Laundering and alteration shop moves to new number
Cleaners offer pressing and alteration of men's clothing and skirts. Will call for and deliver. Location: No 6 West Side Square. New phone 40.
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West Side Square
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
4
Sew er Ditch Cave-In Buries Worker In North Denton
R T Vickery a sewer workman living on Hann avenue North Denton was buried seven to eight feet underground Friday afternoon when a West Hickory street sewer ditch caved in. He suffered a broken collar bone a sprained ankle scalp wound and extensive bruising after rescue took about an hour. The accident was blamed on loose dirt piling on the north side during earth removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Vickery
Hann Avenue
Denton
West Hickory Street
Vickery
Holiness camp meeting scheduled for August in Denton
The Holiness camp meet will run August 13 to 23 in the tabernacle on Beauchamp's hill, South Denton. Evangelists C E Reys and B G Roberts will lead services with their wives directing singing, and ground rules from last year will be used again. Tent camping space should be requested by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Beauchamp’'s Hill
Denton
Reys
C. E
B. G. Roberts
G. B. Collings
Tim
Christian Endeavor Meeting at American Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening program for the Christian Endeavor society includes opening prayer Bible reading Matt 5 13 16 and missionary heroes of China. Miss Powell Miss Harral and Miss Baker present with songs prayers and five minute pastor’s contribution. Benediction marks end of session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
American Presbyterian Church
Cook
Missionary Heroes of
China
Miss Powell
Misa Baker
Miss Harral
Great deals from little want ads srow
Real estate ads offer small bargains and quick listings. The note invites readers to place ads for homes land and rentals, highlighting fast options and local market access.
Local ads brief
Be sure you are right take prescriptions to Minnis' Drug Store. Ice cold watermelons at Alliance Milling Company. No order too small or large for LONG & TURNER CO. Try Palace Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis’ Drug Store
Alliance Milling Company
Long & Turner CO
Court docket reports two criminal orders on Friday
On Friday two criminal orders were entered. Jim Hollers was held for trial on a charge of giving intoxicating liquor to a minor, continued by defendant. Bo Moe was continued by agreement on violating local option law, with a request for a new trial noted in care of Wm. Barnes, convicted by jury. Civil docket had no orders. cases to be heard Monday next week in July with a specified jury list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hollers
Bo Mo *E
Wm. Barnes
E. S. Edwards
Wm. Ganzer, Jr
G.R. King
G. 8
McCombs
F. M. Keesee
C. H. Castleberry
J. F. Christian
C. P. Couser
J. V. Riney
A. C. Ball
H. M. Fox
J. T. Curt’s
Peanut butter sandwiches for hot weather lunches
The note suggests peanut butter sandwiches as a practical hot weather lunch option and confirms availability of peanut butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Turner CO
Man and His Mate 50c at Curtis' Drug Store
A local ad notes the items Man and His Mate priced at 50 cents each at Curtis Drug Store. The listing highlights a small shelf display and price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Curtis’ Drug Store
Schroys Delight Packed Theater in Texas Vaudeville Show
The Schroys of light present a refined vaudeville program to a full audience praising Baby May Schroy’s clear voice and the new pictures. Tonight they offer The Cowboy and the Indian with special lights and scenery, rated among the best in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Schroys
Baby May Schroy
Texas
Five hundred word classifieds from Lipton Gelatine and more
A dated advertisement page lists real estate offering an eight room house on Ave A with barn and fence for 1100 dollars if sold quickly. It also promotes Lipton's Gelatine Jelly Tablets in multiple flavors and Long Turner Co porch and lawn goods. S. W. Kanady offers oak cord wood contracts at 16 dollars for five cords. Bucklen's Arnic Salve advertised for piles burns and sores, 25 cents, via J. F. Raley & Co. Hardware firm Wilson Hardware Co. offers sanitary plumbing services.
Missionary Society to Meet at First Baptist Church
The Denton clubs and First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Society hold their regular monthly meeting Monday at 4 PM led by Mrs. Lester at 124 North Elm. Program includes Salvation of the City sermon, woman’s outreach topics, scripture reading, and prayers. Fellow members and guests encouraged to attend. Delicate notes of unrelated ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Big and Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
R. L. Lester
North Elm Street
Kidd
Ball
Bass
Ross
S. C Graham
Jarrell
Allen
Craddock
Ewing
Minnis
Local Notes and Movements Across Town
Mr and Mrs Willis Simmons plan a move to Byers. P W Collier visited from mainview country. Misses Myrtle and Jula Hall started a two week visit in Sherman and Dealon. S T Naylor to North Carolina for six to eight months. R L Bass funeral attendees from Fort Worth include Tom Davis, Robert Davis and Mrs Davis. Eugenia Simmons, staying with Mrs Frank Rayzor, returns to Royse City. Callye Shannon from Summer normal returns to Burleson with Olive Matthews for a week. Rev J W Farr and Walter Steinman back from Youngsport Bell county where they held a meeting. Farr to preach Sunday. H f Stewart reports cotton fair though rain scarce and a soaking rain would help corn east of Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Simmons
Byers
P. W. Collier
Mainview
Myrtle
Jula Hall
Vsit
Sherman and
Dealon
S. T. Naylor
North Carolina
Tom Davis
Robert Davis
Davis
Fort Worth
Youngsport
Bell County
Rev. Farr
H. F Stewart
Argyle
Sanitary Plumbing Contact for Estimates and Permits
A note asking for permission to work on plumbing connections and a cheaper estimate. The writer offers to provide estimates by phone and implies the goal is to secure the job at lower cost if possible.
Frontier Asthma Cure Claim Text
Asthma cure claim offered as home treatment with free information from Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Lightning Damages Denton Home and Roof
Thursday Peter O Reilly south of Denton endured a lightning strike that tore a roof hole and left him momentarily stunned. Henry Van Vorst died recently in Wisconsin, re ported here via rel atives Martha Hilger of west of Denton. J A Minnerly of Drop said his town is adding 500 to the school, enrollment 104, with a 15 cent tax. John Murphy of East Oak street fell from a bicycle on North Locust street and was badly bruised after the machine toppled on the hard macadam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter O'Reilly
Denton
Mr. O'Reilly
Henry van Vorst
Wisconsin
Deceasey
Marth Hilger
West of
J. A. Minnerly
Drop
John Murphy
W. C. Murphy
East Oak Street
North Locust Street
Lpton's Teas Promoted as Superior Choice
Advert seeks customers to try Lpton's teas in a package deal claiming no superior quality and lifelong satisfaction once used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpton
Long & Turner CO
Hicks' Capucline Fever Powder Ad Cure Claim
An old drug advertisement promotes Hicks' Capucline as a remedy for fever and aches from fevers colds or heat. It claims fever reduction and pain relief with 1 cent liquid 10 25 and 50 cent sizes available at drug stores.
Places of Worship Happenings in Society
Local church notices list Sunday school times and worship services for Cumberland American First Christian M E and Presbyterian congregations. Events include youth groups, evening sermons, and special programs, with invitations extended to all. Also reported are a moonlight picnic at Highland park and a North Side Domino Club gathering with 42 games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Otis Hawkins
M. E. Church South
T. R. Pierce
Jas. Pierce
Sherman
First Presbyterian Church
FL. McFadden
Westminster League
Mesdames
A. Reynolds
W. FL Reynolds
Highland Park
Jessie
Ina Roddy
Clem Cox
Ethel Jones
Bettye Gray
Carman McLain
Evelyn McGee
Savilla McLarty
W. C. Roddy
Cully Cunningham
Guy
Clyde Fowler
Chalmers
Lucian Hoard
Laurence McDonald
North Side Domino Club
Frank Rayzor
Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf promoted for women’s health
An advertisement targets women with promises of a free sample by mail. It touts Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf as a reliable regulator and cure for back pains urinary and bladder issues and kidney trouble. The product is sold by The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York for 50 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother ‘Ray
Mother ‘Gray Co
le Roy
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Oxail
Oxfords
Hall
Scruggs & CO
The
Caddell Barber Shop
Remova
Kanady
Exchange National Bank
H. B. Caddell
Denton Steam Laundry
Automobile Garage
Gqehorge Sheridan
Krum
Eaves Denton
Eaves Krum
Blanks
Denton County National Bank
Good Bath
R. M. Mitchell
H. F. Schweer & Co
A. G. McMath
W. D. Burks
W. B. Montgomery
B. G. Bradford
Burks-Montgomery Realty Company
F. & M. Bank
Pilot Point
Peoples Home Telephone CO
Denton Transfer CO
W.R. Scott
Denton St'm Dye Works & Hattery
R.n T. Vickery
Magill & Shepard
Evers Hardware Co
Palace
Ave. A
Egan & Chandler
Lipton
S. W. Kanady
Rugless
Bucklen
Wilson Hardware Company
Curtic’ Fountain
Ae. Wilson Hardware Company
Long & Turner
John A. Hann & Co
Cc. E. Fowler
T. B. Porter
P. Poe
Wrives Insurance
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Court House
Andrew Fairchild Hellman
Oak Street M
Deion
H. H. Hardin & Co
NewPhone
Qld
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