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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
AT Minnis Drug Store highlights its prescription department and a full range of drug store goods. The ad promotes box papers, envelopes, toilet articles, and manicure items and offers home pickup and delivery of prescriptions or family recipes with no extra charge, via phone number 188.
Fred Rayzor and Lucile Edmonds married Wednesday at the bride’s mother’s Greenville home. About seventy five guests attended a fern and white flower decorated ceremony led by Rev. E H Casey. The couple left for Dallas then Fort Worth and back for a Friday reception hosted by Mrs J N Rayzor.
An advertisement from A. F. Evers at 60 North Elm Street offers hat trimming and ostrich feather curling services for ladies, priced at 65 to 75 cents.
Childbirth notices list Chas Miller and wife near Pilot Point with a girl born November 1, J D Reed and wife near Argyle with a girl born November 7, Luther Allen and wife in Frisco Met with a girl on November 24, Walter Watson and wife in Frisco with a boy born November 4. A death records Richard Newton Jr of Lewisville aged 4 years with laryngitis on November 5.
Seneca Stock and Poultry Food 50 cent buggy whip with each seven packages of stock food. None better few equals. W. A. TALIAFERRO Bicycle Shop North Side Sp. 3rdits.
David Foster Kirkpatrick born January 29 1827 in Wilson County Tennessee died at his Denton home at 2 20 am Thursday after seven weeks of illness He served four years in the Confederate army and never swore allegiance to the United States He moved to Texas in 1869 and lived in Denton County ever since Survived by three children Mrs C S Wilkins Lewisville Dr D F Kirkpatrick Lewisville and Mrs John B Turpen Denton Interment at Chinn s Chapel with Confederate veterans in attendance
A notice asks readers to arrange two special cars to bring the Brown family to Denton for a big reunion. The item mentions Scott's Steam Dye Works and contact Bob Lester. Also lists First Baptist church Ladies Aid officers for the coming year and a bread order plug from Smith's Restaurant.
Scott's Steam Dye Works and Path Phones advertise services with the phone 25 and association with Gibbon & May Groceries. The note mentions fifty tons of extra chosen hay from R. H. Evers available wholesale or retail, linked to The Arkansas Mill.
Gibson and May advertise a change in wagon routes for ice delivery. From now on wagons won’t cover all streets regularly, but ice is available anytime by calling Alliance Ice Factory at No. 1.0 for prompt delivery by C. G Yeatts, mer.
A stream of visitors and locals appears in Denton today with Miss L. seve Arthur of Argyle and J. W. Day among those calling on business. Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding towns are represented as family visits, purchases, and agricultural notes are recorded, including Henry Pennington from Justin with turkeys and sale remarks, and Massey and Masons attending Dallas sessions.
A seven week progress note reports that the child began schooling recently and is reading exceptionally well, with teachers praising her early reading achievement.
Deputy Sheriff Roberts of Colbert Oklahoma checks marriage license records for an Oklahoma resident he suspects for bigamy. Records show a 1897 marriage and a later wedding to another woman in Oklahoma. He plans warrants once information is prepared.
Mrs W A Richards of Denton advertises a large flock of white Orpington cockerels for sale with eggs and baby chicks. She notes fewer trips required and invites inquiries.
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