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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
6
T. M. Lampkin died Thursday night at his home four miles west of Ponder after a lengthy illness. He was 59 and well known in the western part of the county. The funeral and interment were held at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The ad argues that the Staver buggy leads in every line of goods through merit and that its reputation draws buyers. It claims strong demand for more Stavers where previously tested and invites careful examination of the product line to reveal many reasons for choice.
County collector Crowder warns next week will close the poll tax payments for eligibility to vote. Through Thursday night 2,406 receipts were issued across 30 precincts led by Lewisville with 200. Last year’s total exceeded 4,800. to match it, about 2,400 receipts must be issued by Jan. 31.
Why pay high interest on farm loans when Denton Trust Company can lend on your land at 7 percent. This brief note advertises a land loan option with a lower rate.
Sheriff W C Orr petitions Denton County Court to declare Sunshine Marshal Jewel Marshal and Gertrude Marshal dependent and neglected due to parental neglect by father R H Marshal. Petition seeks citation and custody disposition for their welfare. Notary Chas Mays sworn Jan 22 1909. Know Bill 205 Acts of the Thirtieth legislature. A fine up to 1000 or up to a year in jail.
J. W. Day and Jerome Day waived preliminary hearing and were granted bond in the assault to murder case linked to a shooting of Harry Hightower near Justin earlier in the week. Each was released on 750 dollars bond with W. J. Finlayson and Lee Litsey as sureties. Day also faces a pistol charge.
O M Curtis offers fine watch and jewelry repair as a specialty with guaranteed workmanship. Every job is done when promised and at reasonable charges.
Within the past day or two new cases include M. B. Redenbaugh versus H. E. Redenbaugh for divorce. J. B. Johnston v. M. M. Hill W T Hill R Hill and J. L. Ruddell for debt and foreclosure. A. E. Graham vs R. H. Ewing Ivan McCormick E. T. Brown W. W. Price and EB. Routt for debt and foreclosure. Ex parte W. R. Greenlee a minor to have disabilities removed.
On your farm loans when we will ver pat. Let us do your notary work. Inton Trust Company offers practical notary help and related services to assist with financial paperwork.
County court remained unusually quiet all day with no criminal or civil orders. Next week the civil docket will be taken up for trial. An advertisement urges readers to have prescription work done at Minnis' Drug Store, claiming high competency and equipment.
P C Storrie is boring a cylinder in Decatur and will work on a similar job in McKinney next week. G B Collins has returned from Fort Worth where he attended Rev Len G Broughton’s revival meeting. Mr and Mrs H A Wolfsohn visited Fort Worth this week for the revival. Mr and Mrs W Y Barnett of Krum are here today. Jno Bacon was in Dallas yesterday. J B Wilson, who left for California last fall, is now in Amarillo considering settling there. Mr and Mrs B F Witt came from near Little Elm.
C M Curtis advertises special care in filling physician prescriptions and furnishing sick room supplies. Licensed graduates handle all prescription work using high quality materials with free delivery and telephone service.
Frontier Asstama Company advertises a home cure with trial treatment and full information free of charge. The notice provides room 702 Buffalo N Y as the contact address.
A diner seeks chili at the Ideal Restaurant for dinner or supper and offers to pay the highest market price for frying chickens. The note references 139cd in the Oatman Hotel.
The Mothers' Club gathered in the kindergarten rooms with strong attendance. Roll call featured quotes on Nature and a singing of Sing Me to Sleep. L H Schneer led a Nature Study lesson and read a prepared paper. A table talk discussed teacher and parent cooperation, prompting agreement on parental involvement. The group adjourned to meet next Wednesday at 3 30.
Live Oak Meat Market announces opening for business Monday serving West End residents. Offers best meats for cash with free delivery and a new phone line. Contact Chas. K Baton at 1839p for details.
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