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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
3
Classified notices include requests for furnished rooms, garden work, and trade offers. Items feature new phone numbers, local box addresses, and various wanted to buy trade sale and service notices from Denton Texas and nearby areas.
KAUFMAN S R I REDS FOR sale Also registered Poland-Chita hogs E C Yeatts Sanger 94d noy28wp FOR SALE GOOD HOUSE good barn well improved Place on Lula street No 59 For further information see J W Locknane 34 McKinney street Tip SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON West Oak street for sale or trate Box 232 One FOR SALE A SPLENDID MILK cow 39 Texas street FOR SALE OUR LOT AND building on East McKinney street Jot 100x330 building 40x110 ar tesian well city water and sewer connections price 1600 Apply Denton Steam Laundry Co FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Geveral good second hand Oliver typewriters J E MCCABE Ex change Bank building 246tfe SUBURBAN AND CITY PROPERTY CITY PROPERTY A SPECIAL ty If you have any to sell or trade give me a trial P C WITHERS Over Wilson Hann Co store Old phone 361 43tfe 20 ACRES WITH HOUSE BARN and orchard just north of city to rent for cash rent See L Fulton 43tfe HOUSE AND LOT WILL BE sold at a bargain House in good condition lot 299x110 feet extending from Oak to Hickory street house fronting on West Onk street mear car line and Normal No trading propositions Owner is going to sell the property Get a ome and make the profit Address care this office or inquire 27tfc
Dr. W. A Jones and J. W. Fralin practice dentistry in Denton Texas located near Side Square and South Side Square respectively. W. N. Rowell operates D D S office over McCray's on the south side square.
E Botts advertises a graduate veterinary office at Hancock & Son blacksmith shop with new phone 269 and old 486. Sanitary milk and cream service via Reynolds & Hodges phone 426. Dray business offers first class service and household moving. Parks & Lester office Fox Bros with both phones. A R McGintie old phone 1 rents houses in East West South North Denton with furnished rooms for rent.
Local ad promotes chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs with prompt delivery and full measure. Includes best stove and neater wood on the market from Arkansas Mill on S Elm Street with both phones.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by J M Gurley the cement contractor. First class work at the right price with estimates available. Located in Bushey area.
Ed Dillon announces purchase and operation of the Short Order Restaurant in the Paschal building first door on ground floor east of the corner. He invites friends to dine and expresses mutual goodwill.
A near Frisco property offers eighty acres of black land with a five room house a barn and orchard. The listing notes most of the farm is under cultivation and asks 55 dollars per acre with sale in the next few days.
Joe Steenbergen visits from Believe rs. Geo Williams of Fort Worth visits relatives. Fred McCormick and wife attend mother’s funeral in Aubrey. J K McKelvy sons Ralph and Raymond ill north of town. Rider C BE Wooldridge off to Ennis and Bardwell to assist at meeting. Beulah Christal and Mrs Gene Spangenberg visit Waco Cotton Palace. Grace Bila of J J Anderson very ill with typhoid eight weeks. W Y Barnett from near Krum reports replanting 100 acres wheat due to poor rain. New packs of raisins currants dates received. Phone orders now for fresh goods. Phones 7.
Denton Nov 8 markets rose after the ginners report signaled bullish trends. Liverpool and New York quoted higher opens and closes with December and March positions advancing, while New Orleans and Galveston saw firmer spot cues. Local twelve cent cotton remained in fact Friday with top seed prices around 4.05 and broader offerings stained.
Rev B A Copass pastor of the First Baptist church here attended the State Baptist convention in Fort Worth. He delivered the annual convention sermon on "Perfect Salvation" from I Cor 1 30, a full report appearing in the Port Worth Record Friday.
Astonia can be cured at home. Trial treatment and full information absolutely free without charge. Write Frontiers Athma Company, Room 102Buffalo, N. Y. (Advt.) Pure apple vinegar at Turnner Bros. Quart and gallon jars.
A Rockwall tragedy reports the deaths of a 6 year old and a 5 year old shortly after a can of oil exploded burning them. Both boys were sons of local residents Ernest Misenheimer and R Jones.
George Watson was elected constable of Precinct No 1 at last Tuesday's election. The results affirm his victory in the local race and establish him in the position for the coming term.
Rail timetable fragment lists southbound and northbound trains with times for the Missouri Kansas and Texas routes. Mentions flyers express and T P service with morning and afternoon departures and a Dallas Branch north mixed train schedule.
Mrs Jim Simmons hosts Miss Katherine Bass with bridge and hospitality remarks. Ariel club's Music department guests, French music program, reports on divisions, and new committees noted. Mary Williams recounts National Federation meeting. social hour and refreshments conclude. Turner Bros ad ends notice.
The weekly dead letter list shows letters to be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington on November 17 if not collected. It lists numerous names under Ladies, Miss Ethel Bondages, Gentlemen, Rev E W Taytes, and Post Card receivers, with a note to say advertised and a one cent charge for all advertised letters. The notice is signed by J B Schmitz Postmaster and includes an advertisement for pure apple vinegar and phone contact.
Currie McCutcheon county attorney elect of Dallas announces his assistants. Noah Roark, former Denton boy and son of L L Roark, is promoted to First Assistant County Attorney. He will handle the State's cases in District Judge Barry Miller's court, where he already has a record of successful prosecutions.
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsed by Walding Ginnan Marvis wholesale druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. price five dollars per bottle. Day advertisement.
Bartonville brief recalls Benton Joliey and Chas Simmons visiting Denton to see the Heart breakers. Miss Emma Pruitt returns from Farmers Branch. Infant daughter of Bob Maynard dies. Milt Maynard heads to West Texas. Mrs H C Pruitt hosts a Halloween party. Elliott Moore and Dr Jolley attend meetings. School reopens Monday with Misses Johnson and Fowler in charge.
Five new automobiles registered in the County Clerk's office. Names listed include P S Kirk from Ifony No 274 G C Bell from Denton No 275 M R Stark from Justin No 276 J T Foster from Roanoke No 277 and J E Wilson from Denton No 278. Turner Bros advertises fresh potato chips with phone number.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Mercer Henderson on November 8. Cleve Fell pleaded guilty to gaming in county court and paid a 19 dollar fine. Sheriff Orr sustained eye pain after being struck by a low limb while riding. A new divorce suit, R B Richardson v Alta Allen Richardson, was filed in District Court. A trolley wire fall on West Oak Street disabled all cars on the west line until repairs were completed.
The funeral for Mrs. J. R. McCormick who died Thursday was conducted at the North Elm street home at 3 pm with Rev. Oscar T. Cooper of the Methodist church officiating. Out of town relatives included Mrs. J. H. Sanders of Dallas Fred McCormick of Aubrey and R. D McCormick of Dallas. Interment followed at the Odd Fellows cemetery. For sale Model 20 Buick nearly new cheap for cash see Dr. Martin.
Mrs. T A Robinson of 36 W Mulberry Denton Texas testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased her long standing kidney troubles. She bought at J F Raley & Co Drug Store and notes backache and irregular secretions improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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