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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
4
AT Minnis Drug Store emphasizes their prescription department and aims to supply all drug store goods. They offer box papers envelopes toilet articles manicure items and a call service to fetch and return prescriptions or family recipes without extra charge.
A brief note highlights durable Thanksgiving dishware and carving tools as reliable kitchen essentials. The feature emphasizes longevity and practical value for holiday meals, noting traditional serving pieces and sturdy craftsmanship.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION Miss Shada Elliott visiting in Fort Worth and Callan. Mrs Fletcher White went to Roanoke to visit her mother. Mrs A H Walden went to Fort Worth yesterday on business. N E Fairman and son Emory left Wednesday for Oklahoma. Mark McMahon of Bonham visiting R H Hoffman family. J R Whayne of Ardmore Okla at sister F M Craddock’s bedside. Mrs Chas Mays and baby visiting Pilot Point then returned home. T H Stewart of Canyon en route home after visiting Denton county relatives. Grace McClure and Ethel Thedford went to Fort Worth yesterday to visit Miss McClure’s brother. Rev Warren T Whiteside left yesterday for Wichita Falls to attend North Texas conference M B church South. F M McCoy here yesterday en route to daughter near Pilot Point. Mr and Mrs Hubert Ziegler returned to Denton at 126 North Bolivar after marriage in Dallas.
Denton resident J. H. Matthews says a Dallas policeman, while intoxicated, seized him as he stepped into the M. E. & 7. depot on Monday evening and took him to the police station. Matthews questioned the charge but was released with no action taken. He’s considering steps, while local readings warn of cold weather and ads push wood orders.
Express office to be closed all day tomorrow due to Thanksgiving. D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Ky recalls friends mistaking him for a doomed consumptive, then praises Dr Kings New Discovery after years of failed cures. The remedy reportedly cured his cough and improved health. trial bottle free through J F Raley & Co.
Wm T Evers advertising man for Evers Hardware says aluminum ware ads in the Record and Chronicle created strong demand. A shipment arrived this week and, after advertising in Saturday’s issue with medium spice, sales surged. Nearly a hundred pans sold out as aluminum ware market began quickly.
An ad urges men with thinning hair to buy Parisian Sage from O M Curtis for 50 cents. It promises to stop dandruff and itching, kill germs, and revive hair growth unless the roots are dead, boasting thicker, more lustrous hair and a noted auburn girl on packaging.
A. D. Turner loses two head of sheep to wolves in the past week and offers a five dollar reward for each wolf killed within reach of his Denton ranch. The ad promotes Long & King groceries with two telephone numbers.
Supreme court granted a writ of error in the case Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad versus the city of Sweetwater. Sweetwater won an injunction to stop the railroad from moving its headquarters to San Angelo, and the road lost a motion for a rehearing.
An advertising notice highlights a store named Aead with emphasis on labeling it for customer awareness. The item signals branding by the retailer and invites shoppers to note the store’s marked status for potential promotions.
In a brisk promotional note, Long and King advertise prompt grocery delivery, inviting hurried customers to call Phones 14. The message emphasizes reliability and urges listeners to try their service for quicker orders, mentioning Smith's Restaurant on the west side as a related tip.
Twenty four candidates were initiated into Denton lodge No 28 of the United Benevolent Association in the W O W hall on Tuesday night with Supreme President E S Royall present. Royall spoke on the order and future plans while Judge J D Ferguson and others offered talks. Shuster of Fort Worth promised further support and invited attendees to a series of free winter entertainments led by Miss Edna Clark. Refreshments followed at the Palace of Sweets. Bread orders encouraged from Smiths Restaurant and grocery items from G W Elbert with both phones listed.
Mrs F M Craddockly shows improvement. Deputy Sheriff Taylor arrests John Adam Pettigrew for train riding. Sewing club meets Friday at 3 30 with Miss Louella Hann not Thursday. Judge Clem Potter’s children in Gainesville sick with scarlet fever. Daughter of the Confederacy meets Friday at 3 30 with Mrs A L Banks. full attendance urged. Rev J W Moore to speak at First Presbyterian church tonight at 7 15 on Japan. Westminster League officers elected: Mabel Hogue president, Mattie Brown vice president, Milton Storrie treasurer, Beatrice Hogue secretary.
Long and King promote their ability to meet the needs of many Denton families. The message emphasizes that success comes to those who satisfy public demands and invites readers to test their service at phone number 44.
The Ariel clubs Literary department met on Monday November 21 with Mrs J S Terry presiding. Twelve members answered roll call with quotations from early American poets. Annie Smith led a Shakespeare lesson through a read and analyze session as she was out of town. Miss Williams presented an American literature lesson via a strong paper and discussion questions.
The Ariel club Art department met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Smoot. New members Mrs. R. J. Edwards and Mrs. Bizzell attended. Roll call cited English harbors. Mrs. Edwards read a paper on Heating Lighting and Fixtures. Mrs. Murphy led the lesson with Mea dames Wright Curtis and Magee as guests. A salad course followed and hostesses showed her new home. The club adjourned to meet December 3 with Miss Lee Williams.
A fragment indicates Frontier Asthma Company in Room 702 Buffalo New York promotes free viral treatment and full information about asthma care for home use.
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