W R Scott Cleaners And Pressers Ad
W R Scott cleans, presses, alters and makes men's clothes. Also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
4
W R Scott cleans, presses, alters and makes men's clothes. Also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
The annual decoration services of the Odd Fellows lodge were held Sunday afternoon at the O O F cemetery crowded with attendees. Members laid flowers on graves, the grounds were cleaned and brightened, and despite limited local flowers, florists supplied enough decorations for all graves.
The Mothers' Club will meet at 4:00 p.m. in the Kindergarten rooms on Wednesday afternoon instead of 3:30. All members should attend due to important business. Those unable to attend may send in their seasons for absence. Get it from McCray for confirmation.
W A Taliaferro sells Baseball and Tennis goods and Fishing tackle at Bicycle Store north side square. May we show you. W J McCray Jeweler. Visit Estes Hamburger Stand East Side. Get the habit. Go to McCray's for jewelry of any kind. Best inmates in town Estes Hamburger Stand East side.
The First Presbyterian choir repeats its Ruth cantata on the J. C. Coit lawn Thursday at 8 pm admission 25c. Tickets from Minnis drug store and those who bought earlier but could not use them may reuse on Thursday night.
A mass meeting of cotton ginners, farmers and dealers adopted a resolution urging use of cotton bagging for wrapping the next crop. Denton County districts are to hold May meetings to elect delegates for a county mass meeting in Denton on the first Monday in June.
T and P received a bulletin error showing the College of Industrial Arts in Dallas. Captain John Bacon notified head offices and a letter from E P Turner apologized for the printer mistake in St Louis and promised an immediate correction.
Subscriptions for the street sprinkler face cuts or completion as business leaders view the plan. Joan B. Schmitz reports the city may lose the service unless funds rise. Ball demands at least 50 dollars weekly. current totals near 25 dollars. Committee seeks Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants aid to renew a contract running April to April.
Miss Mamie Howell near town suffers nervous prostration after a fright. Her parents Mr and Mrs Howell had been in Fort Worth at the bedside of his mother and returned home Friday night when she fell unconscious on the bed. Medical help came the next morning.
The new Denton Press Brick Company plant machinery has arrived and is installed. The facility will produce 30,000 bricks daily, focusing on face and fire brick, with enough common brick to meet local demand. The shift addresses growing demand for the Denton company’s face brick.
A well known traveling man returning from the Southwest reported Denton and North Texas crops were the best he had seen in the state. He noted favorable conditions along the Texas and Pacific route near Angelo and westward.
The regular meeting at the Denton County Medical Society office discussed pneumonia cases reported by Drs Copenhaver Odell and Edwards. Dr Painter’s paper was ordered to be read at the State Medical Society as the group adjourned to June 1, 1999.
A small turnout of the Denton High School Alumni Association met Monday night with limited business. Members planned to begin preparations for the annual entertainment and set a final reception for next Friday night, urging all members to attend if possible.
John Simmons of Bartonville reports heavy poultry purchases, buying $80 to $120 worth weekly and planning to expand. He recently bought market hens at about 85 cents each and intends to enter the poultry business himself, gathering points toward a flock.
rrady Holt aged about eighteen was arrested at Pilot Point on a charge of petty theft alleged to involve chickens belonging to a resident. He pled guilty and was fined $10 plus costs and jailed for a day. Three similar charges are pending against him.
W Whybury of Lewisville was igre Monday. J T Simmons of Bartonville is here on business. H W Arnett of Oklahoma City visits cousin Mrs J N Rayzor. Mrs W R Stewart of Fort Worth visits her mother Mrs M M Beard. Minnie Pearl Lipscomb sick with pneumonia shows some improvement. T B Breeding of Bartonville suffers rheumatism. Annie Johnson of Dallas visiting Erma and Norma Smith. Mr and Mrs W P Ratchford of Aubrey guests of Mr and Mrs W J Slaton. Mrs J N Rayzor able to be out. fall injuries tor ligaments. H McGee of Krum here today. wheat in Krum short. Mr and Mrs G C Newsum and children Thelma and C Jr of Weinert guests of J Griffin family. Frontier Asthma Company ad.
C A Williams builds 150 feet of concrete walk. Born Monday to Mr and Mrs W H Dyer a daughter. Mrs A Logan to receive tomorrow afternoon for her daughter Myrtle Ivey. George Craigler misnamed as Lewis Craigier jailed on aggravated assault charge corrected. North Texas Normal college president W H Bruce hosted Seniors in annual event. Dr Lane, Memphis Medical College graduate, may practice medicine in Oklahoma. former Denton resident son of A L Lane. Funeral guests include Loveland Oklahoma El Paso Texas Cisco Texas Dallas. Junior College of Industrial Arts hosts Seniors for moonlight picnic at Springside with teachers as chaperones. Moonlight picnic at Blue Hole chaperoned by Mesdames Milkiff Embree. attendees listed.
A luncheon and the cantata Ruth by Moonlight are scheduled with J C on the lawn. The Record and Chronicle offer printing and engraving services for cards with affordable rates and both phones listed.
Those who missed the cantata Ruth may hear its success Thursday night on the J. C. Coit lawn. Admission is 25 cents. Tickets on sale at Minois drug store. Unused tickets from the first presentation will be honored.
An Elgin gold filled watch priced at 10 dollars is offered at W. J. McCray's shop on the east side and may attract local buyers.
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