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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
1
Exchange National Bank touts customer satisfaction as the best ad. The bank promises personal attention, courteous service, vigilant protection, sound security, modern facilities, and ample capital to attract new patrons.
Exchange National Bank announces officers with A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President C. Coit as Cashier and a board including Ed Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsl ey.
Weather report from New Orleans Louisiana on March 18 indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with expected changes in temperature and possible precipitation.
Chamber of Commerce directors met to back the April 10 clean-up day by mayoral proclamation. They note the Experimental Station transfer to the state with Dr Harrington arriving Monday to finalize. A committee will greet him and arrange road repair talks with Commissioners. Boys Corn Growers Club visit on March 26 draws 316 members. A resolution thanked local newspapers for support.
A good crown went to Fort Worth Friday morning as a list of travelers included Miss Lucile Allison Miss Avella Turner Co F Witherspoon and daughter Anna Miss Minnie Wettermark Jum Forrester Geo Fritz Gran Christal Hub Bates B L Taylor Eq Spong Mrs E W Fritz and daughter Sam Bayless and Jim Tom Bayless Mr and Mrs L Bailey and any daughter Carl Griffin Garrett George.
Get ready for Easter with a wide selection of attire including silk frocks wash dresses skirts shirt waists neckwear hosiery and summer underwear. Hart Schaffner Marx Spero Michael & Sons featured as trusted makers with new spring oxfords fine hats and ladies pumps in stock.
Workers gathered at the First Christian church Wednesday evening with committees formed to oversee the meeting. Elder A D Rogers invited city ministers to preach once or more, and they agreed to do so. A second workers' meeting is planned Friday at 7 2 5 p m with committee reports and full member attendance urged.
Sheriff Orr returns from San Antonio with John Peoples indicted last grand jury. Peoples was previously indicted and at large on bond when rearrested. He posted bond on arrival and was not jailed. Trial set for next Monday.
Judge I. D. Ferguson states the Poindexter club will meet Saturday afternoon in the County Court room to arrange Judge Poindexter’s April 2 speech. The group will also organize for an active canvass in support of the judge.
Hon. C. B. Colquitt delivered his keynote for governor in Wichita Falls on Thursday before a large crowd. Local supporters read the address with interest and most expressed approval.
Miss Ada Sandifer has resigned her teaching post and will move to El Paso to take a similar position. Supt. Carlisle announced that Miss Lillian Walker is chosen to replace the vacancy and will fill the role.
County records show four major land transactions this week with total values over $100000. The largest sale involved B F Wilsonson ranch property for $93009 cash to Kaufman county buyers, while other deeds cover 358 acres to M L Keller of Dallas, 197.5 acres on Elizabeth Creek to J N Wheeless of Weir, and 245 acres from B B B C R R Co survey to S M Witt of McLennan county.
Roanoke News reports Jack Christal Jr was taken to Fort Worth late last week for eye treatment. A specialist diagnosed cancer and recommended an operation. Well wishes are extended for the boy’s recovery.
List of guests registering at the New Oatman hotel includes W. D. Motten Dallas B. E. Drake O. A. Layton city Mrs Jno Horn brook Minneapolis F. C. Rawlings Dallas Evan Fitzgerrell Benton Hil J. H. Jones St. Louis S. H. Haskins T. Rippey H. B. Caddell city J. W. Slatterry D. E. Cleveland Gainesville R. D. Williams Fort Worth.
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