Public transport rig promoted for events and services
A compact notice promotes Coupe style vehicles for public use including weddings funerals and special calls. It invites clients to call for a single or double rig for any occasion.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
4
A compact notice promotes Coupe style vehicles for public use including weddings funerals and special calls. It invites clients to call for a single or double rig for any occasion.
Attention students come and see for yourself. We clean press dye make or alter any thing in the way of clothing for ladies and gents and operate the only steam and French benzine dry cleaning plant in North Texas. We guarantee to please. New phone 300 Denton Steam Dye Works and Hat Factory.
Mrs. Chas Saunders hosted a Wednesday afternoon event for Miss Adams before her Nov 10 wedding to J W Sullivan. Eighteen guests hemmed and embroidered linen ends with an S motif, prizes awarded for neatest work, Mrs Bone winning a guest towel while Miss Adams received a collar bag. Mrs Evers and Miss Adams sang. a salad course followed for a list of attendees.
Late mentions from Dallas to Roanoke include E H Beal J W Simmons homecoming from Wichita Falls and Lewisville court attendance by E J Farrington. Roanoke cotton seed seed meal visit. Buckley family Waco trip. Prunty family moves to West Hickory. Indianapolis visitor A S Campbell joins W A Matthews. Williams family returns from Dallas fair with prize wines and cordials and plans San Antonio exhibit. Williams sells hogs and looks to Enid sale.
Free at home trial of asthma treatment announced by Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo New York. Company offers full format guidance with no charge.
Adjuster Turner, representing the companies that insured J. H. Simmons house on West Oak street which burned October 23, settled the losses. The house policy paid 2500 in full, while household goods were cut from 1500 to 850 due to portions saved from the blaze.
A new shipment of alarm clocks arrived at Minnis Drug Store priced at 75 cents. Trials of winter are discussed with a promotion for Simmon's Cough Syrup claiming to cure coughs, heal lungs, and prevent illness so you may enjoy spring.
County Superintendent W L Willis plans resignation to the county court and will move to Honey Grove to lead its public schools. Pending appointment, the commission seeks a successor for Willis, with several candidates named and a special session planned.
Candy notice notes Bunte's Diana Stuff Caramellon candies available at Minnis Drug Store. claims uniqueness and distinction from other sweets.
The ad promotes reliable heaters and Cook Stoves from well known guaranteed brands with good value. Free setup is offered and customers are invited to inspect and inquire about pricing.
Denton Lodge No. 82 I O O F starts a contest to recruit many new members by December 2. Mayor Ed F. Bates and Rev. J. J. Richardson lead rival factions with about twenty five assistants each. Prospective applicants receive blanks. results announced after thirty days. A grand rally and initiation are planned for December 1 with visiting brothers expected.
Turner Roark, employee of the Denton Press Brick Company, had the big toe of his left foot amputated Thursday morning after his foot was crushed between a freight wagon’s wheels while boarding a moving train. He had attempted to board to avoid delay when his hat blew off and his foot slipped between the wheels.
Word from Denton states Frank M Lyon former Denton boy married Bonnie Meek in Cour d Alene Idaho on October 25. The groom is the second son of Captain and Mrs H R Lyon. They will reside in Spokane Washington where Lyon recently moved from Denton.
Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills as the best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health. Sold for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
A. H. Baird Jr reports his father BAird Sr will relocate family to Fayetteville Arkansas. They plan to leave soon. Mr Baird has bought a farm near Fayetteville in the Ozark mountains. Oak and blackjack wood delivered at three dollars per cord. R J Wilson notes the versatility of want ads in the Record and Chronicle.
The 40 acre D. E. Garrison farm near Denton sold for 1400 dollars to J. E. McCabe. Denton shipped its first foreign cotton consignment with 150 bales to Liverpool by C. F. Witherspoon and Sons. Local moves include L. Bailey moving to the W. W. Wright residence on Alice street and Dr. W. B. Fritz family to occupy the Bailey property next week. Special Agent W. M. Ganzer received a Rock Island Red rooster from Phillip Tumelty of Wise county for demonstration work. Tumelty continues purchasing Jersey milk cows, with his son visiting to buy five more head.
Kanady's Seed House will reopen November 10 in the west side building of the square, previously occupied by Beyett Brothers. The shop will offer a full assortment of seeds and seasonal plants. S. W. Kanady Seed House Denton and Paris.
Everybody is invited to view the living picture at the studio of Misses Bass and Clark on Monday night. The person guessing the greatest number of pictures will win a prize. There will be 23 fine programs by the town’s best talent. Local U D C members will provide tickets.
At the request of customers we have added a new line of pennants. We believe you will be well pleased with the superior quality of material and workmanship.
A wedding gift of a framed picture is described as the most appreciated and appropriate token of friendship. Pictures convey sentiment without gaudy flair and serve as a lasting reminder of the donor’s memory and kindness.
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