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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
Partial timetable notes list departure times and destinations. Mentions No 205 to Dallas at 6:12 p.m and mixed service to Dallas at 8:00 a.m with early morning 8:10 a.m. depot reference.
Miss M Greenwood Hardy conducts elocution oratory and physical culture lessons at Southland University with special attention to children. Enrollment continues until July 1 as courses run through the season.
Fresh red snapper fish available today at the Ideal Restaurant. Also notes G. W. Elbert offers fruit jars caps and rubbers.
Main University in Austin announces openings across departments including Arts Education Engineering and Law. The 1910 session runs September 28 with a seven week Summer School and a June 17, 1911 session start. The Registrar at University Station handles catalogs. Extension division offers correspondence and public lectures.
Session eight months opening September 27th. Four-year course in medicine two-year course in pharmacy three-year course in nursing. Thorough laboratory training exceptional clinical facilities in John Sealy hospital University Hall a dormitory for women students of medicine. For catalogue address THE WEAN Medical College. lt wk 5w Aug.
S. W. A. Powley wed Miss Della B ledge. P. B. Sauls with Miss Ethel McAfee. W. L. Barnet to Miss Ethel Scaggs. M. S. Stever to Miss Sallie Price. Elbert Phillips colored and Jessie Moore colored.
Captain Hobson promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for cold cough and lung diseases. The ad claims it conquers stubborn colds, bronchial troubles, and whooping cough, with guarantees and trial bottles offered by J. F. Raley & Co.
Edward Elliott notes a notable advertising column item dated July 22 and urges readers to look it up for details.
J A Minnis advertises 30 years of experience in compounding prescriptions with pure drugs and careful service. The notice promises delivery to all parts of the city and mentions two phone lines 188. It also promotes jelly glasses fruit jars and rubbers for quick delivery.
A man who commits to his chosen vocation makes significant progress toward success. By deciding what he wants to be, he lays a firm foundation, enabling focused effort and perseverance to follow. The quote reflects the power of clear intent in achieving goals.
The annual fish fry at Lunn's Lake ten miles east of Denton attracts many residents from here and nearby sections. The program includes seining the lake and frying fish as soon as caught with additional edibles supplied by organizers for guests.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION R V Duncan is here from San ger H B Caddell is in Fort Worth on business today J I Gragg of Dallas is visiting at the Normal college Mrs L T Fox left for San Francisco Mrs John A Hanney visiting her son in Roswell N M Miss Ethelene Bain returned to Silverton Dr 8 D Houser and of Aubrey are here today Mr and Mrs R E B Cobb left for Los Angeles S F Vaughn and daughter Miss Mary of wrap here today Mrs J E Peyton of Shreveport is guest of Mrs Wylie Smith Mrs Isabelle Griffin leaves tomorrow for San Francisco to spend the summer A E Graham and wife left for Colorado Springs for several weeks Mrs Wilhelm and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs G J Gillespie D C Burkes sheriff of Bell county and candidate for comptroller in the interest of his candidacy Mr and Mrs Pitts of Marshal guests of Mr and Mrs Robert H Evers have gone to Colorado for the summer Mrs Marvin Francis has gone to Dallas to visit relatives Hon W P Lane of Fort Worth candidate for state comptroller is here in his candidacy interest R H Hoffman Jr left for Waco to witness cases tied to pure food law Ben F Allen purchased an interest in and elected vice president of Fort Worth Trust Co in the Flatiron building Fort Worth A D Rogers leaves today for Troy Bell county for a meeting He will be gone till August 1 Sunday school Y P S C E and prayer meetings continue at First Christian church Communion service each Lord's day at 10 45 a m Spence
Frontier Asthma offers a home trial treatment with full information free of charge. Company address listed as Room 702, Buffalo New York.
A farmers insurance notice promotes insuring stored grain against tornadoes and fire. Jasper & Jasper claim best rates and low costs with reasonable premiums to prevent heavy losses.
A nostalgiac ad asserts modern pies and meals disappoint, urging toning up of the stomach liver kidneys and bowels with Electric Bitters. It promises restored appetite, health and vigor for 50c at J F Raley Co.
Water, light and power consumers please notice all rents are due at the Water and Light department office in City Hall on or before the 10th day of July. Public notice from HC Storrie dated September 14.
Notice of the regular Denton City School Board meeting on the second Monday in July 1910. Bids on the average daily balance for the school treasury for the 1910 1911 scholastic year beginning Sept 1 1910 will be considered. Signed W L McCormick secretary.
Local paint dealer M R Gilbert notes prices in Mound City rise slightly as varnish, enamel and gloss coatings face modest increases. He cautions customers that quality and durability justify the extra cost for longer lasting finishes.
NEWS FROM ROANOKE Roanoke July 5 Mrs J W Roark visiting her parents at Proctor Mrs C A Cowan and son Sam visited Fort Worth Rev Bryant of 1 Point conducts revival at Methodist church Mrs Henry Howe visited relatives at Bridgeport Miss Ruth Wichson Ada Okla visited here Mrs L B Reynolds and Mrs Lorena Howard left for Colorado Rev Silliman in Fort Worth Dr J W Roarn and C P Lane went to Denton to hear Dr Rankin Claud Fanning went to Fort Worth Prof and Mrs L Edwards visiting Sunset Miss Annie Cade in Whitesboro Tioga Mrs Hayden and Mrs Foster went to Keller Miss Nina Moody visiting relatives in Dallas Mrs Wm Treece and children of Cordell Ohio visited here Mr and Mrs W B Hood of Aledo visiting here Baldwin and B Streetman Denison here Mrs J C Melton and daughter Gladys left for two months in Indiana
Fragmentary notice urges readers to advertise lost items in The Record and Chronicle. Mentions July 20 and Dr Talmage in unclear context. Text is garbled but suggests a local missing item advertisement service.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Walding Kinnan & Marvin Toledo druggists vouch for Cheney. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts upon blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Madame Mountford leads July meetings announcing candidates for local representation. The list includes Pi Ball for county judge, Lee Zumwalt and others for county offices, and J. W. Stuart and Jack Christal for commissioners. George Watson and G. W. Bibert listed among grocery ad remarks.
Ed Tidmore has returned to Dallas. Denton visitors include Lee Zumwalt and Miss Nell Parker. Mrs. 8S. A. Ashley hosts guests while others travel to Oklahoma Sherman and Denison. Several Denton residents, and shoppers visit relatives in Tioga Fredrick and Belew.
Advertisement announces fresh groceries including butter eggs and chickens at the Ideal Restaurant. Customer contact via G. W. Elbert with two phone numbers.
Ladies suits skirts and dresses cleaned and pressed by steam process. Light colors won’t fade. W R Scott proprietor. Denton Steam Dye Works. Both phones. Clothes called for and returned.
H THL arrivals listed for the New Oatman show Crow from Dallas J A Whitener Arlington N H Moore from Kansas City W P Lane Fort Worth J G Smith Dallas James S Hereford Dallas Albert Erwin Denton S C Watts Dallas.
Classified brief notes a reader seeks a second hand ceiling fan available at The Williams Store located at 279tfe. The item search emphasizes a quick purchase through a local merchant.
Uncalled letters remain at the Denton Texas post office and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington on July 17 if not claimed before.
An 1905 testimonial from Mrs. J N Puckett of Denton Texas endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney ailments. She states the remedy strengthened kidneys in children and adults and notes Foster Milburn Co as US agents. The ad lists dealers and urges the brand Dean's.
One cent will be charged for each letter advertised. In calling for these letters please say advertised JOHN B. SCHMITZ, P. ai.
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