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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
6
The Tailor Office next to Ideal Restaurant advertises clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Gentlemen's garments can be made to special order with samples on display.
Mrs Jos B Dibrell president of the State Federation of Women's clubs will be the guest of honor this week. She arrives Saturday morning on an early train and visits the Normal college in the forenoon. Luncheon is set at Stoddard hall College of Industrial Arts. An Elks club reception follows Saturday evening with many guests expected. Mrs Dibrell will stay in Denton Sunday.
Frank Hodges announces he has accepted a position with J. F. Raley & Co and invites friends to visit him at the new office.
Rev. T. H. Davis will preach at the American Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening in March. All are invited to attend both services. H. Blewett, Moderator.
Died at Stony five month old Carl Barnes, son of Mr Barnes, died Thursday afternoon. Funeral held at Stony Friday. Nickle plated alarm clocks advertised at Minnis' Drug Store and Estes' Hamburger stand on East Side mentioned.
Walter Bradley Tripp of Emerson College of Oratory Boston gave a dramatic monologue on Henry IV at the c. J. A. Lyceum Course on Friday evening March 5. Single admission was 35 cents. The performance showcased his mimicry and acting power to a large attentive audience.
Rev M M Wolf of Palacios will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Baptist church in Denton. He has spoken here before and is known to some local residents, with plans to return next Sunday for both services.
The board of trustees of the public schools will meet Saturday night to discuss the proposed school building plans. The meeting aims to review design options and funding implications for the project.
We offer lumber nearly new from a torn down cribbed elevator at a very low price. Nails removed and stock preserved in good condition. Ideal for barns sheds or other buildings requiring dimension lumber. Call early. Price 1.50 per one hundred feet. Alliance Milling Company.
Do not suffer from itching piles. One box of Hunt's Cure is guaranteed to cure any case and one application will prove its merits.
The Daily Nebraskan praises Mr. Tripp for a lively Henry IV performance with unusually strong stage presence and a sense of years of experience in dramatic impersonation.
A P Duggan promotes notary work at Denton Trust Company offering certification and authentication of documents. The notice presents a concise business lead for legal and official document needs in the Denton area.
Advertises hoes from 25 to 75 cents rakes 35 to 85 cents spades 75 cents to 1 dollar and garden plows with poultry wire. Claims best supply quality and prices ever. invites readers to phone.
Street Commissioner Wiggs will resume grading on West Oak Street Monday morning aiming to complete to the city line. Earlier contract disputes have largely been resolved with all but one property owner now signed for fronting work.
A Denton Trust Company pitch invites buyers to finance home purchases, offering loan options and guidance to secure homeowner financing. The ad emphasizes accessible mortgage terms and quick pre approval processes.
Oak Street Methodist church service by Rev. Geo E Nies of Fort Worth includes morning preaching and an evening lecture Rome The Eternal City with illustrated scenes from the Orient. Attendees should come early for good seating. Nies has visited many sites personally to explain settings.
The Mothers Club met Wednesday afternoon in the Kindergarten room with tea attendance. A committee was named to plan next year’s study program, and a reception invitation from the ArieL club was accepted for Saturday night. Mrs. J L Scheer offered to host a social meeting next month. The program was published, and the group adjourned to next Wednesday. Mrs. Wheeler, guest of C N White, attended as a visitor.
Asthma treatment advertised as curable at home with free trial and full information. Contact Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo N Y. Also promotes Estes' Hamburger stand nearby.
An old time tonic ad touts Simmons' Sarsaparilla as the king of tonics that will revive appetite and energy and make you laugh again. It urges immediate use to restore zest and well being.
The Atiel club met on Monday March 1 with most members present Mrs Gibson chaired the roll call echoing poems in observance of American poet day Committees were appointed to entertain Mrs Dibrell president of the State Federation visiting Denton March 6 for the annual Open meeting and reception Miss Marvy Williams was elected to Art Department membership Miss Macreaii substituted for Mrs Allison The general session was pleasant with members and guests in attendance
The notice cites a cotton seed meal for sale by W. T. Johnson and reviews Mr. Tripp's recital as a superior literary treat of the season with well-portrayed characters, reported by The Sun Williamsport Pa.
A daughter was born Thursday night to Mr and Mrs Evans Payne east of town.
Foy E to J W Johnson sells city lot for 86 dollars. J F Campbell buys lots 1 2 4 and 5 in block 1 Sanger for 205 dollars. B Sullivan to W M Campbell transfers lot 8 block 1 Sanger for 300 dollars. W S Tyson and wife to B Sullivan transfers lot 8 block 1 Sanger for 250 dollars. W E Partlow and wife to W T Authey transfers lot 8 block 1 Sanger for 375 dollars. W A Higgins to Walter Wheeler transfers lot 8 block 1 Sanger for 75 dollars. W H Baldwin and wife to Wm A Higgins transfers lot 8 block 1 Sanger for 100 dollars. Elizabeth Huling to S L Jones.
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