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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
4
The Boylan Octette led by director Miss Boylan and with pianist Miss Fredna Clark performed a Cedar Hill lyceum program Friday night. The young men included M. K. Smith F. M. Chaney J. L. Vaden J. P. Haustein J. McGinnis E F Hornaday and H H Moss.
A Frontier Asthma company notice advertises a home trial treatment with full information provided free of charge. The offer lists Room 702 Buffalo New York as the contact location for interested parties seeking information and participation.
Short ad notes rubber gloves for housekeepers priced at one dollar at Minnis' Drug Store with Long and King groceries and telephones listed nearby.
Jr Ball of Corinth is bedbound with catarrhal gastritis. Ernest White has nearly recovered from a fever. Cr A Whitehead is healing from recent cuts. Mrs James Dobbins shows improvement after erysipelas. George Durham, once paralyzed, can stand. William Pippins Sr nearby town ill with heart trouble improving. J N Boughman, Normal student with appendicitis, up. J M Gurley building a five room cottage on Clay Withers street. High School C Sharp club sang at First Baptist. “The Ve** Hour” praised. G W Ballard of Denton bought a 20 horsepower Studebaker automobile for travel and samples. arrived Saturday.
Brass items in hammered finish recently reached the shop window at W. J. McCray's. Customers are urged to view the new stock and inquire about pricing and availability.
Under the direction of the State Department of Agriculture a farmers institute will meet here January 14 at 1 30 p m with the old organization revived. J W Neill will discuss dry farming moisture conservation home grown seed diversification of crops cotton root rot boll weevil melon louse and more. Members will receive all bulletins and be on the mailing list for future reports. A display of cut glass will be shown. W J McCray.
Minnis' Drug Store promotes all kinds of Christmas goods and a selection of story books for children. Smith's cafe advertises fresh fish and oysters.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION Hon A C Owsley in Dallas on business. Miss Junie Amos of Aubrey and Miss Bertie Bryant of Pilot Point visited here Saturday. Mrs S B Desmikes of Trinidad Col. seeks medical treatment. Mrs A S Stewart of Aubrey visiting daughter Miss Stewart. Miss Maida Smith of the C I A spent Sunday and Monday at home in Whitesboro. Miss Bertha Miller visiting Sherman. Viavi manager Mrs E H Russell was here on business. Mrs Maggie Lambert of Dallas returned home after visiting Dr Crawford. Mrs J B Woodrum and three children returned to Lewisville. Mrs M W Deavenport, Mrs H Deavenport and Miss May McClurkan went to Dallas to see Mary Mannering in A Man's World. Mr and Mrs W L Spikes en route to Frisco to see T D Fox who is critically ill. G W Nix of Little Elm here. Mrs Nix a claimant in the Calvert estate suit. Mrs Champ Clark of Frisco kept house for her mother Mrs W A Wells. Wells ill in Comanche. Wells improved. H E Gubalke of San Francisco to lecture in city for Viavi. first at Mrs Nipp on Mulberry. Prof Bizzell of the College of Industrial Arts requests a lecture next week at the C I A with arrangements pending.
Denton lodge No. 28 United Benevolent Association invites guests to a Tuesday recital and reception at 8 o'clock in the studios of Misses Bass and Clark above Palmer's Art Shop. The program features surprises and is managed by CG Shuster with committees handling reception entertainment and ushering. a diamond ring valued at $30 is advertised by W. J. McCray cafe.
W. J. McCray, jeweler, showcases merchandise including sterling silver pieces, cut glass items, umbrellas, and hammered brass in a recent display. The event features a diverse catalog aimed at attracting shoppers and collectors.
Fine package candies and lap robes highlighted as Xmas gifts. Specially fitted horse blankets and collars by the old saddle man W Kanady offered. Bazaar advertised for Friday December 16 at the Kinciad building with Minnis' Drug Store featuring ready gift options.
A Rexall remedy claims to reverse hair loss if used regularly. The tonic is described as a cleansing antiseptic that stimulates circulation around hair roots, nourishes hair, and fights dandruff. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes at the Rexall Store run by M. Curtis.
A guaranteed watch for boys advertised at Minnis Drug Store with price one dollar. Also an ad for fresh groceries delivery by LONG & KING and wood supplies from G W ELBERT. Local notice for L O T M M meeting at City Hall with officer elections and a program of solos and readings.
A gold handled umbrella offered as a fine Xmas gift with a request to lay one away. Also mentions fresh fish and oysters at Smith's, reflecting a small town shop combination in these holiday notices.
A brief clerical notice urges patrons to take prescriptions to Minnis Drug Store for good service and speedy delivery. It mentions an entertainment event at 8 o clock in Denton featuring iss Ro verta Bass and Miss Edna Clark, linked to Palmer's store, with P J Beyett as secretary. A second note invites readers to the Bazaar for Christmas gifts at Kin eaid building.
Ed Williams son of Mr and Mrs D H Williams of this city now with a Fort Worth bank wed Sophia Cochran a former Normal student Saturday in Georgetown. News reached his mother Monday. Kincaid Building.
A reflective note urges readers to cherish aging relatives and friends, noting that a single good photo brings lasting joy at a small cost. The message emphasizes honoring memories and the simple beauty of preserved moments.
The first rain since October 18 fell Monday morning, starting in the early hours and continuing through forenoon with a light mist and heavier bursts at times. It followed fog and cloudy weather that began Friday night, as the Weather Bureau advised issuing forecasts for the day.
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