Tailoring and Cleaning Service on West Side Square
Cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver New Phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
4
Cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver New Phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
Catholic church led by Rev. Raymond Vernimont holds services tomorrow at 10 30 a m. First Baptist with Rev. Andrews has Sunday school 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m. American Presbyterian with Rev. Hellman lists services and juniors and seniors. First Presbyterian features morning choir and evening anthem with Westminster league and prayer meetings. First Christian presents Sunday school 9 45 and morning and evening services with baptism and special music.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South announces preaching by J Sam Barcus at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m with morning sermon The Church's Appeal to Christians and evening sermon The Christian's Appeal to the World Good music and all are welcome.
Readers are reminded that the Record and Chronicle offer extensive want ad possibilities. Advertisers can place notices for jobs, services, or items with customizable terms and durations.
A hardware store advertises stoves as a main department and urges customers to inspect the line before heater season. It promises reliable merit points and offers free price quotes.
Mayor Bates cites completion of the sewer project with minor detail work left. A joint committee from the council and citizens, aided by engineers Werenskold of Dallas and Hayden of Sherman, inspected the system and approved it with conditions. A 3 percent hold for 90 days secures street work, and connections require permits from the water works department.
A brief notice lists various toilet articles available at Minnis Drug Store. The itemized selection includes essentials for personal care and grooming.
The Ariel Club met with Mrs Joe Long on October 4 with new members and travel stories from vacation. The group elected delegates to the state Federation and planned a November meeting with Mrs Terry. The Woman's Shakespeare Club opened October 7 with Mrs P Lipscomb, heard talks on Shakespearean topics, and elected delegates to the State Federation for Denison November 16 17 18 19. The clubs adjourned to meet October 14 with Mrs Minnis.
The committee assigns territory for each Sunday school on October 17. Christian district covers west of Welch Street and south of Hickory Street. North Methodist lies west of Fry Street and north of Hickory west of Fry. First Presbyterian is west of Elm to East Welch Street and south of Hickory Street. Baptist is west of the square and north of Hickory to the east side of Fry. All areas north except Bolivar. M. E. Church South covers south of McKinney Street to the square and east of Elm Street. American Presbyterian includes west of North Locust Street, including North Elm and Bolivar Street south to the square. Cumberland Presbyterian is north side of McKinney Street east of Locust.
Minnis Drug reports a new stock arrival of Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens. Local customers can view a range of nib options and finishes with promotional prices available in store.
Mrs. Eunice Witt, mother of B. F. Witt of Lloyd, died Friday night in Fort Worth after a long life in Denton county. Born in Green County Kentucky, she came to Texas in 1866 and lived in eastern Denton County before moving to Fort Worth in 1895 to reside with her children. Her body will return to Denton on the northbound Flyer for interment in Lloyd.
Miss Zach Thomason departed for Erwin while C M Simmons visits Fort Worth on business. J W Jagoe Jr returns from Kentucky and Dr E L Burton and son A Burton host visits. Rain-related notes surface from Arzelé, Justin, and nearby communities with wheat outlooks and water improvements.
An old newspaper fragment shows an ad promising home asthma cures from Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo and a lost two dollar bill between Lone Star Restaurant and Wilson Hardware Store. A. A. Durham offers reward for return. Also a note that Miss M Greenwood Hardy will open elocution and physical culture classes in Denton Texas starting Thursday with a street address to follow.
An assortment of brief classified items includes prescription requests for Minnis Drug Store, a pitch to fund self or business, and notices for the Little Crater Crude Oil Burner at the May building. Also listed are Miss Clarke’s expression and physical culture lessons, a school program at 4 pm, and a studio over Palmer's Mosaic store.
The Little Crater Crude Oil Burn er is to wood and coal burners what the Marconi wireless is to telegraphy, drawing a parallel between modern fuel use and advanced communication technology.
The new Metropole shop invites the public to visit the old stand for a fresh, clean, and elegant shaving parlor. Patrons are assured of superior barbering skill and courteous service, with the hope of gaining loyal friends to the shop.
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