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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
A local tailor announces services including alterations presses and cleaning of skirts. Will call for delivery. Phone 40. Located at No. 6 West Side E.
Local notice announces Denton Steam Dye Works and Hat Factory adopting a new telephone number 300 for customer calls. The brief serves as a business update in the city directory.
Denton Creamery shipped twenty seven Jersey milk cows to Mr Griffin of Weleetka Oklahoma. Interstate shipment required tuberculosis tests showing the herd absolutely free from disease.
G W Baker of Little Elm and Rev Walter C Lattimore of Dallas visited the area today. Miss Oberia Robertson shows improvement while Miss Maggie Minnis of the State Blind Institute stayed with her parents. Commissioners Higgins Coleman Selman and Gary attend a special session. Charlie Vanmeter and Clair Porter work on plumbing at Lewisville's new school building. Jerome Blount returns home ill from Memphis medical college. Col F B Baillie, Texas journalism pioneer, travels for a Dallas supply house and formerly ran Cleburne business.
An ad states asthma treatment information is free and offered for home trial. Readers are directed to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 792, Buffalo, N Y, for details and full information without charge.
The most beautiful young ladies in Denton will pose for living pictures Monday night at Misses Bass and Clark's studio.
W A Taliaferro runs a shop selling guns and ammunition at the bicycle store location advertising sportmen supplies and equipment to local customers.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for cures that fail. It includes claims of internal use and direct action on blood and mucous surfaces, and shows endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others for F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
United Charities association plans an afternoon gathering at the M E church. Elm Lodge No 30 Knights of Pythias held a well attended Castle Hall social Thursday night with 40 to 50 members present. G W Elbert Co opens a poultry dressing plant at Cedar Street behind Milli can lumber yard, replacing G W Bibert. Weather remains hot with forecasts of cooler air and possible rain movements dissipated by southwest wind.
The Denton Lodge No. 82 I O F announces a member recruitment contest led by Rev. J J Richardson and Mayor Ed F Bates. Assistants to the two captains are listed, with a big rally and initiation set for December 2 to announce the result.
Denton High School football travels to Cleburne to face Cleburne High tomorrow afternoon in a game with a return match set for November 13 at home. Denton’s record this season shows one win and one loss, with a recent 5 to 0 defeat at Fort Worth. Sherman High rivals are strong, with 0-0 and 5-5 ties. Denton aims to rebound at Fort Worth on the 20th, after losing three backs and two linemen last year. the squad is improving and playing more smoothly now.
Bunte’s Diana Stuff Caramelion candies available at Minnis' Drug Store and urged as unlike any other confection. A U D C recital is noted for Monday evening at Misses Bass and Clark's studio on the west side. Hicks' Capuchine advertised as a liquid remedy for various headaches and stomach troubles sold by druggists.
A fresh shipment of alarm clocks arrives at Minnis Drug Store with prices noted. Members of the local U D G chapter offer tickets for the Woman's Home benefit on Monday night.
A society event at the College of Industrial Arts featured a handkerchief shower for Miss Gene Seay hosted by the M. Eleanor Brackenridge club at Miss Ludie Clark’s North Locust street home. Cupid presented love letter games, a wedding march preceded the dining room reception with purple and gold decor, and guests received souvenir pins before Miss Seay ran the “wash out on the line” queue.
Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman testifies after years of kidney trouble and a severe winter incident that Foley’s Kidney Remedy relieved his pain and normalized his urine. He adds a cheerful recommendation to others.
A. M. Stinson of Rusk County completed a purchase Friday through Brown & Yancey for a 66 acre farm six miles south of Denton, owned by Dr. M. L. Martin. The deal was $2,000 cash and Stinson plans to begin farm work soon.
Kanady Seed House will reopen on November 10 in the west-side square building formerly occupied by Beyett Brothers. The store will offer a full assortment of seeds and plants in season serving Denton and Paris.
A brief reader’s note urges avoidance of illness this season and recommends Simmon’s Cough Syrup as a remedy. It claims the product cures coughs heals lungs and keeps people in good health to enjoy spring.
At the request of customers we have added a new pennants line and believe buyers will be pleased with the superior materials and workmanship.
A short appeal promotes framed pictures as ideal wedding gifts noting they are lasting keepsakes that honor friendship. It urges choosing tasteful images and avoiding flashy display.
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