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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
4
Denton reports indicate cotton receipts near the 2000 bale mark for the day, with about one thousand bales received in the year so far. Gins show heavy activity, much of the cotton shipped directly to depots, complicating yard tallies.
Dr. F Botts returned Friday from Glasgow Kentucky where he went to attend the last illness of his father Dr S T Botts who died there September 19 A chronic stomach trouble was the cause of his death he had been under treatment at Rochester Minnesota Louisville Kentucky and other places for several months Interment was made on the 20th.
Miss Rosa Engliss of Greenville and Mrs. P Lipscombig in Fort Worth today. Mrs. W W Barton and Maud Lawrence of Argyle on business. Visitors include Miss Ella Dyess from Merkel and Miss Rut Crosg hosted by Prof Swenson. Several others travel to Dallas, Pilot Point, Sherman, Parvin, and Jackson County. Dr. J L Gammill reports Alabama trip and corn and cotton observations in Ponder.
Dr J M Inge stated Saturday that the deal to transfer his corner building to W T Johnson and J J Gillespie for 8000 had been cashed off.
Denton Trust Company notes they will continue loaning on land and guarantee loans as represented. They stay in touch with the money market to offer the best terms and rates. Also mentions poultry sales and sewing services at 48 E. Sycamore.
The regular monthly session of the city council will be held Monday night. Long & King grocers advertise prompt service, courteous treatment, and good goods at the lowest prices.
A note in the advertising column points readers to a locally interesting item highlighted today. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the tease signals a notable offer or event likely to draw shopper attention.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church South invites an open program Sunday evening at the church. Readings and prayers led by Mrs. Tom Lovell, Korea map and vision stations described by Mrs. W C Kimbrough and Miss Jennie Keyte, Korea items led by Mrs. W D Butler, Korea history by Mrs. M P Kelly, closing prayer by Rev. Warren T Whiteside. FOR SALE 160 acre farm offered by T M Rippy with 145 cultivated, easy terms, good residence as part payment.
Dr McReynolds as administrator of the D L Hill estate has filed the final account with the county court probate department and requests discharge. The report appears in the local notices with other brief community items including a Christian Endeavor program and local shop notices.
A crowded Majestic house witnessed The Wail of New Work with strong performances. Miss Nielson portrayed Roxy the orphan newsboy girl as scenery enhanced realism. Tonight Across the Divide offers new scenery and specialties. Fresh bread daily at the Ten Restaurant.
An old advertisement for J. A. Minnis Prescription Druggist promises care in drug quality and service. It stresses selecting a trustworthy druggist for life and death decisions, notes free delivery, and cites 30 years of experience.
Two young brothers B C and Horace Ogle of Mingo were exposed to a can of spoiled salmon in a neighbor’s yard. The lads aged three and five ate the fish and developed ptomaine poisoning. They were treated by a physician and reported improving and out of danger.
A Denton County lender advertises as the source of 80 percent of local farm loans and urges customers to choose dependable service. The message emphasizes reliability and trust in the Denton Trust Co. for agricultural financing.
Sam Denim promotes Waterman Ideal and Waterman Safety pens in a broad range of sizes with prices from 2.50 to 6 dollars. The Waterman brand is tied to a large factory and long production history, with a Safety model designed for grip or handbag use and advertised as leakless at 3 dollars.
J Ed Schmitz, now an agent for La France Fire Apparatus, returned to Dallas after a Denton visit. He praised Denton’s volunteer fire company, saying it is among the best for a city of its size and urged civic pride. He noted his business connects him with fire departments across the Southwest.
Local retailer Julian Scruggs advertises high grade millinery at affordable prices. The notice emphasizes quality hats and competitive cost for shoppers seeking stylish headwear.
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