Forgery Charges Shake Mp Stripling Case Briefly
L L News notes ams charged with forgery and Mp Stripling charged with wits released on each in a terse brief.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
4
L L News notes ams charged with forgery and Mp Stripling charged with wits released on each in a terse brief.
Fragmentary notes mention a bottle and names that appear garbled. The readable bits reference a painkiller and a horse related strain or incident, with unclear attributions to persons such as Davis. Further context is unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Tomorrow at the First Baptist Church a Sunday anniversary service will mark the start of Pastor Rev M Jews with the congregation. The pastor will deliver a suitable sermon and everyone is invited to attend as the unknown man is featured in the discourse.
A September meeting of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Workers in Denton County at First Baptist Church elected Mrs. C. J. Wilkin as president after Mrs. W. H. Long’s resignation. The service included hymns, Psalm reading, prayer, and an adjusted program with plans for October district institute.
City schools begin the term as students prepare to attend. District officials say classrooms are ready and programs in place for the new school year.
Denton public schools will start Monday with high expectations for a large enrollment. Superintendent Carlisle says the 1910-11 session may reach 275 to 390 pupils, with the high school crowd possibly near last year’s 268. A city teachers’ institute is held today to train new faculty and classify pupils for Monday’s 9 o'clock start. Regular classes begin Tuesday at the usual time.
W Kanad brings long experience in harness and saddle making to town seeking a West Side shop and related business. He offers blocks, tech service, and repair work. Local patrons are invited to discuss opportunities and services.
Baptist County Missionary and local pastor plan a 20 day tent meeting in the county starting September 18 the third Sunday of the month. Rev Estell and Dr Matthew T Andrews will conduct the services with a closing week at the church featuring Rev Geo W Truett of Dallas.
Domestic Science aprong for Industrial and Public school girls features a new honey lot from South Texas. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $1000 offer for any failure to cure and urges readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney and Company in Toledo.
Quo warranto proceedings in a Texas district court ousted the Roanoke Independent School District and reestablished Roanoke Common School District No. 59 with authority to levy taxes issue bonds and operate under school laws. The case involved trustees B C Buell H W Jenkins Jack Christal J F Ables P Lassen J M Medlin and J H Seagraves and affects county boundaries and bond approvals linked to a constitutional amendment.
A Oswego New York resident recounts a merciless cough kept him awake for years until Dr. King's New Discovery cured him. The ad touts rapid relief for colds sore lungs hayfever and related ailments with trial bottles offered and prices 60 cents to 1.00.
Reading is difficult, but the readable items note a sale of a Turnip Sidwop at a bicycle shop. It mentions Mrs. Thornley resuming a music class on October 1 at Mrs. Kowsky's on East Oak Street.
Denton resident R R Turner of W Oak St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cured his kidney trouble after years of backache and lameness. He previously praised the remedy in 1905 and reiterates that the problem never returned. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milling Co Buffalo New York retailers listed.
An oddly phrased notice offers asthma treatment information for free from the Frontier Asthma Company located at Room 792 in Buffalo New York. It presents no additional details or specifics about services or contact methods.
Miss Blanche Thomason of Denton is being considered by the school board for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Gertie Lake. The action reflects a pending appointment to fill the post.
Short notice lists property for sale on a rural farm in Denton County. Auction details and buyer terms follow with limited readable data. Local residents are advised to verify dates and amounts due.
Wiss hosted Miss Stellar Freeman Effie Masters Louise Paugherty Ava Gant and Gladys Parks for a 6 o’clock dinner at her North Locket street home. In the evening several gentleman friends attended and refreshments were served.
Two well mannered mares suitable for buggy work priced at 104 dollars each are offered at Swindoll's store.
While driving up Hickory street from the depot Friday the buggy was struck from behind by a cab. The horse sprang, throwing Miss Missey Ray Doty from the buggy. she suffered a cut lip and brief breathing difficulty but was not seriously hurt. Effie Kyle was with Doty, and the incident caused fright but no major injuries.
The Minnis Drug Store advertises a wide range of items beyond prescriptions, including perfumes, toilet waters, combs and brushes, soaps, and daily necessities of superior quality. It highlights free delivery and 30 years of experience, inviting customers to think of the store for all druggists needs and prescriptions.
The article lists Sunday services for Cambernland Presbyterian, M E Church South led by Rev Whiteside, First Presbyterian with Rev McFadden, First Christian led by Rev Rogers, and First Baptist with Rev Arups. Sunday schools at 9:45 am and sermons at various times. details include pastor return, special anniversary, and junior and senior unions. Visitors invited.
Rev. B A Willsey pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m Walter C Steinman superintendent preaching at 11 a m and 745 p m Epworth League at 7 pm Sacrament of the Lord's supper follows the morning sermon pastor to receive new members baptize Rev Willsey to baptize by immersion at Hickory Street Christian church at 4 pm Prayer meeting Thursday 8 pm Fourth quarterly conference at 10 am Tuesday at the church
Classified ad notes a Landau kitchen cabinet described as the best on the market with conveniences arranged. Also lists watermelons on ice and contacts for Magill & Shepard and Alliance Milling Co. May include Presbyterian church program details for the Christian Endeavor society on Sept. 4 with names of leaders and questions for discussion.
Captiol Stock Food promotes five doses for rent with cash guarantee and a free whip with each 50 cent package. S W Kanady advertises a bicycle guaranteed and priced low at W A Taliaferro Bicycle Store. Public school girls under Miss Roberta Bass will open a new stone on Sept 6 over Palmer's Muste Store.
Local society notices list residents and visitors in Denton and nearby towns. Names include W. B. Francis, J. L. Gammill, Dr. W. C. Kimbrough, Miss Clarabell Mitchell, Mrs. Pearl Land, Mary Pearl Armstrong, George Ina Smith, Mrs. C Lipscomb, Ethelyn Smith, Sidney Bates, Roy Borden, R. M. Huffines, Elma Owens, Vera Robinson, James Armstrong, Maurice Smith, Nell Musgrave, Mary McConnel, Mrs. Herman Schnitz, Augusta Dingle, R. E. Haskins, Lavinia Gillespie, Fay Parker, Mrs. John Hanway, and others. Messages note travel to Fort Worth, Dallas, Aubrey, Grand Prairie, Lafayette Ind, Independence Kan, and teaching posts.
At a special Sul Ross Camp U C V meeting on Saturday Cant. W J Lacy was elected temporary commander for the day due to Commander Hawkins illness. W F Egan R B Anderson and Alex W Robertson were assigned to draft resolutions on the death of Comrade W H Taylor. The camp attended the funeral in a body.
Rev. L A Willsey, pastor of Oak Street Methodist Church, has been elected principal of Graham Collegiate Institute in Marshallburg North Carolina and will depart Tuesday noon. The farewell service will be held Sunday night. Fresh fish and oysters at the Ideal Restaurant today.
Public school girls. 2t. See G. W. Sheridan at 803tfe for details on the car sale and contact.
A testimonial from Mrs Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina proclaims Cardui the gent le vegetable tonic that strengthens the system and relieves ailments of weak women after a two week wash. It claims the tonic has helped thousands in the past 50 years and invites letters to the Ladies' Dept Chattanooga Tennessee for more information.
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