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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
4
The Dickson bridge was partially destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon likely from an unknown cause. All woodwork burned and steel warped, the structure erected about four years ago.
AT Minnis Drug Store emphasizes prescription work and a full range of drugstore goods. The shop offers box papers, envelopes, toilet articles, manicure items, and invites customers to call for prescription or family recipe compounding with free delivery and return.
J A Minnis is highlighted for thirty years of experience as a prescription druggist. The notice emphasizes professional service and long-term reliability in pharmaceutical care.
A. L. Penyig, L. O. Shugart, Miss Mattie Pittman, and other visitors are noted in Fort Worth. Mrs. J. W. Cook heads to Galveston, Dr. Odell and Clinton Odell from Stony come through town, and Mr. and Mrs. Sexton of Justin were here yesterday. Various relatives travel to Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Lexington with updates on health and business.
A local ad offers fresh milk delivery to homes with orders to be left at the Restaurant. The notice is signed by P. T. Taylor and includes the address 801.
An old notice advertises ice delivery from A F Evers at 60 North Elm Street via the Alliance Ice Factory. It mentions irregular street wagons and a call to No 130 for prompt delivery. The ad includes pricing and classified rates for readers.
The county officers see few changes with many incumbents re elected. A W Walker becomes floater replacing F F Hill as local representative, Hill takes Hill replaces Worth S Ray. C V Terrell remains senator after a special election. S H Hosking becomes county judge succeeding Lee Zumwalt. Charles Mays stays county attorney. Durbin district clerk. Orr sheriff. Miller assessor. Reeve treasurer. Beaty county superintendent. Button to head county clerk next week. Hawkins to tax collector. Justice precincts unchanged. In commissioners court two new members: John Sarks No 2 and Jack Christal No 8, with Selman and Gary remaining Nos 1 and 4.
Gibson and May report the funeral of Miss Stanley the four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley. Relatives from Dadla Pilot Point Aubrey Justin and Waco attended. Interment was at the C. O. F. cemetery after services by Rev. Theo Estell.
Death announced for Mrs J G Wilkins aged about 78 at Little Elm. Survived by son Arthur Martin and daughter Mrs Caldwell, with siblings R B Barris ft Harris and Mrs A M Bush. Funeral at local church, Cottonwood cemetery interment. Fred and Woodson Harris among mourners. Brown family reunion noted. newspaper note also urges wood orders.
The notice hawks Parisian Sage by O M Curtis promising hair regrowth and reduced dandruff with money back guarantee. It touts cures for thinning hair and scalp itching, claims new life and luxurious growth, and advertises a 60 cent bottle with mail order support via The Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
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