Local Tailor Seeks Customers On West Side Square
Cleans, presses, alters and makes men s clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
4
Cleans, presses, alters and makes men s clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
Colder conditions last night brought heavy ice as outdoor work proved difficult. The temperature dropped to 30 degrees Thursday night before warming rapidly on Friday with the mercury reaching 56 by 2 PM.
Mrs. W. W. Batton visited Dallas for several days while W. F. Jarrell departed for New York and eastern markets. Miss Zilla Egan is reported very sick at her parents home west of town. An asthma cure claim from Frontier Asthma Company promises trial treatment free of charge from Buffalo New York.
A gathering of local horse fan ciers is set for 7 o'clock tonight in Chamber of Commerce rooms to hear the membership committee report and discuss permanent organization. The group plans a March horse and stock show and aims to improve event execution. Also ads note fresh oysters and fish at ideal restaurant and ragtime acts at Palmer's.
An almanac sale item lists Entler Ed wards as the buyer and states price 30 cents each. The fragment notes Texas almanac availability and a per copy cost.
The county court discharged jurors for the week with no current matters. Dismissals occurred in State vs Lessucker and insignificance in State vs Day. Next week jurors summoned include G H M Smith and others. Also orders on Charley Orr swindling cases and Otis Phinney stock law appeal. Mrs Ann M Harris estate probate dropped with no debts. Palmer's offers rag-time pieces at 35c.
Klm Lodge No. 530 Knights of Pythias installed new officers on Thursday night and hosted a social later. The roster includes H. R. Wilson as Chancellor Commander O. Fowler as vice commander W. A. Matthews as master of work J. Beyett as Master of Finance and Keeper of Records and Seals Co K Dety as inner guard Garland Lipscomb as outer guard O. M. King as prelate. One new member was initiated, bringing total membership to 148.
An advertisement by J. L. Reeves, Watchmaker, urges customers to service their watches annually. It stresses cleaning, oiling, and adjustment to prolong life, improve accuracy, and keep costs low. The note highlights professional overhaul as essential care.
The Ideal Restaurant announces a fresh shipment of sealshipt oysters and fish with delivery service. Also advertising Long and King hay and seed oats from C. F. Witherspoon & Sons, inviting customers to call 44.
Four countywide offices appear in today’s notices with incumbents Crowder Orr Reeve and Zumwalt seeking re election for tax collector sheriff treasurer and county judge respectively. No opponents yet for Orr Reeve or Zumwalt and city announcements may affect totals later.
An advertisement promises a fast training path at low cost to earn 50 to 150 dollars monthly and secure a good position. The Standard Business College in Denton Texas touts up to date bookkeeping and shorthand with special rates for a short window. Also promotes fresh bakery goods from a new stand in Mentzen Building North Side Square.
Officials report 2579 qualification receipts issued by Thursday night with nine days left to qualify. Collectors office notes 1500 more needed to match 1909 record as efforts continue for the year’s election eligibility.
Dr John W. Hyatt, a physician in Bellevue ex, was found dead in his upper floor room after his door was forced. He had earlier lived in Aubrey and was a son of Mrs Jennie McDougall, a county pioneer. The death occurred Wednesday, with the body likely in the room for several hours.
The ad emphasizes daily prompt service in delivery and courteous treatment in groceries. It invites customers to call 44 for groceries and lists Long and King with phone numbers 43 and 44 for ordering.
Will A. Marsh of Silver City North Carolina describes severe itching and distress from piles until using Bucklens Arnica Salve which quickly relieved burns boils ulcers fever sores edemas cuts and chapped hands. Available for 25 cents at J Raley & Co.
The street taxes for 1919 are due. Pay by February 1 to owe 3 dollars for the year or 5 dollars after February 1. Tax payable to Rn. H. Deavenport at Denton County National Bank.
Two foreclosure actions docketed for the February term of district court. EK M Anold sues C S and Walter and Minnie Williams for specific performance and debt foreclosure over 28.84 acres in Hiramani Hill surveys south of town. J B Adams sues Holman Jackson et al over a debt and foreclosure involving a lot on East Hickory street.
A wartime style feel describes a blizzard danger and winter sickness urging readers to buy Dr King s New Discovery for grip cough cold and bronchitis at the Bicycle Store 136¢ W A Taliaferro proprietor and J F Raley Co guarantee 50c and 1.00 bottles.
Arthur Brewer of Northside was bitten by a cow suspected of being mad. He used a madstone owned by Lee Allen. It adhered for eight hours and forty minutes. The small wound on his left little finger worsened, and he planned a Collin county test. Parts of the cow were sent to Austin for Pasteur Institute examination with no report yet.
A复irming note thanks county voters for past support and pledges to seek reelection as county treasurer. The message stresses duty and appreciation, signed by D. M. Reeve.
An afternoon stockholders meeting at John B. Denton College aims to settle the institution’s affairs and arrange a possible sale. Last Friday’s meeting produced no action due to minority representation, but further efforts seek attendance or proxies to achieve decisive action. The contract contemplates a sale to resolve differences with the Southwestern Christian College.
A shipment arrived today including sealshipt oysters, trout, and redsnapper. The order was received in good condition with all items accounted for and ready for processing.
An advertisement promises Rexall family remedies and a Curtis line of simple medicines made from pure materials. The dealer guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if any item fails to please, asserting the goods must be right to be sold under the terms.
Vital statistics report multiple births: WS Hale and wife of Pilot Point welcomed a girl on January 8. L C Morriss and wife of Kram welcomed a girl on January 17. Chas E Nixon and wife of Kram welcomed a girl on December 18. R L Cole and wife of Kram welcomed a girl on December 23.
Dyke Weeks aged 15 died January 9 two miles east of Pi lot Point. John Holler aged 32 died January 11 four miles south of Pi lot Point. Both areas correspond to grocery advertising by Long and King.
C. C. Cook of Hallettsville Texas praises Hunt's Lightning Oil as a great pain and sprain reliever. Advertises 25 cent and 60 cent bottles.
John C Schoepner and Miss Mary Fangman Clayton Rogers and Miss Lou Bus Mouna City paints may cost a trifle more but M R Gilbert Just received a fresh shipment of fish and oysters the shipped oysters Ideal Restaurant.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed on December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Company advertises internal treatment and free testimonials from Toledo druggists offer Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A reader is urged to use the Lost and Found column in The Record and Chronicle to recover lost items, suggesting advertising as the method to retrieve belongings and encouraging trial.
Advertises Mi o Na stomach tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. cites a testimonial from Herbert L. Patterson of Brewer Maine who claims rapid relief after using a box. notes sale by druggists nationwide and Booths Mi o Na samples in Buffalo New York.
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