledo for visits and business. J W Brownlow visits brother in Chillicothe. M T Andrews attends Baptist association meeting in Keller. Tom Lovell from Lander Wyoming visits Denton. Fire and road incidents reported in Kingsville and Enid Nevada none.
A list of arrivals including Staude and child from Fort Worth S Young Pierce aft 7 R James Sherman Shel by Fort Worth Wylie Smith Denton T A Phillips St Louis D R Crow Dallas J H Harris Abilene Robert Craig Dallas J Portman Dallas T Robinson City J W Day wife G E Light Pilot Point John Warren Dallas Frank Eckels Waco S EB Watts Dallas W R Reynolds Wichita Falls J W Hamilton Waxahachie. Struck a witch mine. SW Bends of Coal City Ala says she struck a perfect mine of health in Dr King s New Life pills curing liver and kidney trouble after 2 years. They are the best pills on earth for constipation malaria head ache dyspepsia debility. 25¢ at J F Raley Co.
Mrs Thornley will resume her music class on October 1 at Mrs Kowsky's on East Oak Street.
Interwoven leads the field as colors and good old summer style mingle in a playful rhyme. The snippet hints at a race or front runner with interwoven imagery, suggesting a competitive tableau.
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