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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
4
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and suits made to order with satisfaction guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. East Side at MecQuigg's. Phone 85.
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Chas Yancey of South Elm street died Wednesday night after a number of spasms. Funeral held Thursday about 11 oclock.
A large display of new white goods and waistings drew shoppers to the Long Dry Goods Company, showcasing the season's latest domestic appliances and fabric offerings.
Mr and Mrs J P Moore extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kind deeds and condolences following the death of their daughter.
Have your prescription filled at Minnis' Drug Store where expertise and equipment are emphasized. Attend the free lecture by Dr. Homer T. Wilson at the opera house next Tuesday night with no admission charge.
John Hildebrand and Percy Carter were Wednesday taken to the state epileptic colony at Abilene. Con stable Joe Young accompanied them and returned Thursday.
Evers' Stoves Heaters announces price increases on various items with cook stoves up $7.00, ranges up $30.00 and Baker oil heaters up $3.50. The ad promotes merit and trade value, inviting customers to compare.
In a bustling county court session several defendants saw charges dismissed or reduced due to lack of evidence or plea agreements. Multiple gaming and petty theft cases ended with fines and costs, with aliases issued for absentees and probation-like terms ordered in select sentences.
NEW CONCRETE SIDEWALK. Work began Wednesday morning on a concrete walk before the Guy drug store on the west side of the square.
Oo M Curtis, jeweler, offers fine watch and jewelry repair as a specialty. Every job guaranteed and delivered when promised. Charges are always reasonable and customers are encouraged to have their repair work done by him.
A local note lists contractor Jack Johnson Z Jr and crew including Fred Lovell Tom Morris Alton Zimmermann and Cleburne Byrd who have returned to work in Thackerville Oklahoma. H. M. Parvin now of McKinney formerly a county figure visited on business. Robert Williams of Oklahoma City visits West Oak street. An asthma treatment ad claims free information and trial treatment offered by Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo New York.
A fragmented ad note notes the Record and Chronicle want ads for listing furnished rooms. The copy suggests use of classified notices to broadcast available lodging.
A hot box on the machinery at the power plant caused the electrical lights to go out Wednesday night from about % until 10:30 o'clock. The Callahan company at Wrights Opera House dismissed the crowd due to the shutdown, disrupting nearby businesses and residences reliant on the power.
A Denton Trust Company notice advertises farm loan financing at seven percent on land, urging farmers to avoid higher interest rates and secure lending directly backed by their property.
Long Dry Goods Co announces a big assortment of dress ginghams now available at 10 and 12 1 2 cents per yard. The notice highlights the fresh stock and affordable pricing for shoppers seeking updated fabrics.
J E Stover and Miss May Hutford wed Wednesday in the office of County Judge Lee Zumwalt. The couple, from Little Elm, returned there after the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs C C Yancey express gratitude to friends for kind offices during their recent bereavement.
News reports the accidental death of RE M Stallsworth at Forrestburg when his horse reared and fell on him. He was a brother in law of Mrs. Henry Caddle.
A Thursday message reports the serious illness of Mrs Ida Erwin in Pampa. She is noted as a daughter of Squire Button of Little Elm.
C. M. Curtis advertises careful prescription filling and sick room supplies using licensed graduates and high quality materials. Free delivery with phone access. The ad emphasizes professional service backed by college training and modern drug store standards.
The Cottage hotel proprietor Mr. Leach received 2700 dollars as the insurance settlement for the building damage. The contents loss remains to be adjusted.
W F Egan today announces re election bid for city tax assessor and collector. He asks voters to support him on the basis of his past duty performance.
Robert J. Eckhardt named state receiver for Waters-Pierce Oil and set to assume control of the Texas property, relieving Federal Receiver Dorchester of Sherman. Headquarters to move to Taylor, Texas, as the Supreme Court mandate arrives. Eckhardt aims to take charge by week’s end.
Dr Homer T Wilson will discuss the so called Golden Gate of Texas in a lecture next Tuesday night at 8 o clock at the opera house.
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