McCERAY Display Noted in Cut Glass Parade
A mention highlights a beautiful display of cut glass and urges W. J. Yu not to miss seeing our McCERAY in the exhibit.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
4
A mention highlights a beautiful display of cut glass and urges W. J. Yu not to miss seeing our McCERAY in the exhibit.
AT Minnis Drug Store highlights its prescription department and a full range of drug store items. The ad promises box papers envelopes toilet articles and manicure goods and offers free pickup and return of prescriptions or family recipes by phone.
J A Minnis is highlighted as a prescription druggist with thirty years of professional experience. The notice emphasizes longstanding service and expertise in dispensing medicines and advising customers on medications.
Bob Richards, owner of the Saw at Arkansas Mill, suffered a serious accident while using a power saw Monday afternoon. He was pulled into shafting as the power shut off, breaking his left arm in two places, his right arm in one, and fracturing his right thumb. He will be laid up for several weeks.
Victor Jon's is in town Mrs Eula Parker visits relatives in Denison Mr and Mrs L A Willis and child visiting relatives in Dallas Miss Florence E Mills arrived from Fort Worth Mrs O H Foster and baby headed to Grayson county Mr and Mrs 8S D Waite of Roanoke on business Ed Bennett of Argyle in town Miss Eckles of Bellevue returned home after visiting friends Mrs E B Johnson and children visiting Hillsboro A S Thomas of Decatur returned home after visiting George Owens and family Mrs J Ianderson and daughter Grave returned from Corinth Miss Pearl Mahin returned to Dublin Ella DeLisle of the C L left for Marshall for Christmas holidays Mrs A J Dodson and baby Jeri headed to Magnolia Ark after visiting Miss Anna Tenderson The Culley family from Denton County News office arrived from Dalhart and are accommodated on Fry street Chas C McDonald appointed secretary with wife and daughter visiting Dr Bruce Mrs H H Goode and Beatrice visiting James H Goode returned home Mrs W C Wright Uber Wright and Gober C Jr with Mrs Jos Blewett and Gladys went to Fort Worth this morning Mr and Mrs C C McDonald and daughter Marguerite left for a visit to Mr McDonald's home in Fannin County after a short visit to Dr Bruce and the Normal college
Advance notice says the Matine Girl Musical Comedy company entertained over 1000 delegates at the National Farmers Congress in Galahama City last October and won patronage. They perform with musical comedy costumes and a charming chorus at Wrights Opera House Friday Dec 9.CLASSIF ad offers 40-a week in Daily and 1 4 weekly reaching thousands.
A store advertises a variety of household items including knives and guns, percolators and trays. It promotes checking windows for suggested goods and notes the Rochester name as a feature in the offering.
The tally shows 1222 poll taxes paid by Tuesday night with Denton Ward details and county-wide division counts. Denton Ward 4 leads with 33 receipts, Ward 3 has 17, Ward 2 and 1 with 28 each, Drop trails at 4, and Sanger Pilot Point and Mound City areas noted among divisions.
Denton lodge No. 28 of the United Benevolent Association initiated a class of eighteen candidates with President W A Jones presiding. Preparations for a winter entertainment series include a December 13 event in Edna Clark's studio. Invitations will be sent to lodge supporters. Also promoting wood orders and a gold handled umbrella as a Christmas gift.
The Baptist Ladies Aid and Missionary society express appreciation for kindness shown during the Apron sale. Get them pressed on the New Hoffman Seam press at Smith and Ziegler's shop No 6 West Court square. Ladies' work a specialty with free delivery. Hammered brass set arriving at W J McCray's.
A caller is urged to attend the Christmas Sale at the College of Industrial Arts from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 oclock. The ad also touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver trouble and jaundice, claiming dramatic restorations after eight months of distress.
Advertisement urges shoppers to visit the C I A sale on December 10 for Christmas gifts. The fragment notes a cafe and mentions multiple repetitions or misread terms unclear in the text.
A. Jasper attended the Lewisville funeral of his late wife's sister Mrs. W A Massey who died Monday night at 11 of septicemia aged 44. Interment followed Tuesday afternoon at the old Hall cemetery in Lewisville.
The old saddle man S W Kanady offers nicely made lap robes horse blankets and collars with special fittings tailored for comfort and durability for riders and horses alike.
The Ariel club Art Department met Saturday afternoon with Miss Lee Williams presiding. Ten members answered roll call by naming English authors homes. Miss Collins read a paper on Turner. Miss Williams spoke on Ruskin. The club adjourned to reconvene January 7 with Miss Mary Williams.
W R Tolleson and Miss Ida Bridge armer. James W Westen and Annie CU Thomas.
Remember the C I A sale December 10. Births include H C Lantrippe and wife near Aubrey on November 28 a girl Vv J Bolton and wife at Ponder December 5 a boy. Deaths: T B Wharton near Aubrey November 22 aged 22 years 2 months consumption. Let next bread order be from Smiths Restaurant.
Real estate transfers listed include Dodson to C F H Graham for 4 1 2 acres in Ignacio Sarthos survey at 24810 dollars. W N Dawson to John Heath for 60 acres in John Baird survey at 1300 dollars. L Bell to E W Thompson for 11 2 3 acres at 350 dollars. Also noting a diamond ring at 30 dollars and a bicycle store display.
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