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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
4
AT Minnis Drug Store emphasizes the prescription department and offers a full line of box papers, tablets, envelopes, toilet articles, and manicure goods. They invite customers to call for prescription transfers or compounding with no extra charge, promising convenient service.
Local gins report 4112 bales ginned up to Saturday night, up from 3942 last week. Total receipts to date around 5000 bales. Also notices about Mound City paint cost, fruit cake supplies, and hat trimming services by local vendors.
Joan Hodges hag returned to work in the County Clerk's office. Marriage licenses issued to J. Baylock and Mrs. Susie Bishop and to J. H. Ziegler and Miss Bertie Simms. John Serren released on $200 bond with H. O. Cain and W. C. Redfern. Jones grocery in South West Denton burglarized. only candy and cigars missing. Sheriff Orr recovered a horse stolen in Cooke County, sold in this county. $25 reward offered. The animal, owned by a Black man, was resold twice after theft.
An advertisement lists Frontier Asthma Company at Room 702 Buffalo New York offering free information and in home treatment. It names D R Turner's Choice Brick Figs and Hallows dates and G W Elbert for Thanksgiving groceries with two phone lines.
Ellichman of Denton County described eleven acres of orchard and two acres of truck crops yielding over 900 dollars from twelve acres and 175 dollars per acre on four bearing acres. He expects to replant annually to keep about four acres bearing while replacing old trees. Also notes pumpkin yams sold at 1.25 dollars per bushel and wholesale china bases offered by J. F. Raley & Co.
Mrs J A Sanders of Dallas and several others from Dallas Fort Worth and Pilot Point were recorded visiting. Names include M C Costen from Stony, J H Wilson from Justin, Rev W C Lattimore, Dr and Mrs W G Langley, Charles Mays, George Edgar Blewett from Fort Worth, L Floyd of Plano, J R McNabb from Pilot Point, and many families visiting or returned from trips to Dallas San Antonio Waco Bonham Hallowe en sales.
The ad promotes Gillette Safety Razors available as singles from five dollars and combination sets up to nine dollars. Razors are described as made of the finest steel with nickel, silver, or gold plate and housed in metal, morocco, or pigskin cases. It argues the razor is a highly useful gift that provides years of satisfaction and invites customers to look.
A local shop touts its carefully curated cigar cases with brands that have stood the test of time. The proprietor claims to keep cigars in ideal condition until sale. He invites discriminating smokers to join the growing list of regular customers, naming brands like Portina La Trinidad Caswell Club 10¢ Lopez El Arabe.
The Denton Woman's Shakespeare Club met with Miss Blanton on Thursday November 17. Quotations from the lesson were shared during roll call. A fountain fund drive was discussed with plans for a Sept event to boost proceeds. New members were proposed for upcoming voting. A discussion on The Loneliness of a Nation's Ruler followed led by Miss Paschall. Mrs Swemvon read Home Life of English Royalty. Mrs Haustein presented extracts from Club Woman's Argosy. The club will meet December 1 with Mrs T B Berry. Bread and fruit order promotions followed from local vendors.
Prof J H Phillips and John Hanslein hosted Normal Odette boys and guests at the Hanslein home with 8 to 11 pm games including 42 and a guessing contest Many Generals. Miss Boylan sang two tunes and hot chocolate and cake were served Thanksgiving is observed with local grocers announcing Thursday closures.
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