Roanoke News Briefs Focus on Travel and Homecomings
Feb 6 Roanoke report notes W. W. Prewatt in Fort Worth. Mrs. Forest Pruit and children of Foteau Oklahoma return home after visiting her mother. J. C. Melton and family relocate to Carlsbad. Monday observed as clean-up day in Roanoke.
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Roanoke News
Roanoke
W. W. Prewatt
Fort Worth
Forest Pruit
Foteau, Ok
J. C. Melton
Carlsbad
District court docket grows as February term nears
With days left to obtain service in the Sixteenth District court, new filings appeared Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Plaintiffs include Jamesy Watson and others seeking partition and title actions, while several debt and foreclosure cases arise among listed defendants.
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Tmne
Sixteenth District Court
New Suis
Jamesy Watson
Bell Rutherford
Robi. Rutherford
Mae Looney
Maivma Salesburg
W. Salesburg
Elma Gibson
Tennie Rook
Fanne Ayd
Mary E. Zegiler
Ollie Pack
Gus McSpadden
Tobe McSpaden
Hiram MecSpadden
Lula McSpadden
E. H. Smith
No. Barber
Elizabeth
St. John
Ed St. John
Maryie
Ousoand
G. W. White
Belle Wardlow
Jack Wardlow
John Logue
Ira Logue
Ben Logue
Walter Logue
Lien Logue
Wm. White
Wash White
Frank Whie
Harriet Whitlock
E Hus
C. C. Whitlock
Amanda Snoderass
Will Snoderass
H. F. Schneer
M. S. Stout
Emory Fry
Clyde Emory Fry
Cloud
Joe S. Gambill
Josie Douglas
Joe S. Gams
D. Hargis
County Clerk's Excess Fees Near $1000 Shown in Report
County Clerk Oscar Button remitted 987.20 to the County Treasury as excess fees for the year ending last December. The report details receipts from daily, civil, probate and lunacy fees totaling 6497.23, with large disbursements for deputies and the clerk. Gross office business nears 7000, including uncollected civil, probate and lunacy fees.
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Oscar
Button
D. M. Reeve
Bu‘ton
Rom Cvil
W. T. Bailey
Sam Hawkins
E. F. Zumwalt
Minnis Drug Store Promotes Seed Irish Potatoes
At Minnis' drug store prescription work is made a specialty. Get your seed Irish potatoes now and save money. You get the best herte-Ma''ne Triumph. TURNER BROS. Phones 7.
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Minnis
Turner Bros
Denton Native J W Long Dies in Hillsburg at 35
Former Denton citizen J W Long died of heart failure at Hillsburg on Tuesday afternoon aged 35 years 8 months and 6 days. His wife Miss Georgia Farrs, daughter of Mrs W N Farrs living northeast of Denton, survives. The body was brought to Denton for burial after services at the First Baptist Church at 3 p.m.
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J. W. Long
Denton
Hillsburg
Georgia Farrs
W. N. Farrs
First Baptist Church
Local Notes From Lewisville and Nearby Towns
Lewisville reports visits and moves among residents including A E Graham in Denton and M Wood moving to Denton. Miss Blanche Degan of Fort Worth visits, Eunice Minnis stays with her sister in Ardmore, and Mrs Frank Keesee is ill. A funeral for Mrs Pulliam is noted along with various social visits and a pneumonia scare. An advertisement promotes King’s New Discovery for colds and lung troubles with testimonials.
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Lewisville
Mesdames
M. Fox
J. Thomas
Denton
A. E. Graham
Ross Heister
Venton
M. Wood
Blanche Degan
Fort Worth
Jess Raglani
Dallas
Eunice Minnis
Ardmore
Frank Keesee
Nettie Casey
Haskell
W. M. Black
Maggiebell
Lina Milliken
Fanne Oliver - Dalés
Coes
Bernice Sinnis
Gertrude Cobb
Minnie Wolfe
Katie Bass
Jo Greeff
Marc Cobb
Ola Degan
Helen Spencer
Edna Cowan
Ann Smih Wlue Farrington
Magete Lord
Ella Saunders
Lthel Simmons
Wilma Gentry
Stella Simmons
Fanne Oliver
Grace Heiser
Bess Hendrix
Irs
Guy Puilam
M. E
K. me@erer
the Pasor
L. L. Degan
Biles- Vere
Rean
Tavior
Local notes from Paducah and Denton
Mrs. Oscar Hall of Paducah visits her parents Mr and Mrs Underwood. W W Baxter suffers lagrippe and threatened pneumonia. L T Fowlkes confined to bed. Bill of lading received for new street lights of tungsten pattern. W B McClurkan and Mesdames Sledge and Adams leave for spring markets. W Mass of Southwestern Telephone in Denton for first time in twenty years. Maas comments on city progress since last visit.
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Mrs. Oscar Hall of
Paducah
Mrs. Underwood
W. W. Baxter
L. T. Fowlkes
W. B. McClurkan
Mesdames
R. C. Sledge
Adams
St. Louis
Chicago
Mass
Dallag
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Denton Ioay
Maas
Ladies Aid Society to Organize in Plainview
Local ladies plan a Saturday meeting to form a Ladies Aid society. DS Donald entertained the young folks Friday with fruit served. Mrs A A Bast visiting her sister at Haslett. Miss Nannie Wilson of Krum called on Miss Bessie Barnett.
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Plainview
DS Donald
A. A. Bast
Haslett
Nannie Wilson
Krum
Bessie Barnett
Dance and lunch party at Schneer home honors Mamie Keith
A group of young guests enjoyed a Tuesday night dance at L H Schneer residence for Mamie Keith of Waco visiting Mrs Herbert Walden. Music by H F Schweer L H Schweer and Christie Wolfer, with a buffet lunch of sandwiches olives and punch. Chaperoned dance and chafing dish lunch at Cuff Cairn Club Lake led by Clifford Witherspoon. Also features a medical ad for electric Bitters highlighting kidney and bladder benefits.
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L. H. Schneer
Mamie Keth
Waco
Herbert Walden
Mesdemes H. F. Schweer
L. H. Schweer
Christie Wolder
Cuff Cairn
Club Lake
Clifford Witherspoon
He foPowine
Misree Sella Owsley
Mamie Keith
Elsie Mann
Florence Smih
Messrs
Will Greegz
Holland Neely
Fwng Smth
W L Jones Named Aker man Candidate From Denton
W L Jones listed as a candidate for Akerman from Word 3. Denton resident endorsed by friends as a good worker for the office. An anecdotal note mentions a medical claim about Drning's New Life Pills curing indigestion. Available at J F Raley and Co.
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W. L. Jones
Akerman
Mr. Jones
Denton
W. Evans
Danville
Drning
J. F. Raley & Co
Local ad for cook yields six replies after one-time notice
A woman who placed a brief ad in the Record and Chronce for a cook attracted six responses after removing the ad once she secured the needed help. The short notice proved effective in filling the position.
Hay for sale in Denton by Denton Traction Co
Bright hay advertised at 35 cents per bale with a general sale notice. Classified section invites readers to list items for sale.
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Denton Traction CO
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Lewisville News
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Mich
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Plainview News
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