W. R. Scott Cleaners Promotes Home Delivery Service
Cleans, presses, and alters men clothing and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. Located at No. 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
4
Cleans, presses, and alters men clothing and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. Located at No. 6 West Side Square.
In Fort Worth Mrs Peter Clay Withers hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Durway and family for a Sunday dinner. Lou Owsley hosted a Friday afternoon gathering to honor Miss Eulalie Wright with a green and silver wedding theme, hearts decor, a progressive hearts contest, and toasts led by Miss Jessie Owsley.
Mrs. 8 F Grant formerly of Denton sister of Mrs. Wylie C Smith died Saturday night at 7 30 in her San Antonio home following a paralytic stroke in earlier years. She was about forty, daughter of Dr Bass of Terrell, survived by husband and two sons, with burial to be in Terrell Monday.
Mastic Paint provides extended service and greater area coverage at a lower cost compared with rivals. Sold by Garrison & Kimmons. It invites customers to compare plumbing prices at Wilson Hardware Company.
Jno. A. Hann & Co. advertises a big special sale with everything on sale and nothing reserved. The notice emphasizes broad discounts and offers across items in stock.
A note explains that United Drug Co. formed by several thousand druggists sells Rexall family remedies. About 300 products are guaranteed to satisfy or money back. Each package bears the guarantee: If not satisfied, return for refund. the seller will sign the guarantee.
A compact notice touts a long standing reputation for honest goods and fair pricing, stating Staver Buggies are sold by a dealer renowned for integrity and value.
Rev. A F Heltman of Sharpeville Presbyterian Church resigns, effective July 1, prompting surprise and a congregational vote against acceptance. Presbytery will decide. Heltman, highly regarded for broad views and sympathy, is to join the Bolivar Street church in Denton with his family, arriving around July 1. He previously led Denton High School for years.
A large shipment of rubber goods arrived direct from the maker at Min nis’ Drug Store, offering customers fresh stock and likely new inventory for immediate purchase.
Eight year old Joe Moltier rode a southbound train alone toward New York to join relatives. Denton crews befriended him as he surrendered his ticket to the conductor and settled in for the journey. His curious questions and cheerful humor impressed the crew.
Over 500 students have enrolled and more are expected to enter Tuesday at the North Texas State Normal college summer session. Dr. Bruce said on Monday he did not know the exact number but has spoken with several and expects others he has not met.
A new shipment reaches Minnis Drug Store featuring alarm clocks priced at 75 cents each. The article notes stock arrival and store location.
Be Cocanougher will tonight ship a car of beef steers to the Fort Worth market. A son weighing thirteen pounds was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs A T Her ry south of town three miles.
All women's new springsuits priced at half off with a 50 percent discount. The sale offers clear pricing: an $16 suit for $8, $12 suit for $6, $6 suit for $3, and a $5 suit for $2.48. Offer emphasis on affordability and value.
Several stalks of fine cotton were shown on the streets Monday from the B. L. Boyd crop on the Greenlee farm. One stalk stood about two feet tall with nineteen squares, bolls and blooms. Boyd cultivates forty acres with about twenty acres producing a crop that compares favorably with the samples. The other cotton is not as good.
Syl Wray pitched and won a 13 inning game for McKinney, his performance highlighted by the Dallas News. Fred Morris earned his first win for Grand Saline with a shutout over Sulphur Springs, also noted as a pitching feature.
FOR SALE Three-year-old saddle horse city broke This office offers a compact classified notice for footwear and a horse sale with limited details.
Garrison and Kimmins advertise a fresh stock of Jacobs candies received today priced from 10 cents to 1 dollar, highlighting a broad price range for shoppers.
engineer C. E. Hayden spent Sur rey in Denison with relatives. Frank Sutton now in Tarrant county visited today. Mise Hattie Connelley of Sherman guest of Mrs. H. B. Caddell. Jack Preston of Bonham toured with J. W. Jagoe. Miss Gladys Lockett of Georgetown visiting Misses Erma and Norma Smith. F O McReynolds says corn needs rain. B. T. Cord notes good conditions but rain would help. T. W. Swafford near Justin reports nine bushels wheat. corn soon reaches critical stage without rain.
Claimant advertises a home asthma cure with trial treatment and full information free of charge from Frontier Asthma Company room 702 Buffalo New York.
Min nis' Drug Store advertises school supplies and fine stationery. The Denver road adds a double daily sleeper Fort Worth to Colorado points with a 9:15 p.m. departure and 3:55 a.m. arrival, passengers stay until 7 a.m. New through trains include dining cars with meals a la carte. Also Wilson Hardware promotes salary plumbing at reasonable prices.
A message from a tradesperson invites inquiries for plumbing work and estimates. The writer asks about permit processing, promises lower costs, and requests a phone call to furnish quotes. The tone is a practical bid for work and client outreach.
Saturday night the Majestic theater drew a large crowd for an open air program featuring moving pictures and music by the Denton band. The organization in charge announced tonight's lineup including The Rude Hostess Schneider's Anti Noise Crusade and The Pocket Policeman.
An unnamed man about fifty five, likely a railway worker, was found dead in a rooming house at Thirteenth and Houston in Fort Worth today. An empty carbolic acid bottle nearby is thought to indicate suicide. The man registered as Munsey with no address given.
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