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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1909
Page
4
Denton Transfer Co offers 24 hour service with trunks called and delivered anywhere in town. Also promotes new songs and instrumental numbers including My Marie Black Eyes A Little Ray of Sunshine Mexatexa Rastus Garden of Dreams and Lincoln Centennial March at Palmer's.
Tot Jones of Denton, now in Seattle, reports the great exposition winding down and notes a Taft photo and balloon ascent. Tom Rippy moves to Floyd place east of town. Floyd family relocated to Green Valley farm. Wm. Ganzer to speak on agriculture at Center Point schoolhouse Saturday night. Denton County Poultry Association met to raise funds for the December poultry show as the community is urged to contribute.
Wood dealer RJ Wilson offers delivery of post oak and blackjack logs at two dollars per cord. Local source notes available supply and contact details for inquiries and orders.
Evers Hardware promotes its Stoves department with a focus on stoves and heaters for the upcoming season. Customers are invited to review the line and compare prices with no charge for consulting.
In a hard fought clash at Highland Park Saturday, Sherman and Denton High battled to a 0–0 stalemate after 35 minutes of play. Denton, led by Fowler, threatened near the Sherman goal with multiple long gains and a fumble near Denton’s 12 yard line. The ball spent much time in both teams’ territory with Denton holding the edge in the second half as Sherman kicked from danger.
New stock of Waterman ideal Fountain Pens is now available at Minnis Drug Store, offering customers reliable writing instruments and classic design.
Mrs. H. A. S Wolfsohn and Miss Minnie Paschal, delegates from the Denton lodge, traveled to Fort Worth and joined the Texas delegation of three hundred for a special train to El Paso. They will stay for Taft and Diaz talks in the border city.
Miss M. Greenwood Hardy, graduate of Kings School of Oratory and Martyn College of Oratory, will open elocution and physical culture classes in Denton Texas on Thursday. Street and number to be announced later. 55e.
A notices page lists Dr. John Mayfield from Denison visiting friends near Roanoke. Amos Brandenberger of Tulsa on business. Ola Sparks returning from visiting Mollie Rob nso and Ethel Elbert. Lottie Brashears and Nell Hill from Sanger visiting Denton relatives. M S Stout and family home from Boulder Colorado. Alvin Hill from Albany. Lane and Dansby from Bosque County touring. J C Parr returns from Justin after Cumberland Presbyterian meeting. J M Heargg from Oklahoma on business. Rev Fred L McFalden heads to Amarillo for Dallas Presbytery meeting. Nl Bullard of Argyle reports wheat and oats conditions. Mrs C M Jacobson of Lewisville and H T Stewart of Argyle hosted A D Miller family. Frontier Asthma Company ad offers free trial information.
The comparison likens the Little Crater crude oil burner to wood and coal burners with the Marconi wireless in telegraphy, suggesting a pivotal efficiency or innovation role.
Matt Hilger aged 78 died Saturday night at 10 30 from Brights disease of the kidneys after years of illness. Born in Germany he lived in Appleton Wisconsin before settling in Denton County where he resided with his wife and fifteen children. Funeral services were held Sunday at 4 pm by Father Raymond Veramont and burial followed at City Cemetery.
The brief notes describe the first movement of Schubert style Op. 14 No. 2 by Cooke, noting it contains much interesting matter and likely showcases technical themes and tonal exploration.
The Metropole announces a new shaving parlor on the south side offering fresh clean and elegant facilities. Patrons are invited to test the barbers superior skill and courteous service hoping they will become friends of the shop.
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