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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
12
Cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes and cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. Located at New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
H H Hall of Hallsville moved here to reside. A Burton traveled to Wolfe City to see his ailing wife. Mrs A P Duggan hosted a Blue Hole picnic for guests Lula and Kate Key of Lampasas. Jefferson Day is observed as a holiday. T B Wharton west of Aubrey reports a sorrel mare missing or stolen. Capt A M Bush of Alliance Milling audits visits. stockholders meet soon. The marriage of J Weston Hal esport of Me and Myrtle Ivey at Mrs A Logan's home on South Locust street tonight at 7 30.
Advertises Minnis Drug Store for accurate prescription work and sanitary plumbing via Wilson Hardware Company. Promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children claiming fever relief, headache relief, fever cures in 24 hours, safe taste, over 10,000 testimonials, and universal availability at 265¢ with a substitute warning.
A short sales push urges property owners to advertise now rather than wait for a prospective buyer. The message emphasizes proactive marketing, broad reach, and timely action to maximize interest and closing potential.
Hugh Porter attends university summer school. Hulen McNatt of Aubrey visits the McDonalds. Joe Young and children visit relatives in Coleman county. Mrs Winn and Mrs Vaughn of Dallas visit A D Turner. Miss Anna Belle Pittman visits cousin Lenora Hann in Dallas. Nina Mooly of Dallas visits Gladys Portey. Ethleen Bain who graduated at the CIA returns home to Silverton. Dr M L Martin leaves for New York to September. Mrs A D Turney and daughter Avella tour California. Rev T H Morris visits. Manora Boylan leaves for Arkansas for six weeks of Chau tauqua work. T J George discusses rain needs in Green Valley. Miss Maldred Freasley returns from Ardmore with Winn Sears. J T Robinson from Aubrey area notes rain needed for the crops.
The College of Industrial Arts alumnae held a Wednesday business session electing officers for the coming year. New president Miss Eula Turner and other officers were chosen. A large banquet followed with elaborate decorations and a five course luncheon. Eighty five alumnae attended the afternoon event.
Minnis Drug Store advertises a selection of toilet articles. The notice highlights essentials for personal care including soaps, powders, and hygiene items with pricing cues and stock details.
The Katie Daffan chapter UDC will meet Friday at 3 30 pm in city hall. Members and veterans are urged to attend with guests bringing a trend or souvenir if possible. The program includes roll call a memorial question papers readings songs and a discussion on children’s auxiliaries.
A Denton physician urges careful health practices to prevent tuberculosis. The advice covers how the disease spreads through nasal and throat discharges, proper disposal of sputum, sleeping separately, open windows, good nutrition, personal utensils, seeking medical care, and keeping homes dry and clean.
Fred Pouts of Trinity Mills reports a partial lunar eclipse visible locally on June 3. The moon enters Earth shadow at 5 16 p m the northern arc begins at 7 12 p m and total eclipse ends at 7 32 p m with the moon leaving shadow at 8 43 p m.
Items for sale at Minnis Drug Store include paper napkins lunch sets and decorative doilies. Prices and availability not specified in the readable text. Local shoppers are pointed to visit the store for more details.
In Quaker Town on Wednesday afternoon Clint Goodall and Ross Williams, both described as Negroes, fought using a Bugsy whip and a pocket knife. Goodall struck Williams on the right side with the whip and Williams was stabbed. the wound was not life threatening.
The funeral for Elizabeth Jane Taylor who died in Dallas was held at 4 PM Thursday at the I O F cemetery after services at the residence 558 Locust Street At 3 PM The survivors include her husband John M Taylor three sons Spencer Taylor J K Jack Taylor Cliff Taylor and two daughters Etta Taylor Atkins and Ida Belle Taylor all of Dallas or nearby cities
An advertisement from Frontier Asthma Company claims asthma can be cured at home and offers trial treatment and full information free of charge. It invites readers to write to Room 702 Buffalo New York and notes prompt returns through Want ads in the Record and Chronicle.
An advertisement endorses Foley's Urine Laxative for constipation and stomach issues, claiming it sweetens the stomach and breath, gently stimulates the liver, and regulates bowels, superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Garrison & Kimmins.
Minnis Drug Store reminder heads the column with a local plug. Rev A G Mohr of Gainesville preaches at the American Presbyterian church Sunday both morning and evening. Readers are invited to attend. An advertisement for Foley s Honey and Tar warns of lingering colds turning into tuberculosis and cautions against untried remedies with Garrison & Kim as distributors.
M. S. Johnson of this city and Miss Rheta Trimble of Smithfield were married at the bride’s home Tuesday morning. The groom comes from a well known Denton family while the bride hails from a prominent Tarrant County family and is a former student of the state normal. They will visit home folks a few days before departing to Wichita Falls.
Charles BE Fowler, a well known Denton county figure, assumes management of Farmers Implement and Vehicle Co after J. M. Schwend moves to Dallas to join the general offices. Fowler brings years of assistant management experience. his son O L Fowler will assist.
The notice advertises obtaining prices for plumbing supplies and plumbing work from Wilson Hardware Company. It invites inquiries and pricing proposals for materials and labor related to plumbing projects.
Denton Council No. 9 of Royal and Select Masters has elected officers for the ensuing Masonic year. B. F P. Paschall serves as Paschal head with T. J and M. Lee Zumwalt as R. I. D. M. M. B. Whitlock as I. Pc. M. 8. Stout as treasurer. Ed F. Bates is recorder. S. M. Bradley, C. G H. C. Storrie, C. C. H. A. Wolfsohn, stewart J. A. Fain, sentinel.
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