Dallas and nearby towns snippets of social notes
Gran Christal is in Dallas on business. Ross Bush visits his uncle G. B. Miles and returns to Dallas. W. T. Finterburk leaves Denton for a Trinity visit. Mrs. W. Bannett returns to Dallas after visiting sister Mrs. Monschke. Mrs. Jerome Blount and baby return to Fort Worth after visiting Dr. and Mrs P. Blount. Mrs. Robert Haskins and Miss Bertha Naughe return from Parvin visit with her parents. J. R. Chambers visits from Bartonville and hopes for a good fruit crop after blizzards. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fox and Mrs. C. I. Thomas of Lewisville visit A. E. Graham. Graham improving after illness.
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Gran Christal
Dallas
Ross Bush
W. T. Finterburk
Denton
Trinity
W. Bannett
Mra Monschke
Jerome Blount
Baby
Fort Worth
P. Blount
Robert Haskins
Bertha Naughe
Parvin
J. R. Chambers
Bartonville
Chambers
J. M. Fox
Thomas
Lewisville
A. E. Graham
Mesdames Fox
Graham
Negroes Earn Praise for Clean-Up Efforts in City
City Health Officer Peer commends the black community for their clean-up work in a section of town. Deputy inspectors were appointed from among Negro residents during the meningitis scare, and Dr Piner praised their cooperation as very well done.
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Peer
Piner
A Hero in a Lighthouse
J S Donahue of South Haven Michigan, Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Eletric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and chills after other remedies failed. He reports improved sight and vitality at seventy, praising the medicine sold by J F Raley & Co.
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J. S. Donahue
Haven
Mich
J. F. Raley & Co
Taylor Bros Offer Cleaning Boosts for Seed Cotton
Cotton buyers at Taylor Bros advertise cleaning services and claim seed cotton brings $3 to $5 more when cleaned. They tout highest market price paid for seed cotton at the gin and on the square. The notice also invites customers to buy a meat ticket at Ilfal Restaurant to save money.
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Taylor Bros
Ilfal Restaurant
County Court Opens Third Week With Multiple Dockets
The January term enters its third week as A E Brewer sues C S McMath for about 250 dollars. Jess Stanley pleads guilty to petty theft and receives a one day jail term plus a one dollar fine. New case State vs John King for petty theft scheduled. Probate estates, appraisals, and temporary administrators listed. Several civil cases set for Tuesday through Thursday with various defendants and docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Brewer
John King
C. A. Davis
S T. Coleman
J. Bb. Baxter
T. C. Eubanks
FE. R. Lester
J. M. Evans
Nancy Gill
E. F. Bates
John Gill
Mollie Angell
Emma Culley
Lethie Taylor
Pansy Ellis
Verna
Mildred Jackson
J. T. Bottorff
W. B. McClurkan
Frank Craft
B H Deavenport
M. Jackson
Railroad Employees Receive Annual Passes in Texas and Pacific Circular
The Texas and Pacific company issued a Christmas circular announcing annual passes for employees and their families based on years of service. W C Murphy Al Bushey and W O Davidson of Denton earned passes for themselves or with family across different portions of the system. Passes range from five to twenty years of service with varying geographic scope, and a historic pass for Henry Clay’s 1842 gift is noted. An unrelated ad promotes King’s New Life Pills for digestive and internal disorders at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas and Pacific Company
Chrstmas
Texas and Pacifi
Denton
W. C. Murphy
al Bushey
W. O. Davidson
Whitesboro
Fort Worth
Hiself
Texas and Pacific
Texas and
F Pacific
Henry Clay
New Orleans
King's New Life
J. F. Bates & Co
Library Building Contract Set for Austin Board Meeting
The North Texas State Normal college at Denton will have a new library building project bid in Austin on Tuesday. The 50 thousand dollar appropriation will fund the erection of an 850 009 normal structure as approved by the board of regents.
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Austin
North Texas State Normal College
Board of Regents
Denton High Second Team Defeats Sanger in Tight Bout
Denton High second team defeated Sanger 23 to 6 in a Saturday game. Sanger led a tough effort with Nichols scoring on a 15 yard break through Denton, while Denton showcased two field goals and a 55 yard return by Shorty Stallings. The Denton lineup featured Fry Buckingham Rayzor Evers and others with standout defense and sportsmanlike play throughout.
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Denton Hgh
Sanger
Dentons
Vistors
Nichols
Denton
Denton High
H. Fry
Buckingham
Rayzor
Evers
Shorty Stallings
Denton Thompson R
Marchman Woods
R. T
Berry Sullvan
R. G
Baker
Magill Pee Ees
Fry Cole
Bas H
Fry Hampton Ly Bess Stallings Douglass Ke
Piha
Ied Green R
Fry-Spikes
Buckingham Smith
New So-cent Atomizers At Minnis Drug Store
Minnis drug store announces a new supply of So-cent Atomizers and invites customers to visit. The ad notes steady business even in a soft crop year and promises to explain how they can fill orders. LONG & KING, Grocers.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Long & King, Grocers
Notices for Poultry Trade and Health Preparations
At Minnis' Drug Store items include atomizers and antiseptic solutions recommended by health officers to prevent meningitis. For buying or selling poultry contact Barber's store. old phone 474, new phone 206 G W Elbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
Barber's Store
G W
Elbert
Fern Matthews and Mona Crumpton Tie Nup in Denton Home
Fern Matthews a Denton barber wed Mona Crumpton at 4 pm Sunday in the home of Rev. Andrews. Only family and a few friends attended. The couple plans to reside in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Matthews
J. J. Matthews
Denton
Mona Crumpton
Rev. Andrews
The Prescription Store Seeks Customers With Low Prices
The shop urges new customers to join now, citing large buying from first handlers and low initial costs. It touts freshness, frequent stock movement, and efficiency at reasonable prices, noting over 12,000 prescriptions filled last year.
Brakeman Injured as Coal Lump Falls at Mingo
Alvin Cordell a brakeman on the Texas and Pacific railroad was injured Saturday at Mingo when a lump of coal fell from a car striking his shoulder and leg. He is reported bruised and was sent home to Bonham for care.
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Alvin Cordell
Texas and Pacificailroad
Mingo
Bonham
Stover Seeks Re election as Constable in Our District
The notice states Constable Tom Stover, appointed last fall to fill the unexpired term of Constable Joe Young, seeks re election. Supporters say he has fulfilled duties satisfactorily and deserves another term. An ad for Frontier Asthma promises free, no charge information at Buffalo address Room 12 Frontier Asthma Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stover
Stover
Joe Young
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, Y
Suit for possession of child settled and dismissed
Exparte Marvin Oliver suit and habeas corpus writ to recover possession of relator are stated as settled last week with the father securing the child. Frightful polar winds are blamed for harsh skin effects and Bucklen’s Amica Salve is advertised as a remedy for chapped hands lips and other minor injuries. Available at J F Raley & Co for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Oliver
Nerth
Bucklen
Amica
J. F. Raley & Co
Dissolution Notice of Lester and Ball Firm
By mutual consent S Ball retires from the business and R L Lester will resume the business and assume all indebtedness and liabilities of the firm and collect all notes and accounts due. Lester and Ball.
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S. Ball
R. L. Lester
Lester & Ball
Return of Winter Time After Cold Norther
A cold norther ended the springlike spell with a sharp drop in temperature. Saturday reached 68 degrees, Sunday fell to 34, and Monday morning registered 2 degrees below freezing.
Banana Sale Promoted By Local Vendor
L. D. Smith markets fresh bananas Monday morning offering good fruit at customer set prices. Local shoppers are urged to take advantage of the bargain while supplies last.
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L. D. Smith
Walks project advances on North Locust Street
With work underway on concrete stretches along North Locust Street the agitating committee for good walks reports progress. Completion from the north end to the first creek is expected soon and work nearer town may start to speed up finishing with few or no gaps.
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North Locust Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and local notices
In Toledo Ohio a notice by F J Cheney & Co offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad states the remedy is internal and effective for blood and mucous surfaces. Also noted are marriage licenses for Fern Matthews and Mona Crumpton and H E Edwards and Irene Pass, plus a poultry buying inquiry and a city notice from G W Elbert.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. D
A. W. Leason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Fern Matthews
Mona Crumpton
H. ©. Edwards
Miss Irene Pass
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Kindred & Lucas
West Side Sq
Fox Brothers & Co
Denton County National Bank
B. H. Deavenport & CO
First Door East Exchange Bank
J. E. McCabe
Palace OF Sweets
L. F. Collins & Con
A. Collins
East
Hickory
T. C. Sample
Lone Star Restaurant
Is Bell
W. E. McCabe
Garrison's Drug Store
West Side Square
Texas
Hill
Craddock Building
South Side Square
McCray’s
J W. Johnson
Draughon
Business College
Hecora
Chronicle
Brewer
McMath & CO
Lillard & Whitehes i
Mertin Brothers
Wison Grain and Elewator Co
F. Ry
Wison Herdware Co
Joe McKimmons
J. B. Seay
A HL Harrop
Barton Yancey Beaty Co
G. E. MceNew
Piner Harvey
H. A Hilliard
L. Bailey
T. BE. Ber
Exchange National Bank
G. E. Hamilton
First National Bank
Wison Hardware Co
L. Fulton
B. T. Owens
H. A Hale
Evers Hardware
W. ©. Murphy
Nowal Bulding
Idfal Restaurant
Paul Matthews
Cash .& i Kinney
Cie
Tare Johnson Bros
Hisbary St
Callus
FREE
Hamilton & Yeatts
O. K
Stroud & Grant
Mir
Lod Robertson
W. T. Bailey & CO. Insurance
O.V. B
John Deere
Taylor Hardware Co
Long & King
Southwest Corner Square
Pirst Creek
G. W. Elbert
Annie
Lee Murphy's Livery
People’s Home Telephone Co
T. F. Johnson
Denton Traction CO
West
Denton Milling Company
Verabest Mill
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