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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
4
Denton High School faculty attended a Thursday birthday party in the domestic hall at 4 20 p m honoring Principal A Logan and Prof L P Floyd. Miss Elizabeth Storrie led the event with all faculty present.
Don’t worry over your groceries phone us and we’ll tell you of the fresh goods just received. Phones 44.
An at home asthma cure trial offers free information and treatment details. The Frontier Asthma Company advertises Room 102 Buffalo and urges customers to contact for trial information. A grocery note promotes Michigan Crawford Grapes with Paschall's Grocery.
The aged mother Mrs J B Jordan of Dunn died at Wadley Texas after grief over the death of her daughter Mrs Farris in Denton three weeks earlier. Local undertakers could not provide further details about Mrs Farris's death as of Friday.
Arkansas Mill advertises Kornfalfa Feed Kandy for horses as a complete, economical ration. It also pitches Straight Alfalfa Molasses for cows and urges readers to order now. Turner Bros promotes canned chicken and Underwood's Deviled Ham in various sizes with phone numbers 7 and 410.
Ask for Number 86 and inquire about Florida grape fruit or oranges Michigan Concord grapes and California grapes sent to you. Paschall's.
District Court 10 adjournment expected this afternoon or tonight as Santa Fe railway negotiates a new trial in Sullivan Santa Fe case. Judge Spencer rules in Ball v Ball home possession to Dr T A Ball and awards Nancy Ball the stallion. Appeals and receivers filed in Seonce cases. various rulings and motions noted. Court to adjourn about 3 o'clock.
Local members expect between fifty and one hundred delegates and visitors to attend the annual meeting which opens tonight at First Chrisman.
The three day event gathers delegates from Weatherford Cleburne Fort Worth Denton and nearby towns at First Christian church with Dr Caldwell of Central Presbyterian delivering a sermon on Prayer. The program runs Friday night through Sunday evening with services, round tables, devotions and addresses by local leaders and visiting speakers.
Advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as a fast acting remedy for back pain lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. A small trial bottle is said to soothe soreness in minutes without burning or skin discoloration.
A string of local visitors and travel notes notes include Mrs Floyd visiting Lewisville, Mrs May to Dallas to see friends, Miss Chloe Peel returning to Dallas, Mrs Woods visiting relatives, Mrs Tucker of Dallas visiting her mother, Mr and Mrs Fred Rayzor in Dallas for a week, Mrs Hudson traveling to Fort Worth, Mrs Pollard returning to Dallas, Miss Laura Hammet departing for Iowa Park to teach, Mrs Cobb returning to Farmersville, Mrs Emma Stokes Osborne visiting G. P. Davis family in Spivey Kansas, Mrs G G Davis and Lucille Byers visiting. Others include Mrs B L Peel returning to Dallas after two weeks, Miss Montgomery leaving Bannett Creek Mich after I A attendance, J M Deavenport recovering from appendicitis, and Mrs J N Fender visiting Dallas after a stay with her mother, Mrs Payne.
Choir practice at First Baptist Church tonight at 7 30. Reynolds and Burch erecting a house on Prairie Street for Mr Smith. John L Foster brought two bouquets of roses to the Record and Chronicle. Two year old child of Mrs Ida Harris Davis reported to Health Officer Piner with scarlet fever. Mrs Herbert M Walden of Dallas in a Dallas sanitarium for appendicitis operation. No Dallas Fair Special train this year. extra chair cars added to the 6 30 train. Former I A students in Dallas organize for alumni at the fair. All passenger service into Canton late due to a wreck on the joint track near Aubrey delaying trains. C A Whitehead on Fulton Avenue found a prowler at 1 am. suspect escaped. A D Rogers of the First Christian Church announces Sunday sermon A Model for Modern Prayer inviting all young people.
A light hearted comedy Those Little Flowers plays at the Princess tonight. The show promises brisk humor and lively ensemble performance with a pleasant evening ticket option.
Swartz Studio offers six pan photos and six post cards with prices 50c and 65c. Long and King showcase canned goods and Michigan Pork and Beans at 5c per can. Turner Bros and Smith, fruit seller, urge orders for bananas apples oranges grapes lemons with new and old phone numbers.
Two more diphtheria cases are reported in Corinth as Lafay ette Carpenter children, two youngsters of Mr and Mrs Carpenter, contract the disease this week.
Mrs. Dickson of Wilson-Hann Co invites readers to see the latest hat fashions in millinery showcased in Chicago and New York. The notice emphasizes new fall and winter styles and encourages an in-person visit.
A call to residents to keep spending within the community to strengthen welfare and local prosperity, stressing that every dollar spent at home stays locally and helps the city grow.
Juries summoned for the October term of County Court convening Monday are listed by week. Week one includes K. M. Everett and Jno Couch among others. week two features Frank Craft and S. A. Anderson. week three lists J. W. Day and J. H. Gibbons plus several additional jurors.
A 19th century household ad urges mothers to treat sick children with California Syrup of Figs. It links symptoms like coated tongue, stomach ache, and diarrhoea to sour waste and promises quick relief, touting the product as a harmless fruit laxative made by the California Fig Syrup Company and warning against counterfeits.
Won't you accept our grocery service which will prove satisfactory in every respect to you Phones 44 Use them any time LONG & KING
A Mother's sacrifice for her daughter takes the stage at the Princess tonight in a showing titled The Young Mrs. Eames. The production centers on family devotion and emotional choices as a pivotal performance unfolds.
A mild gentle and effective laxative is what people demand when suffering from constipation Thousands swear by Dr King's New Life Pills Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas writes They are beyond question the best pills my wife and I have ever taken They never cause pain Price 25 cents at druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Mrs Dickson invites shoppers to visit upstairs at Willson Hann Co to view fashionable ladies hats and fresh vegetables from Paschall's offering Michigan Concord grapes. Phones 86.
Paschall’s announces a fresh shipment of Florida grapefruit and invites inclusion in next orders. Phories 86.
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