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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
4
Miss Alice George recovering from a fall in El Paso after Saturday surgery. G. T. Kirkpatrick improving after illness, with son Dr. Kirkpatrick of Lewisville visiting. Freight Agent John Bacon reports Denton cotton shipments reaching 1931 bales by October 15. Long & King, grocery merchants, prominent in daily life.
Don’t Break Down. Severe strains on vital organs cause breakdowns. If you are weak or run down take Electric Bitters to match less tonic medicine. Mrs J K Vands Sande of Kirkland Illinois says it kept her from breaking down during three months of strain. 50c at J Raley & Co.
Crew Wright and Ben Fritz will compete in the state tournament at Dallas during the fair, Mr. Wright said Saturday, with possible additional local riders joining. Denton County will have strong presence in several lines beyond the county exhibit, with numerous livestock and horsemen showing.
Physician considers symptoms age temperament and condition then prescribes remedies. Our store provides correct compounded medicines and tight strength drugs. We offer free delivery to supplement the physician's efforts and ensure proper treatment.
J A Viinnis, a prescription druggist with thirty years in the trade, is noted for long service and trusted retail practice. He built a reputation for accurate dispensary work and customer care in the local pharmacy community.
The Denton County Poultry Association directors met to finalize plans for the December show in Denton with premiums totaling about 200 dollars and potential extra premiums. EB M Arnold predicted Texas’s best poultry show with around 2000 birds expected. Judge Skaggs of Farmersville will preside, entries open to all comers.
The First Baptist church of the city concluded a four week revival on Sunday night. Gospel tent meetings across Denton aided by Rev. M. T. Andrews and Dr. George W. Truett drew large crowds. Forty eight professed Christ, with 37 already received, totaling seventy five church additions since the meetings began. The Dallas pastor spoke twice daily last week as the church outgrew its building.
A local shop highlights its expanded dishware range from affordable made-for-service options to the Derby White and Gold Imported China. Customers are invited to add items to their list and see the value and quality firsthand.
Rives Woodson and Miss Bertha Thompson were wed at the bride’s home at 211 West Broadway Gainesville at 9 o’clock Sunday morning. Rev. Niel officiated with a small gathering. both families attended. The couple, long known in Denton, will reside in Denton after a brief return trip from Gainesville.
A flurry of local visitors and residents travel between Denton and nearby towns. Capt A M Bush and John DeMauri of Henrietta are noted, with multiple entries listing visits from Gainesville and Big Springs. Denton figures Emory Curtis and J O Bell comment on the Dallas fair exhibits. District Agent Ganzer and college leaders also appear with event roles and travel plans.
Lir R. Turner listed with a phone number and groceries while a health note promotes Cham berlain's Tablets as a remedy for biliousness and stomach disorders. The ad emphasizes cleansing the stomach, strengthening the liver, and invigorating the system, sold by local dealers.
Friday we received another lot of Dolly Varden Chocolates and expect a weekly shipment. The candy is always fresh and considered top quality, encouraging customers to try a box.
A local pharmacy advertises services from Allison's Pharmacy located on the west side offering free home delivery and both phone lines for customer orders. The notice emphasizes convenient contact and delivery options.
At Normal College on Oct 17, work progresses in all lines. Sixures for the Science Hall are arriving and being installed. Manual training and domestic science classes meet this week. A photographer delayed, aiming to exhibit in Dallas. Enrollment reaches 665, with a planned May homecoming for the tenth anniversary. Mock Trial features graft and bribery charges with a special venue and witnesses. The Reagan and R. E. Lee societies show strong activity. a Mock Trial and band rehearsals continue weekly. Dr. Bruce supports the band and seeks state help for instruments. Asthma treatment offer appears from Prontier Asthma Co. to Room 762 Buffalo.
The U C V Sul Ross Camp held a memorial service at the courthouse on Sunday with many camp members and visitors attending. Comrade E T Bates gave the keynote memorial talk, Col Wag responded to a call for a talk, and several comrades gave short tributes. A reading by Mrs. Viola Berry and a request to boost Confederate pension appropriations were noted, plus plans to attend next Sunday's First Christian church service.
The Modern Brotherhood of America Lodge No 2826 was organized last week in the I O O F hall with thirty beneficiary members and twenty applications pending. Officers elected include J D Bruce president and Mrs Viola Berry vice president with a slate of officers and lodge physicians listed. A wagon delivery service expansion is noted and Fresh fish and oysters are advertised from Smith's Restaurant.
Friday night marked the silver anniversary of Rev. Heisig of the German Baptist church. The event featured visiting German ministry, a band from Dallas, and guests including Mamie Telkamp Lena Monschke Helen Siebenhausen Rosa Schablowsky Gus Telkamp Ed Monschke Paul Telkamp Ken Telkamp Willie Schumaker Carl Mammon Willie Rindfleisch Otto Tank Carl Tank. The celebration offered music and a pleasant hour or two for Rev. Heisig and Mrs Heisig.
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