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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
3
A store invites customers to visit for Christmas gifts featuring Copley prints and U.S. Carbon reproductions, with framing in minutes and piano offerings. Describes permanent platinum toned prints, various frames, and value driven piano pricing before Christmas.
SANGER Dec 14 Dr J C Rice G W Sullivan and G A Douglas have gone to Aransas Pass Rev Kirk the new Methodist preacher and family arrived last week and he occupied the pulpit Sunday A good many Bell county farmers have bought farms and are settling around this place SPRING HILL Dec 13 Hog killing has been the chief occupation of the farmers the past week A number from this community went to second Monday at Pilot Point Mr Brockette and family left for Kentucky last week Miss Myrtle Thorne visited Misses Etta and Dovie Lamb Sunday evening
De Peyster, urged by his father to protect his mother, struggles with peer pressure to swim in river games. He fails to beat the others and faces lifelong shame until scarlet fever weakens him. In his final moments he asks to be remembered as not rubber last and to meet the wide river.
A Shakespeare club tale recalls a bold amateur performance with a farcical misread of lines and a stage shove toward the exit. An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and headaches praising its benefits for women with a 50 cent price tag at JF Raley.
Miss Elsie Burg visited her sister in Plainview Friday and Saturday. Ernest Bryan of Frederick Oklahoma visits Hawkeye relatives. J H Koiner Harry Tate and W J Chandler spent Saturday in Krum. School will close for Christmas holidays. Brent Wilkerson and G M Fleming plan mule shipments to Kansas City.
W. J Atkins, a night watchman at Banne Springs Tennessee, suffered severe lung damage from cold drafts and storm. He credited Dr King’s New Discovery with a full return to health after one bottle. The ad promotes 50c and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
Wheat looks fine as farmers harvest cotton awaiting freezes to open bolls. Measles and whooping cough reported. J. P. Marsh and Gene Boyles were in Denton. Tom Carruth family in Roanoke. Lizzie King and son return to Gainesville after visiting the Allens. Mollie Houser guest of Ish Crawford at Aubrey. Poindexter visiting Collin county. Oil prospectors from the East visiting for indications and likely favorable report. Farms leased. Tobe Martin of Denison visiting Gibbons. Della Scott of Rockdale ill with Mrs. Lee Robinson. J. A. Simmons family mentioned.
Worth this week notes Mr and Mrs R W Fenton were in Fort Worth Tuesday. Mrs Whitten and children returned from a Fort Worth visit. William Foster and family, formerly of Saginaw, have moved to a farm near here.
Per Thirty Years. Inclosed find money order for one dollar for which send me its worth in Simmons Liver Purifier put up in tin boxes. I have been using the medicine for thirty years. No comments necessary. Price 25¢ per box. We have a full line of choicest green vegetables every day and all varieties of fresh fruits in the market. Phone 44 LONG & TURNER COOP.
Corinth notes a week of fine weather despite thick ice. Oats are poor but alive while wheat looks good. Farmers remain hopeful for next year as their lang is in fine condition.
Clarence Fowler loses end of his sleeve while unloading wood Monday. J A Stone returns to town from Dallas. B S Watson plans to leave after closing deal with L Carpenter. D E Garrison improves his place west of town. Ben Sullivan of Denton visits. J D Martin returns from East Texas praising the country. G W Berry and T E Berry are ill. Mr and Mrs Robinson travel to Henrietta after visiting their son E Robinson.
Ingleside resident B. F. Ayscue endured 15 years of indigestion and illness before trying Dr. King's New Life Pills. He reports complete relief from constipation biliousness sick headache liver and kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
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