W. R. Scott Cleaners Offers Pickup and Delivery
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
Jul 05, 1909
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.
J. H. Alexander of near Aubrey reports a tree sparked by an electric bolt. The top shattered and, though the bolt hit Friday, the tree remained burning at the top by Sunday. He left a prize of fine Irish potatoes at the R. and C. office after winning the potato prize at the last trades day.
The regular meeting of the Denton County Medical Society is held this afternoon with physicians from across the county in attendance. Papers of interest will be read and routine business conducted. Also listed are hat cleaners and remodelers at Denton Steam Dye Works and Hat Factory in the Fulton building with a new phone.
S. W. Kanady will supply good oak cord wood in 5 cord lots priced at $16 per lot with measurement after delivery.
Tom Johnson and others plan an automobile trip to Fort Worth tonight returning by moonlight. Claude Cook challenges Denton County farmers to bring a half bushel of Irish potatoes to Denton next Saturday, claiming a strong crop and possible prize. J T Simmons visits his daughter Mrs Baker after long county residence since 1872. He notes political shift toward independents and praises Governor Campbell.
A fragmented ad copy urges readers to get the habit and call Ben Sullivan for tender meat. It touts marmalade at 10 cents and promotes Cur Tiv' Fountain as the place to try it, with a casual sales tone.
At the close of services Sunday the First Presbyterian Church building committee was named to secure plans let contracts and oversee the church rebuilding and addition of more room. The panel includes J. M. Barrett H. C. Storrie H. F. Sechweer F. A. Hauslein J. C. Coit A. L. Banks A. P. Duggan and S. O. Beall.
District Clerk W. E. Durbin is sick. Numerous visitors arrive from Gainesville Dallas Roanoke Parvin Sanger Mangum Oklahoma City and Roswell. Attendees include J L Blewett J W Meduia Miss Minnie Turner Miss Gillie Kanady and Mr and Mrs Harry Abney with plans for a Woodmen picnic at Parvin August 10.
Asthma cure information offered free of charge. Trial treatment promoted by Frontier Asthma Company located at Room 702, Buffalo, New York.
Robert Carroll Bass aged 81 died Sunday at 3 a.m. at his son R L Bass's home on West Sycamore. A Confederate Army captain, he moved from Tennessee to Texas 72 years ago, later living near Frisco, and for the last four years resided in Denton area. Survived by wife and children R L Bass Roberta Bass Mrs W C McBride J B Bass Randolph Bass Nannie Matthews Florence Ray Cora Satterfield. Funeral held at 6 p.m. with Rev Walther C Lattimore. Confederate camp gave last rites.
An old advertisement urges customers to trust Minnis Drug Store for prescriptions and directs to up to date dry cleaning and Hofman Sanitary Pressing in Denton.
County commissioners gathered Monday to act as an equalization board hearing any complaints against property valuations set at a prior session.
Notice in state papers Sunday announced the death of Colonel H. C. Thruston famed as the tallest man in the United States He stood seven feet seven inches tall Deceased was an uncle of W. W. Shepard and Mrs J S Carlisle of Denton.
A denton society note reports a youth gathering by Milam creek with listed attendees and chaperones. The Katie Daffan chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy plans nameplates for three Denton schools named Central North Side and West Side after Lee Jackson and Houston. Susie Hopkins is named assistant secretary with the regular secretary away.
The Rev Andrew F Hellman arrives in Denton to assume duties at the American Presbyterian Church. He preaches both services on Sunday to sizable congregations and recalls his Denton High School years. He expresses joy to be back in Texas and reunites with old students and friends. Local lenders announce farm land, brick building, and residence loan rates with no initial charge. Curtis Drug Store advertises Curtis Laxative Syrup.
On Sunday at 2 30 pm at the bride’s parents home A S Taliaferro wed Miss Nell Jasper the ceremony performed by I E B Tackett. The groom formerly lived here and has worked in the Dallas post office the past two years. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Jasper. Mr and Mrs Taliaferro will reside in Dallas.
A contractor invites discussion on plumbing work and permits, promising lower costs if possible. He asks to be contacted by phone for estimates and to discuss whether the job can be done for less money.
The Fourth of July falls on Sunday and the local post office is observing the holiday. General delivery and other windows will be open from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Postal notice lists uncalled letters for week ending July 4 1909 at Denton Texas with names including Miss Bess Dowd Mrs Truman Green Maggie Hickey Mrs Laura Morris Mrs George Paradise and others. Columns indicate Ladies Gentlemen and Postal Cards with 1 cent per letter advertised and calling for letters by stating advertised.
The annual Holiness camp meeting runs August 18 to 23 on Beatchamp hill at South Elm street end. Rev. C Roberts the evangelist will lead with his wife Miss May Taylor assisting, along with his brother and spouse. Details to follow. Denton Steam Dye Works and Hat Factory announces new phone in Fulton building.
Miss Ina Fritz has been elected to a position in the public schools at Quanah. The appointment adds a new educator to the Quanah school system.
A brief classified note announces Curtis' Drug offers violet water as a hot weather essential for residents, priced at 50 cents.
If you want sanitary plumbing at reasonable prices see Wilson Hardware Company.
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