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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
City crews grade Sycamore street while a Limited passes Tuesday morning snow half a foot deep on the observation platform. Accumulated snowfall, dry and fleecy, drifted onto the depot platform, drawing comment on its source. Also notes the safety of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and grippe, sold by all druggists.
A brief sales pitch promotes a 4¢ per word classified rate in the Daily and Weekly editions. It promises reach to about 3,000 families or 15,000 people, highlighting low cost and broad exposure for advertisers.
AT Minnis Drug Store emphasizes its prescription department and offers a wide range of drug store goods. The shop provides box papers tablets envelopes toilet articles and manicure goods and invites customers to call for prescription or family recipe compounding with free pickup and return.
At the county Baptist association meeting held Monday, Rev. R. A. Fitzgerald of Falls county was elected county missionary after a hearty unanimous vote. The Missionary board is led by W. C. Dickson as president and secretary.
A stray item advertises a free home trial and full information from Frontier Asthma, Room 702, Buffalo. It promotes a roast pan special for 25 cents and a tomorrow only window display at NICnLE STORE on the East Side.
Denton camp No 15 Woodmen of the World initiated three candidates Monday night and elected officers P. J. Boyett camp commander BK B Rich advisory lieutenant Le grande Lipscomb banker W. A. Matthews clerk J. C. Barrett escort D. S. Ashworth watchman R. K. Hunter sentry J. O. Bell manager P. J. Beyelt and W. L. Foreman delegates to head camp at General Wells next March with H. B. Caddell and B. Rich alternates Physicians Drs McReynolds Lipscomb and Kimbrough held over.
You want them when you order, that's the way we have built our business to such enormous proportions in Denton. When you want groceries call us, Both phones 44, LONG & KING.
Late personal mentions list residents and visitors: Harm and Mrs Nannie Godsey travel to Dallas, Thompson on business in Pilot Point, Turner ill on Honivar Street, Mattie Vassar and daughter visiting Garza, Hammett of Paducah visiting relatives, Mrs M W Edwards in from Dallas, Bessie Baker from Gladwater attending the Normal, Bertha Childress of Tulsa visiting, Morgan and Smith of Aubrey and Darnall of Deatur visiting Mrs R E Turner, Mrs Hugh Egan leaves to join her husband in Gainesville, L T Davis returns to Weatherford, Mrs S P Allison improving after bronchitis, A C Owsley back from Walnut Springs, Glen Rose and Granbury, Margaret Geers returns from Durant to work here, Fred Silverman and son Coward depart for Kansas City, Mrs J Floyd of Planos entertained by daughters in College of Industrial Arts, Mrs Sam P Allison back from Knownocester Mo after visiting mother, heavy snow noted at departure.
Notice invites readers to attend the Christmas Sale at the College of Industrial Arts with hourly slots listed and urges early wood orders. The Daily and Weekly circulation reaches over 3,000 homes and 15,000 readers.
The Denton County Medical Society condemned the public drinking cup and common bucket in use in public schools at its regular meeting. Dr. M D Fullingim of Argyle was elected president for the ensuing term, with Dr. Hill Rowe as vice president and Dr. J L Gammill secretary treasurer. The group urged discontinuing shared cups and buckets for health reasons and reported typhoid fever and tuberculosis cases, while retiring president Dr W C Kimbrough gave his annual address.
Community notice invites shoppers to a Christmas gift sale hosted by the C I A on December 10. Open to the public, featuring assorted seasonal items and special discounts for early-bird shoppers.
Last night at the home of Present Ernet, Normal faculty hosted a reception for Industrial faculty guests in festively decorated parlors. Guests wore back pins displaying puzzle cards. a game involved guessing building names from backs. A varied program followed with music by Mrs Haustéin and Miss Boylan, voiced pieces, and a humorous Dr. Bruce tale. A formal supper featured chrysanthemums and lace, as carols outside entertained attendees.
Local craftsman 8 W Kanady advertises handmade lap robes horse blankets and collars. The note emphasizes custom fitting and traditional saddle work for riders and farms seeking durable tack and apparel.
Practical Gifts offer useful items from boys knives and guns to the Rochester chafing dish percolators trays and more. Watch our windows on the South Side for good suggestions and ideas.
C A Whitehead lies improving after a stabbing on East Stekory Street Monday. Doctors warn of possible peritonitis as fear fades from the wound. The weapon, a two blade pocket knife, is held by Sheriff Orr. Eyewitnesses include A J Conway and M H Wright of Lone Star Marble Works.
The Denton Woman's Shakespeare club met with Mrs. Berry and elected Mrs Ballard and Mrs Legett to membership. Miss Blanton read a paper on Henrys IV VI. The Ariel club welcomed guests including Mrs. Preson McKinney and Miss Justina Smith. Members were asked to aid Bertha Kins Baker for Domestic Science funds. Next meeting January 2 with Mrs. J Ed Wilson.
Remember the CIA sale December 10. Remember the CIA sale December 10. Let your next order of breadgo from Smith's Restaurant. You will not regret the order but will duplicate it.
An advertising notice highlights holiday goods at the Bicycle Store. The item promotes merchandise and urges readers to visit the shop for seasonal selections and deals. The brief card resembles a local commerce advertisement of a period publication.
The Shaw Studio staff create quality pictures and deliver top work that satisfies customers who praise the results.
Following a blizzard Monday morning the night proved the coldest of the winter with fire in the air. Thermometer readings showed 40 at 7 pm, 34 at midnight, and 27 at 7 am Tuesday, some registering as low as 24 above in the city. The temperature stayed low through forenoon with downtown shade at 28 above at 9 am.
M R Gilbert notes that in Mound City paint prices run a touch higher, though quality and coverage justify the small premium for local buyers seeking durable finishes.
A short promotional line inviting readers to order a dish named Dread from Smiths Restaurant located on the west side. It promises satisfaction and urges patronage.
We have bought the Denton Taitorng Co and will conduct general repairing cleaning pressing altering and dying plus clothes made to order. Features a brand new Hoffman steam press latest improvements. Both phones. Free delivery. New location 6 Court Square old Mitchell stand Charles Smith Hubert Zeogler.
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