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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
4
Crowds braved the cold to shop as big clearance sales move everything in the house. Departments report enthusiastic buying with many bargains and a promise not to move items to the next season. The 5c Embroidery and Lace counter is highlighted for quick picks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. White entertained a number of friends Friday evening in compliment to their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ratliff of Fort Worth were among those present.
Capudine touted to cure sick headaches nervous headaches travelers headaches and stomach or female troubles. Claims effects are immediate and urges trying Capudine sold by druggists.
Sunnydale reports a cold spell with sleet on Wednesday and about two inches of new snow that drifted up to two feet in places. J. A. Stuart visited Denton on Saturday. R. S. Dobbins hosted a Tuesday night social for young folks with a good turnout and pleasant mood.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m in the courthouse each Sunday Bolivar street Presbyterian church led by Rev Andrew Fairchild Hellman with morning topic Galatians VI The Life of Spiritual Liberty and evening topic The Glory of the Commonplace A Cup of Cold Water All are welcome to attend.
Sunday school at 9 39 a m in Fort Jones with Supt W M Andrews. Morning sermon at 11 a m and 7 15 p m by Pastor Delmas. Baptism at night. Sunbeams at 3 pm Junior Union at 4 pm Senior Union at 6 pm. Strangers and visitors welcome.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 led by Supt A P Duggan and morning services at 11 with choir anthem Jesus Savior Lord of Light. evening service at 730. Young Women’s Mission Band meets, Westminster League at 630, prayer meeting Wednesday at 730. You are cordially invited.
Rev A D Rogers pastor preaches at 11 am and 7 30 pm on a series titled What the First Christian church in Denton Stands For The morning topic The Elements of an Acceptable Prayer Evening topic One Lord Sunday school begins True Pines and White Tigers contest All invited to worship with us and Miss Rattan to provide morning music
The M, KE. Church announces a 8:30 Sunday school led by Pro. Butler and 11 oclock worship by Rev. Whiteside with a sermon on Christian Stewardship as Applied to Gospel Extension. Miss Boylan sings O Loving Father, Del Reige. Miss Foster plays violin. Evening 7:30 installees of the Woman's Home Mission Society. Junior League at 3 p.m and Senior League devotional at 6:30 p.m.
Bruce and Rogers drew a large crowd Friday night at the Majestic. They performed with their own scenery, enhancing the act, and closed their engagement with the manager promising continued audience satisfaction.
M R Gilbert notes that paint prices in Mouno City could rise slightly, suggesting a marginal increase in costs for local projects and renovations.
Grading and macadam work on East Hickory Street progresses from the square to Bois d Arc Street. Railroads begin laying 400 feet across their right of way. City work near completion at the power station. weather permitting, full completion within 30 days. Monday night session to finalize improvement district ordinance.
District Court adjourned Saturday at noon for the week with Judge Potter returning to Gainesville. The jury in the case W F Samuels versus M E and T Ry Co was excused to return Monday as the grand jury also adjourned for the week. No new suits or orders were entered.
Minnis' Drug Store sells a nickel plated alarm clock for 75c and promotes Chase & Landon coffee. The ad lists phone No. 7 and notes D. R. Turner received a fresh shipment of oysters. Palace Restaurant run by A. G. McMath.
Fred Wiggs of Augrey and E C Barton of Pilot Point join others in Denton county as J J McCook and Byron Brier visit today. Attendees from here head to Sanger for Hill Ray discussion while Raymond Ratliff and wife visit North Denton. John Underwood plans to move to California.
Customer order notice seeks bulk Heinz sweet mixed pickles and provides contact D. R. Turner with phone number 7. An asthma cure offer from Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York promises free trial treatment and information.
Local notice reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs T M Ripppy on Saturday morning. The brief item notes the event among local news brevities and does not provide further details.
Rest and Sleep. A bad cold and cough plague many in winter, but Simmons' Cough Syrup is praised as the quickest and best remedy that soothes the lungs and bronchial passages, stops the cough at once, and provides rest and peaceful sleep.
The Senior League at the M E Church South holds an evening program on February 27 at 6 30 with topic The Father's House on the Father's Business and Church extension. Leader Mr Gordon directs readings prayers hymns including Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken and I Love Thy Kingdom Lord. Hymn numbers 216 208 and a Bible drill by First Vice President precede Benediction Psalms.
Test Its Values. Immons' Liver Purifier is the most valuable remedy I ever tried for constipation and disordered liver. It does its work thoroughly, but does not gripe like most remedies of its character. I certainly recommend it whenever the opportunity offers. MT. Tomlffison, Oswego, Kansas. Price 25c.
Just received fresh ship ment of oysters and fish for Palace Restaurant under A. G. McMath, proprietor. Shipments arrive to supply daily menus and dining inventory.
The Y P S C E of Bolivar Street Presbyterian meets Sunday at 6 pm led by Earl Dyer. Topic Our Land for Our Lord Luke 10 1 17. Program includes songs, opening prayer, leader’s comment, questions and answers, sentence prayers, essay Home Mission Work Needed in Our Town by Paul Baker, pastor’s five minutes, and benediction.
A.G.M takes control of the Oysters and Fish Palace Restaurant as new management, outlining plans to stabilize operations and resume full service. Local patrons anticipate menu restorations and potential renovations in the coming months.
D R Turner Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats advertised by C F Witherspoon and Son. The snippet notes seed varieties and agricultural supplier details with dated branding style.
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 was on fire, but Hunt's Cure quenched that fire. Many friends have used it on my recommendation, and it never fails. Where there's an itch rub it on. It does the work. Mrs. Helen Whitmore, Clare, don, ark.
Local supplier announces readiness to stock tables with quality foods and invites customers to call for orders. The brief notes phone contact as a key step to start procurement and delivery arrangements.
Miss Annie Coffman of the Chi-Namel company will give a full demonstration at Magill and Shepard’s on February 28 and March 1 showing how old floors can be transformed into new hardwood finished products.
J. E. Hollers offers to fund concrete sidewalks on West Hickory Street from the Baptist church to the Normal College. He proposes a one year payment plan with monthly installments, allowing residents unable to pay cash to participate. Contact details appear as 163 and note town inquiries.
Graham Simplified Shorthand touted as readable by readers and court reporters. Standard Business College claimed high placement, reputation, and competent graduates. Denton college praised for systems, teachers, students, and stenographers. Public notices invite patronage with broad potential in the Record and Chronicle.
A man says I have no brothers or sisters and that that man’s father is my father’s son. The man is his son. Thus the prisoner is the son of the caller.
Letter from C. G. Young of Okeene, Oklahoma Territory, extols Hunt's Lightning Oil amid many oils and liniments. He tried several and found it superior, claiming no other liniment can hit the spot if Hunt's fails.
A. T. Robinson, a well known citizen, announces his candidacy for Alderman from Waard. His announcement will be published in the proper columns.
A brief market notice states D. R. Turner handles all offerings in the vegetable line and provides a contact phone number 7 for inquiries.
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