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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
4
Cleans presses alters and makes men s clothes and cleans and presses. also cleans skirts. wants all for delivery. address New Phone 9 No 6 West Side Square.
Mr Bayard Haddock from London brings a beautiful baritone to a Denton program noted as a rare treat. He will perform Saturday night March 15 with admission 60 cents or 36 cents under Phone 44 auspices aiding a local grocery business.
The Stonewall Jackson School Improvement League met Tuesday afternoon at 3 45 with recitations by Harold Horton and Phillip Reynolds. They discussed civic improvement and aim to make Denton cleaner after April 10 with a meeting set for April 19. The program included music, readings, and a piano solo by Rosamond Andrews. Harold von Mickwitz, director of the Conservatory of Music at North Texas Female College, will perform March 19 at 8 15 in the Public School auditorium under the Ar’el club. Admission 50 cents, students 35 cents.
Hann and Co. invites customers to explore spring millinery selections with a final choice in mind. John A. Hann and Co. and W. J. McCray promote the appealing lineup and popular accessory strings.
At the Majestic on Tuesday night the Vandervilts performed a paper tearing stunt that delighted the audience. A special wag by Mr. Vandervilt was an extra on the program and also enjoyed. The Vandervilts close their engagement here tonight with a promised good treat for all who attend. Tuesday night pictures were especially good.
Sunday program for the B Y P U with subject Patience and Forbearance. Ray Bishop leads opening, scripture readings from 2 Peter 1 1, prayer and song. Miss Mattie Bond and Miss Ruth Thom present on patience in conduct and Job's patience. Leader asks questions and closes.
The staff offers to display several new dish patterns and provide pricing details. The note invites customers to view the patterns and obtain price information for the new dinnerware.
A local hardware firm, Evers Hardware Co, is cited with the slogan A bold villain is more respected than a hypocrite. The line appears as a bold epigraph or motto associated with the shop.
Kirk McGee and others from Krum, Dallas, Frisco, Denison and West Denton drop by for business and visits. residents report land buying in Ellis county and rail road work news amid widespread rain and green fields near Weatherford.
An advertisement promotes a home asthma cure with a free trial and full information, claiming no charge. It directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company in Room 702 Buffalo New York.
Direct from cutters in New York a choice lot of diamonds described as beautiful white and perfectly cut. Stones range from 7 to 8 carats upwards and can be mounted as customers prefer today. See for details.
The firm announces a display of many millinery styles for the season with latest market arrivals. They invite customers to view the assorted selections at their shop.
Mrs Henry Wild announces resignation and will be at Williams store after March 19 to visit friends. Ad invites calls and notes nickel plated alarm clock offered at 75 cents with guaranteed quality, mentions MecCRAY as acceptable source.
Millinery department invites shoppers to explore new spring styles at John A. Hann & Co. Texas Almanacs are available for sale at the office, with Entler Edwards also mentioned as a contact.
Mr Car Venth, renowned violinist and former head of the Venth School of Violin in New York, is a featured performer at a concert on Saturday night March 19 at 8 15 at the Public School auditorium. Ariel club sponsors the event with admission 50 cents, 35 cents for students, tickets available at Minnis Drug Store.
An advertisement highlights the Howard watch as an affordable modern timepiece. It promotes a sixteen size Howard with a Crescent engine turned hunting case, seventeen jewel fully adjusted movement priced at 47.50. The copy contrasts older, costlier heirloom watches with today's efficient manufacture.
District Court reports the jury in Brown and Ellingwood versus the M K T Railway Co failed to reach a verdict after being out since Monday. W D Lincecum versus Lipscomb ended with a verdict for the defendant after about ten minutes of deliberation. One case remains set for Thursday with little prospect of trial. The court excused juries until 9 a m Thursday.
Civil docket orders include continuances and judgments in several cases such as Stone vs Fletcher and Kincaid vs McCook with foreclosure judgments. A divorce judgment was granted in John Jackson vs Emma Jackson, and Bert Wilson was appointed receiver for private sale. Jurors for the fifth week are named with many eligible voters listed.
A fifteen days protracted Methodist meeting opens led by Bro Reed of St Joe. Lee Cate bought and brought home a new car. Walter Billingsley also purchased a five passenger car. Mrs Parkins improves after illness. Poindexter speaks in Decatur attended by D H Cate and wife and Dr Allen. Singing school ends with an engaged program. Prof Gaines heads an eighteen day school at Ponder. Farmers worry over dry weather. corn planting progressing. Justin and Ponder play. Justin wins. Local subscribers join the telephone exchange. W E Smoot exhibits cattle in Fort Worth. Steam shovel replaces gravel pit. Santa Fe road improvements planned. Dooley over illness, Gibbs returns to farm. Fresh vegetables available. phone 132.
A millinery display emphasizes spring and summer styles with a willing sales lady ready to assist. Jno Hann & Co promotes the showcased collection for the season.
Green Valley report says farmers seek rain as wheat looks fair for the season. Jess Styles dies after two months lagrippe related illness. Mrs. George White returns home from Kirkland after visiting Rev and Mrs White. Green Valley School hosts a two hour program Friday night. Frank White recovers from lagrippe. Little Garlang Nichols improves after three weeks sickness. Mr. Jackson visits Garza.
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