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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Advertises free bundles of kindling with each one dollar wood load at Clif ford Stroud’s Wood Yard and notes a new phone number 291.
Mrs. George W McNeil entertained Tuesday evening in honor of daughter Helen s twelfth birthday Numerous games were played and enjoyed throughout the evening An ice course was served to Chrystal Lipscomb Vern Adams Martilia Reynolds Isabel Work Nellie Blanks Elva Hawkins Tina Belle Blanks Sable Blankenship Flora Buckingham Naomi Lipscomb Ella B McNeil Byron White Pierre Porter Robert Jones Jack Rayzor Sylvanus Reynolds Francis Ballard Winnie Graham Eugene Wilson George Adams Philip Reynolds and Gussie Penry.
The note states that all vegetable line matters are handled by D. R. Turner with a contact phone 7, indicating the market is managed by Turner for the produce section.
A rural note from Okeene Oklahoma thanks Hunt's Lightning Oil for its effectiveness. The sender, C. G. Young, says after trying many liniments this one stands out as the best and no other would suffice if it fails.
Mothers' Club hosted a pleasant afternoon with Mrs M S Stout, featuring nature quotations, Froebel education discussion, a states and capitals contest, music by Mesdames Evans Allison Schneer and Misses Ross Eva Poe, and a blue and yellow decor Washington birthday theme. Guests included Mr and Mrs A F Heltman and others.
John Gillespie sells his Buick to Walter Billingstea at Justin. Billingstea plans to run an auto line from Justin as the purchaser.
The committee in charge has canceled the March horse show, initially planned for early March, probably the first Monday. They stated insufficient interest among those directly involved, and opted to defer the entire program rather than hold a lukewarm event.
Por Headacheflicks capudine claims to relieve colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. It is advertised as liquid pleasant to take and immediate acting at drug stores. Also promotes Simplified Shorthand Standard Business College and Denton college reputations and services.
Rev. Andrew Fairchild Hellman of the Central Presbyterian Church will preach a March series on Kindergarten Christianity. Topics include Repentance from Dead Works Faith Toward God The Doctrine of Baptism The Laying on of Hands The Resurrection of the Dead and The Eternal Judgment.
Asthma can be cured at home with free trial treatment and full information. Write Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York.
Denton contractor J M Gurley advertises first class sidewalks built with high quality Mingo sand and gravel and cement. He claims long lasting concrete and invites readers to inspect his lower prices and contact via new phone 347 Blue.
Mrs Fannie Beyett mother of P G and P J Beyett of this city died in Fort Worth Wednesday night from pneumonia. She was about 73 and survived by a large family including John Beyett of Rockport Louis Beyett of Duncan Ok Joe Chas K and W H Beyett of Fort Worth B C Beyett of Paris BE A Beyett of San Angelo and Mrs Fannie Morris of Eufala Ok and Mrs Jim Baker.
A compact newspaper notice promotes a nickel plated alarm clock for 75 cents at Minnis' Drug Store and urges readers to consider Immons' Liver Purifier for constipation and liver issues. D R Turner advertises, with phone contact and references to Mr Gilbert and Chase & Landon.
The case of W F Samuels vs the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co remains on trial in district court. Jurors for the second week were drawn and include J Larkins J T Smith C B McClure H F Keller W L Fry D P Huston L G Caddell E T Broun W H Doty C E Fowler C H Medlin G W Harmonson W B Brown C N Price L L Wilcox L L Dowley W N Bowls R J Wilson J E Willbanks E C Coffey F B Cagle C Rippy Paul J Chitwood H A Wolfsohn D W Mulkey T L Muags W Finnell Nat Wilks A F Warren T H Hannah G R Littrell W L Holman G H Lanford G B Sanders H F Bucklin J W Bell.
D. R. Turner states that call number seven will be used to adequately address requests for table supplies, promising careful attention to shopper needs.
It Quenches the Fires. Your Hunt's Cure is beyond doubt the most remarkable remedy for in diseases ever formulated. For eight years I suffered almost constantly from an itching trouble the doctors called eczema. My skin ag on fire, but less than one box of Hu.s Cure quenched that fire. Many of my friends have since used it on my recommendation, and it never fails. Where there's an itch rub it on. It does the work that's all. Mrs. Helen Whitmore, Clarence, Ark.
Almanacs for sale at this office with reference to Entler Edwards as the contact. The notice instructs readers to inquire locally for available copies.
The Denton high school baseball team plans to start the season in March. Arrangements include games against Cleburne and Fort Worth high schools, with dates pending finalization. The squad is practicing as weather allows.
J E Hollers proposes to build concrete sidewalks on West Hickory Street with a year to pay in monthly installments. The offer targets residents unable to pay in full, from the Baptist church to the Normal College, with contact via phone 169 new or in town.
A terse note from the Record Chronicle hints that their classified columns expand to include more results. The editorial line urges readers to try and verify the outcomes themselves.
High School societies plan an open meeting at 2 30 in the high school auditorium with performances by the Boys Glee Club recitations by Eula Bates prophecies by Ada Davidson and Ida Williams Long and others plus instrumentalists and a chorus. A week later on Friday night March 4 an entertainment of home talent will aid the High School funds. Simmons Cough syrup is advertised as a remedy for winter colds and coughs.
Several transactions listed include Sam W Skinner to A F Banke for a Pilot Point lot valued at $ amounts unspecified, H C Coppage to G W Coppage for 53 1 3 acres, and Anton Brekel to A W Brekel for 151 acres at $1500. Additional parcels around Lewisville and Denton cited with prices, including 200 acres near Lewisville for 4000, 110 14 acres near Northern Luckett for 6500, and various city lots in Denton and Langen priced up to 3500.
W. R. Graham, visiting his father A. F. Graham in Greenville, says water remains scarce with the city waterworks supplying only about one hour per day.
D. R. Turner advertises courteous treatment and prompt service with contact number 7 for customers seeking speedy assistance.
Ike M Hall and Miss Ida McKinney announced their marriage with O C Cannon and Miss Essie Epperson as attendants in a simple ceremony. The event reflects local social life and includes family participation.
G H Conway and wife near Aubrey January 23 a boy. R G Garden and wife near Lloyd February 17 a girl. Walter Meadows and wife near Aubrey February 16 a girl.
Local page notes numerous visitors and residents from Paducah Dallas Dallas Lewisville Sherman Pilot Point and other towns. Entries include sick patients such as Miss Claudia Waller and Miss Sophie Moore and public figures like Judge C V Terrill visiting for the state senate race.
A readable fragment lists individuals and their hometowns including S. C. Watts of Dallas, Lee Wel of Dallas, J. B. Wilson of Sherman, Dr W. G. Langley of Dallas, W. S. Pril mer of Louisville, W. W. Leonard of Dallas, W. Whyburn of Lewisville, B. I Spencer of Lewisville, R. B. Brow of Dallas, T. J. Kanenstein of Sheboygan, Jas. W. Scruggs of Fort Worth, W. J. Wailer of Fort Worth, J. F. Kine of Fort Worth, R. R. Fury of Dallas, S t. Hoskins of City, and J. M. Jones of Pilot Point.
Cleans, presses, alters and makes men’s clothes including skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
Chas. McDonald was arrested and placed in the county jail on Wednesday on a theft charge. The case centers on the loss of clothing reported near the depot earlier.
Joe Bushey, a freight depot employee, sustained a broken rib when a truck wheel broke through a platform and toppled a heavy piano onto him. He is able to be up now.
When editor J. P. Soseman of Cornelius bruised his leg badly an ugly sore followed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly after other salves failed. It treats ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 25e at J. F. Raley & Co.
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