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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1912
Page
4
Clarence E. Scruggs, noted Denton resident and first secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce, is recovering in a Dallas sanitarium after an appendectomy last week and hopes to return to Lancaster by week’s end.
Gran Christal was in Dallas Saturday and several residents from Lewisville Krum and Norman Oklahoma travel to Fort Worth and Denton for events and visits. Mrs W E Botts recovering from surgery plans to return home. Dr Charles C Woods of St Louis visits Denton en route to California for a wedding ceremony with many old friends.
A man and a woman were arrested in Lewisville for drunkenness and disturbance. Constable Wilson of Aubrey took them to jail. Work resumed on West Hickory street mains before laying macadam. A fugitive named Hr. James, sought in Oklahoma, was listed on the jail register.
The Normal college will begin the regular round of studies Tuesday morning after exams. Dr. Bruce said the classification of all students should be complete to announce at 8:30 chapel. Attendance Monday was 583 with students arriving on every train.
The store serves as headquarters for Conklin Self Filling and Waterman Ideal pens with dozens on hand. The Conklin and Waterman line up to date reflect years of manufacturing, offering reliable writing tools for many users worldwide. Prices start at 250 dollars and up.
A head-on collision on West Oak street Saturday damaged both Ford touring cars and halted traffic. A Krum woman sustained a minor forehead bruise while the drivers, Gribble and a Krum youth named Kittrell, said their speeds were low and both were in the streetcar tracks when their wheels met in the gullies near the rails.
Work began Friday afternoon on installing ornamental iron fences along the court house lawn sides to deter pedestrians from cutting across paths. A south walk fence was built months ago and east and west entrances will receive similar fencing to protect the grass and improve the square's appearance.
An advertising claim asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, offered as a internal remedy with a 100 dollar cure guarantee. The ad urges constitutional treatment and lists testimonials and a local druggist sale.
Denton County National Bank versus A Buckingham et al sue for 200 dollars. T. H. Jones versus H B and J B Hayte for 210.50 dollars. Also notes on commodities including comb honey strained honey mackerel pickled herring and a contact for T C Bample.
A notice announces the opening of a music class in Denton starting October 1 led by Mrs. Robert Haskins. The readable text specifies instruction for the early education program and the instructor’s name.
Northbound and southbound train schedules listed for multiple services including Limited Express Flyer and Special categories. Key departures noted around 6 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.. connections to Dallas and Wichita shown with No 281 282 and No 713 714.
Two more local Democratic nominees, County Clerk Oscar T. Button and H. V. Hennen, added their dollars to the Wilson-Marshall campaign fund. Several nominees have not yet contributed.
An advertisement touts reliable drug sales with strict adherence to promises and satisfaction guarantees. It claims thirty years of experience, urges customers to buy with assurance, and promises refunds if not satisfied. It emphasizes no excuses for dissatisfied customers and a straightforward approach to drug trade.
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