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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
AT Minnis Drug Store highlights prescription dept and a full range of drug store items. The ad notes box papers, tablets, envelopes, toilet articles, and manicure goods. It offers free pickup and return of prescriptions or family recipes without extra charge.
In Elm lodge No. 30 Knights of Pythias regular meeting J O Bell is crowned chancellor commander with R Ledbetter as vice chancellor and O M King prelate Other officers include W A Matthews master of work Chas Freeman master at arms P J Beyett K of R and S M of P G Beyett master of exchequer Oakley Skiles inner guard Hubbard Bates outer guard Trustees P G Beyett J O Bell representative to grand lodge A social event is set for December 22 The article notes local business promotions and Denton grocery advertising by Long King.
The Denton U D C Katie Daffan chapter met Friday for its regular business meeting and officer elections. W E Durbin reelected president with F A Haustein as VP Susie Hopkins secretary Ivy Johnson treasurer S A Bushey registrar and Frank Piner historian. Durbin elected delegate to Marlin convention with Lula Taylor as alternate. Guests included Mrs C C Yancey.
Frontier Asthma company offers free trial information and treatment details by mail from Buffalo New York. An offer promotes a gold handled umbrella as a Christmas gift and lays away options. W J McCray invites students for post holiday care at Near Normal 92p Frank Mahan.
The Weather Bureau forecast rising temperatures did not materialize the coldest night of the winter so far registered a near freezing 30 degrees at 7 am Friday hydrants left running froze and exposed water solidified. Gainesville Register notes local updates including Mr C L Floyd buying Jules Gunter farm and a Bananas sale on the square plus shop notices from McCray with new hammered brass bags.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION W. C. Dickson is in Garza on business. T. M. Rucker was in Fort Worth yesterday, Mrs. J. M. Magill and daughter are in Dallas, Mrs. Joseph Carter left for Kansas, Co. F. Witherspoon returned from Fort Worth today. Miss Jennie Mae McNiel went to Aubrey to visit relatives. W. B. Gregg attended the Viola Allen performance in Dailey. Mrs. Wiggs of Aubrey visits her parents. Mrs. Schnably and son visit her parents. Mrs. Stevens attends a funeral in Farmersville. Co. C. McNiel home from road trip with family. Alred of Argyle returns from Quantah visit. T. S. Atcheson says surveyors for Gainesville Weatherford road near Slidell. road will miss Slidell east. Denton folks saw The White Sister at Byer's Opera House in Fort Worth. Alvin C. Owsley returns from Wichita Falls. prosecutes slayings case. E. Cocanooga Tr. visits Dallas. likely related to Denton county candidates. A. S. Keita assists county teachers’ exams. new building moving onto Pilot Point grounds. Keita notes movement of schools and manual training space. Demands met by businesses. Long & King advertise in Denton.
Notice announces the purchase of Denton Tailoring Co by Charles Smith and Hubert Ziegler. They offer repairs cleaning pressing alterations and dyeing plus made to measure garments with free delivery from 6 Court Square old Mitchell stand. Also mentions jeweler W J McCray and saddle maker S W Kanady offerings and a sales tease about a hidden article in the issue.
T Button, inducted into his office on November 15, returned to work Thursday afternoon after a bout with erysipelas in the foot. He arrived on the 4.25 train and resumed duties for the first time since falling ill following the election. The note ends with a local slogan about prompt grocery delivery from Long & King, phones 44.
James Carpenter among minors slain in the Recon mine disaster at Antlers Oklahoma had relatives in Denton. He was a nephew of J. E. and S. Carpenter, noted Denton county citizens.
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