Children's Wash Dresses Arrive at Store
New arrivals include children's wash dresses made of quality material. Shoppers are invited to visit the store to see them.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
4
New arrivals include children's wash dresses made of quality material. Shoppers are invited to visit the store to see them.
The Truehart and Jackson Contracting company holding the Denton sewerage contract says work will begin as soon as sewer pipe arrives, with plans likely to start by the twelfth of the month after confirming bond delivery to Mayor Bates.
Special venires were ordered for three criminal cases to be heard on the district court docket. John Brown, a black defendant, faces rape charges with a venire of forty, hearing set for March 24 near Roanoke. J. E. Chapman, a white defendant, charged with incest, venire of seventy five, hearing March 30 at Argyll. John Williams, a black defendant, charged with murder, venire of sixty, hearing April 1 for a Pilot Point case with defense counsel Orus O. Ross and E. I. Key appointed.
W R Scott at The Tailor Office beside Ideal Restaurant advertises cleaning pressing and repairing of garments with special order gentlemen’s wear and samples on display for customer selection.
The document lists jurors summoned for the next week in the district court. Names include Fred Wiggs J R Bourland F F Rains C B McClure A M Buckner J W Baccus Ben Sullivan W J Calvert T S Cope G I Smith J S Myers F M Crowley Sam Fulton J W Taylor A B Wheeler G W Smith L V Robertson Sam Fritz W F Cunningham R L Fowler J O Stockard Carl Hoffman J P Brumley J H Thomason H O Cain Jr S A Ashley D F P Wells J D Campbell Walter Massey H P Swisher R S Taylor J W Bell Ll M Atchingon C L Bumpas R J Wilson J G Howell.
Four thousand eight hundred bales of cotton have been shipped from Denton this season. Agent W C Murphy predicts total shipments will reach about five thousand one hundred bales, about two hundred more than last year.
John M. Taylor born in Davis county Missouri April 25 1845 died at home in Denton county March 1 1909 buried Pilot Point cemetery funeral services held in Pilot Point. Expressions of thanks from T P Taylor and Mrs Daisy widow for kindnesses shown during bereavement. J F Segraves pastor First Baptist Pilot Point. Estes Hamburger stand advertised and millinery department promotion by Jennie Wheelis at W B McClurkan & Co.
The Herald notes Mr. Tripp’s exceptional impersonations captivated a large intellectual audience from start to finish. The performance is described as a revelation and delight, showcasing his strong acting ability and stage presence.
A vintage claim promotes Hunt's Cure as the fastest and most reliable remedy for itching diseases. One application relieves and a box is guaranteed to cure.
The recital by Mr Tripp was a literary treat of the season with expert impersonations of various characters. The Sun from Lamsport, Pennsylvania notes his performance as notably superior and accurately rendered.
Frank Hodges announces he has accepted a position with J. F. Raley & Co and invites friends to visit him there. He also notes the prescription service at Minnis Drug Store emphasizes competency and equipment.
Walter Bradley Tripp of Emerson College presents a dramatic nonologue from Henry IV at the C I A Lyceum Course Friday evening March 5 in Boston. Single admission is 35 cents.
Advert says one box of Hunt's Cure cures any case of itching piles with guaranteed results and that a single application proves its merit.
Mr Tripp gave a spirited portrayal of the play Henry IV. He displays an unusually pleasing stage presence and his work shows years of experience in dramatic impersonation.
Denton Trust Company advertises loan funds for city property purchases. The notice states available capital, terms, and application process for municipal real estate projects.
The grand jury returned three new indictments including E. Batte for forgery J. T. Amason for moving mortgage property from the state and W. A. Moore for swindling. District court adjourned for the week and Judge Potter returned to Gainesville. Local notices offer asthma treatment and home financing from Frontier Asthma Company and Denton Trust Company.
Base ball supplies at Minnis Drug Store. Lumber from torn cribbed elevator offered at low price. Lumber preserved and suitable for barn or shed building. Alliance Milling Company East Side advertises notary services. Capucline advertised for headaches at Denton Trust Company. Hicks Capudine promoted for morning head relief at drug stores.
In district court on Wednesday multiple orders were issued and several cases settled. Divorces granted in the Leipes and Peel actions with custody vested in plaintiffs. Various debts and foreclosures continued or decided, partition and title actions confirmed or set aside. receivers appointed. one bankruptcy or bank action noted.
Head of I. A. Home from Chicago after attending the National Education Association’s department of superintendence meeting February 22 to 25. Texas delegates included Horn, Lefevre, Cantwell, Lukin, Hopkins, McCallum, Martin, Dr. Sutton, and UT figures. Dallas and other cities vied for next year’s convention. Indianapolis won with Dallas close behind. The Texas delegation remains encouraged for future involvement as officials plan Denver 191? meetings and aim for broad Texas attendance.
A vintage ad proclaims Simmons' Sarsaparilla as the king of tonics that will make you eat all you want to pay for and restore energy. The copy urges immediate use and promises laughter as a result.
Market prices and quotes across cities Denton New York and New Orleans show open and close figures for futures and spot trades. Fort Worth livestock receipts total cattle 1500 hogs 2500 with steers top 6 39 cows tops 4 20 calves 5 50 and hogs 6 30.
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