The Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 186, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 15, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DENISON DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15.
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E DAY AT SHERMAN
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SOMETHING DOING
iVILLE PROJECT IN
Ithirty DAYS.
L Tex., Feb. 15—The near
B of the steel laying gang of
‘Wn-Dallae interurbart trtthl#
an awakened Interest on
rof Sherman people on the
electric lines at the pres*-
This interest was again
_ intense today by the state-
tbe part of a very prominent
man that work would begin
Gaines vllle-Whlteaboro-Staer-
irban Within the next thirty
iile this gentleman did not
have his name used, or ac-
tbe fact that he la not con-
the road, yet he says he
shown the papers which con-
that the arrangement for
this road has been complet-
sperts of a line from Tex-
i port Worth via Sherman are
to be growing brighter dal-
eh event Sherman will be a
center.,
Son with these > prospects
ate man today said that a
p of Sherman people who had
rty with him had within
ew days withdrawn it from
Court is at work on the report of Coun-
ty Collector Tom Dean.
County Attorney C. L. Vowell today
submitted his annual report. This re-
port shows $6,229.05 earned and col-
lected in fees during the year ending
Doc. 31, 1907, and the same amount
disbursed.
There are several more Items of in-
terest on the report, but as the foot-
ings have not yet been run up. this
will have to be done by the Court be-
fore they can be secured.
8ues for commissions.
Sherman. Tex.. Feb. 15.—Pascal
Head X8- C. B. Aydelott Is the style
of a suit filed In the Fifteenth District
Court yesterday. In this suit the
plaintiff claims that he. acting as a
land agent, sold 1,496 acres or land In
Fannin County. Texas, and 1.000 acres
In Arkansas for the defendant, for
which he waa to have received a com-
mission aggregating $1,500, but which
so far he has failed to receive. He
asks the Court for a judgment in this
sum, together with court costs and
relief.
other
Especially has this been
1th m«* who have been of-
P
Irge number of vacant lots
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SUCCESSFUL TRIP.
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nt Smith Finds Enthua-
for Better Schools.
Tex., Feb, 15.—Tom
erintendent of the Grayson
jg public schools, has returned
visit to a number of the
in the northwest part of the
among which were Sadler,
pleasant. View, Moungar, Red
, Rock Creek, Orlena, Pleasant
Nance Prairie, Belcher, Vlar’s
I and Grayson Land Company,
each of these places he found
pupils and patrons, as well as
chers, enthusiastic on the sub-
f rural school improvement, and
of them have already taken
i to make conditions better,
ntendent Smith Is also elat-
the work of two well known
! tody teachers, one of whom re-
in this city. They are Misses
Everheart of Canaan and Ma-
Itbroff of this city, who are en-
d in teaching the Canaan school.
*r ago the school house at this
i ns burned down and it took all
w available funds to rebuild it.
»being no money left with which
it seats, feats had to be Impro-
I, which were very satisfactory,
young ladies mentioned got up a
supper and cleared $147.30. This
tj they turned over to the trus-
with which to seat the new bund-
led the patrons, learning of this,
iptly came forward and raised
gh to finish paying for the seats.
Will Put in Permanent Crossing.
Sherman, Tex., Feb. 15.—G. F. Tapp,
assistant superintendent of the Texas
and Pacific, is In the city for the pur-
pose rtf completing the arrangements
to put in a permanent crossing at the
junction of that road with the Hous-
ton and Texas Central at this point.
This point has been the hardest place
is staged that these seed will be dis-
tributed to the farmers of the section
of country through which the road
traverses with the intention of getting
them interested In sugar beet culture.
It is also further said that several fac-
tories will later on be located along
the FrlBeo, and these factories of
filling tip with people, ^md land val-
ues are gradually but surely going
higher.
Mrs. Davis and her son. C. F. Davis,
who have been In Sherrtiaji for a
week, the guest of Mrs. Daws’ daugh-
ter. Mrs. C. M. Murphy of Loving
Avenue, returned to tplelr home in
Henrietta yesterday afternoon.
Kid. and Mrs. J. H. Fuller have re-
turned from Waeo, where on invita-
tion Rev. Fuller delivered an ad-
dress to the students of the Texas
Christian' University. Mrs. Fuller,
who is a member of the Women’s
course will be put In or nesr the_uu im a ........
towns and cities near which the larg-, Boar(j 0f tj,e gtate Missionary Confer-
est acreage of the beets is put in. Sev- ence o( tho chri8tla„ church, attend-
eral Sherman people have taken the
matter! up with Mr. Drake of the Fris-
co already, and will make an effort to
locate one of the factories here.
Sherman Lodge Meetlnge.
Sherman Ledge No. 45, I. O. O. F.,
regular meeting tonight at Odd Pel-
lows Hall.
Union Painters and Decorators reg-
ular meeting tonight at Labor Hail.
ed a meeting of
that city.
the board held In
SHERMAN RAILROAD NOTES.
S. P, Jeans, superintendent of j
bridge and building for the Houston
apd Texas Central, wa? here from En
nis yesterday.
The Frisco passenger train which j
arrived here from the north last night
at liSO yyas covered with snow.
I Engineer Sam James of the Cotton
j Pelt, accompanied by Mrs. .James, left
j this morning to enter tho company
hospital at Tyler.
Sherman Church Notices.
Sherman, Tex., Feb. 15.—The follow-
ing church notices have been handed
to tho Herald for publication:
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. A..
A. MeGeachv, pastor—Sunday school,
9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
Travis Street Methodist Church,
Rev. J. L. Pierce, pastor—Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. by the parior; pray-
ermeeting Wednesday night at 8:15.
You are Invited.
Key Memorial Church. Rev. W. J.
Palmer, pastor—Sunday school 9:40
THE CHURCHES SUHDAY
| UMBRELLAS
(Notices iu this column are printed
without charge, the only requirement be-
ing that ropy for same be handed In
not. later thun (S t>. m. on Friday.)
Christian.
The South Side Christian Church.
231 W. Munson Street. Robert Dren-
non, pastor, Sunday School at 10 a.
m.; preaching at ll a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Every-
body cordially invited.
Sure to rain now and then in this zone. So an umbrella is cer-
tain to come in handy. ,
Mercerized, Gloria, Unions and Silks In aeverat grades. 8teel
rods and Paragon Frames. Ha-tdaome assortment of handles.
81.00 81.25 81.50 to 88.00.
We offer our trade no seconds or trash umbrellas
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order to ! ’
quote a very low price.
First Christian Church, Armstrong
Avenue and Crawford Street, Rev
George W. Lee, pastor. Sermon at
11 a. m., "The ideal Church," and at j «
7:30 p. m., "A Mother’s Prayer,” Sun-
day School at 9:45 a. m. Junior Fin-
deavor 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor at
6:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day at 7:30 p. m.; «boir practice
Thursday at 7:30 p, m. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. W. Lee, No. 706 West
Owings Street.
U. S. CLOTHING CO. I
HEADQUARTER8 FOR UP-TO-DATE CLOTHE8.
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PAINT
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Episcopal. *
St. Paul’s Sunday School. No. 231
West Munson street.—Sunday school < •
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock.111
Everyone invited.
HARRISON’S
“TOWN AND COUNTRY."
SHERMAN NEWS NOTES.
in this section to keep up, it requiring
to ne overhauled once or twice each 1 watf>r on business.
John Stowe is in Denison today.
John F. Evans has gone to Sweet-
week, and the management of the; yj j Simmons has gone to Pilot
two roads have decided to drive piles j pojnt for a ff>w ,jayg
at this point and lay a double crossing w g Venable has returned from a
of extra heavy steel on a concrete i business trip to Tioga,
foundation. In order to do this it will j Frank McKinney is in
a. m.; services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. by the pastor. Frances Willard j ,SI- Lukes Church, northeast corner
memorlaP services,' 3 p. ni.: Senior i Fannin Avenue and Woodard Street, i
league 7 p. m. Preaching by Rev. C.',»«'• c R l) Urlttcnton. rector. -Sep-j
M. Harless, presiding elder, Monday j tuageaima Sunday I Color lor vest-
night j merits violet). Regular Church ser-1
First Baptist Church, Rev. Forrest > ‘h« -sual hours. 8:45.a. m.j!j
Smith, pastor-Sunday school. 9:30 a.™'' .1 «;,*" • Also * ^*ndav,f
m.: preaching II a. m. ami 7 p. nt. by i 8choo‘ ‘J ’{" *• 111 ‘ “nflrmation in
the pastor; Junior Union 3:15, Se-
Better or more lasting paint,
than Harrison’s' "Town and
Country" cannot be made.
Fiver since there was such a
thing as Ready Mixed Paint,
“Town and Country" has gained
higher praise than any other.
This is the paint tho Govern-
ment. uses. We sell it. Car
Just in.
Men's heavy work Shoes, worth |1.80
........ ................ 81.00
Men's satin calf Shoes, worth $2,00
• at ......................... 81.50
Men’s box calf Shoes, worth $2.50
ut ......................... 82.00
Men's patent leather Shoes, worth
13.00 at.................... $2.50
Boys Shoes, 3 to 5 at........$1.00
Boys’ calf Shoes, 3 to 5, at... <§1,50
Boys’ kid Shoes, 3 to 5, at____$2.00
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AH are cordial- j m’
Friday 4:30 p. m. and 8
L B. EASTHAM
be necessary for both of the - roads
mentioned, as well as all Frisco trains
using the Houston and Texas Central
tracks to the union passenger station
to detour over the “Y’s” of all three
roads for at least three days.
Mandates Arrive.
Iwman. Tex., Feb. 15c—Several
f mandates were today received
I the Court of Criminal Appeals at
In by County Clerk W. Ed Baird.
n«ee were in local option violation
k and were as follows: Harry
Iher, 2 cases: Albert Watson, 1
}; Marlon Trail, l case; Tom
, 1 case.
t Wilson, In whose case a man-
\ *** returned, as above stated.
1 * negro, who died in Sherman
months ago. A legal question
in this case In the settlement
• eost bond by the sureties. This
I amounts to about $40, and is on
nl to the higher court.
Gideons to Organize.
Sherman, Tex., F’eb. 15—There will
be a meeting at the First Presbyterian
Church, Sherman, Texas, at 3:30
o’clock Sunday afternoon. F’eb. 16.
for the purpose of organizing a camp
of Gideons. The movement is inter-
denominational, and realizing the
potency of the traveling man as an
agency for good, we desire to perfect
organization for move active and ag
gressive Christian work; and we
hereby cordially and earnestly invite
all traveling men and members of tho
U. C. T. and T. P. A. orders of Sher-
man, whether professing Christian
or not, to meet with us at that time
and place.
There will be a special musical pro-
gram and short snappy speeches by
visiting Gideons insuring a pleasant
and profitable hour’s service. We
hope that every traveling man who
sees this notice will feel it his duty
and privilege to not only come but
bring another traveler with him.
Denison brethren cordially invited to
attend.
T. G. Bradley.
W. T. Burke
H. F. Burns
• W. G. Venable, Jr.
Gideons.
Howe late
Suita Filed.
«. Tex.. Feb. 15.—In the Fif-
Distrlct Court today the Na-
B»nk or Denison filed a suit
the Ravenna . Packing and
luring Company. This suit is
on a note alleged to be past
[C. Moton vs. Aggie Moton. is the
°f * divorce suit filed In the
' court.
i Grand Jury will convene Mon-
Offlelat Reports Mad*.
*"• Tex., Feb. 15.—The Court-
nlssioners have been engaged
nx and examining reports to-
was approved
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and Ike
Linen Shower.
Sherman, Tex., Feb. 15.—La>-t even-
ing quite a number of the young
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mel-
roy, who were married on Wednesday
evening of last week, surprisd them _ _ _ _____ .......
by calling and presenting the ''ride. I ^ mjsfortune to lose her purse con
wbo was formerly Miss Hattie Nlch-uajning $50 a few (lavs since, which
ols of this city, with a linen shower. ja). sjle |,ag fajje{| recover.
The afalr was altogether unloosed for, i (jeorge Brown has returned from a
as the young couple had surprised a 1 justness trip in Oklahoma, where he
the city to
day from Collinsville,
Billie Reeves went to
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. 1. B. Reeves is reported to
be slightly improved today.
William Hagerman has returned
from a business trip to Clarksville.
Mrs. Jim Tatum has returned from
a visit to friends and relatives in Van
Alstyne. -
W. A. Morrison has returned from
a trip in the w'est side of the coun-
ty.
Clarence Brammer returned from
Gunter today, where lie spent, yester-
day on the Club lake.
W. A. Vinson has returned from
Oklahoma, where he has been the
past few days on business.
Rev. F. FI. Leach of this city has
been called to the pastorate of the
Presbyterian Church at Howe.
A. H. Gee is in the city from Pitot
Point, the guest of his son, II. W. Gee,
a prominent young business man of
this city.
Wr. R. Brents, president of the
Commercial National bank, has re-
turned from Dallas, where he went
on business.
Miss Mary Houston, a student at
the North Texas College, has gone
to Gainesville to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wempel have
returned to their home in F'ort Worth
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William
Hagerman in this city.
Miss Rebecca Simpson of Kidd-Key
has gone to Whitesboro to spend Sun-
day. She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Frances Viars.
John Sledge has returned from Mc-
Kinney, where he went as a witness
in a murder case on trial in the Dis-
trict* Court at that place.
Miss Fliv Austin of this city had
nior Union 6:15 p m.
ly Invited to attend these services.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Rev.
Father Blum, pastor—Services at 7
and 9 a. m.
Flast Lamar Street Baptist Church—
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. All are
cordially invited to attend the service. I '
Central Christian Church, Rev. J.
H. Fuller, pastor—Sunday school at
9:40 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. by the pastor; Junior C. E.
at 6:30 p. m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist—
{Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; service
10:45 a. m. Subject “Soul.
Wednesday evening meeting
o’clock, Reading room open front 2 p. m.
to 5 daily.
St. Paul's Congregational Church-
Services as follows: Sunday school,
9:45 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. by the pastqr, Rev. C. C.
Martin. No collections are taken.
Cordial invitation extended to all.
Houston Street Christian Church
i WALDRON DRUG STORE i;
CASH SHOE STORE.
423 W. Main St. Denison, Ttxaa.
Where Medicine Is Purity.
J. F. TINSMAN, PROP.
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Methodist.
Waples Memorial Church, corner’ll
Main Street and Scullln Avenue. Rev, |j[
E. L. Egger, the pastor, will preach :
Sunday at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. -:----------
Sunday School at 9:45 a, m. Ep-'
6:30 p. m. Special
music by Mrs. Harris and tho Choir.
Grace Methodist Church. Texasj
Street and Rusk Avenue. J. L. Da-
Crone, pastor. Sunday School at
9:45 a. m. Epworth League services
at 6:30 p. m. All members nnd
The! friends are cordially requested to at-
at 8 j tend. Preaching at Ha. m. and 7:30
SHONIS WEDDING
SIMPLE AFFAIR
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their friends with a quiet home wed-
ding, not even inviting their most in-
timate friend#, and were not looking
for anything of the kind. However,
the guests were given a cordial recep-
tion, and a pleasant hour was spent.
Mrs. Hyneman, mother of the bride,
at whose residence Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
roy are stopping for the present, as-
sisted her daughter In entertaining.
The young friends also carried fruits,
nuts and other good things with them.
Forty-two and other games were play-
ed.
Mr. Melroy is a fireman on the Cot-
ton Belt road, with headquarters at
Tyler, and he and his bride will leave
for that place Sunday, where they
will reside.
Encouraging 8ugar Beets-
Sherman. Tex.. Feb. 15,-Tho agent
for the Frisco at this place has been
informed that the road has made ar-
M. - MT IUIUI IHCU UlSIb • ------ -
iBe report of County Treasurer rangements to get a large quantity of
was called on account of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. R. N.
Brown.
Hattie Newhouse, a nineteen-year-
old negro girl wtio died at her home
south of Sherman, was buried in
West Hill Cemetery late yesterday
afternoon.
William Newman, a young busi-
ness man of Frisco, is spending a few
days in the city, the guest of his sis
ter, Miss Pauline Newman, who is a
student at Kidd-Key.
Rev. C, M. Harless, presiding elder
of the Sherman district, will eondrtet
quarterly conference at the Methodist
Church here, beginning Saturday
morning.—Howe Herald.
Memorial services will be held to-
morrow at Key-Memorial Methodist
Church in honor of F'rances E. Wil-
lard. These services will be held at
3 o’clock in the afternoon.
Prof. R. J. Kiker is In the city today
First Methodist Episcopal, corner
Woodard Street and Fannin Avenue.
0. M. Jeffrey, minister. The follow-
ing services will be held tomorrow to
which all who can attend will be wel-
come: Sunday School at 9:45 a. til.,
Wm. Campbell superintendent. At
11a. tn. there will be held an inter-
Elder R. D. Smith, pastor. Services ‘ efjting and unique service; Mr. Ether-
tomorrow as follows: Bihle study ^t. |ngtOI1 the*' delegate elect from the
9:45 a. m.
7:30 p. m
Preaching at; 11
by the pastor
a. m. and 1
General
young French nobleman leaves on his
honeymoon trip tonight with his bride,
who, until today's ceremony made her
a Duchess, was Miss Theodora Shouts,
heiress to millions and possessed of
rare beauty and accomplishment#,
The marriage took place at noon
today at the home of the bride’s par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P.
Shouts, in East Thirty-fifth Street,
the ceremony being performed by
Mgr. Lavelle of St. Patrick’s Cathe-
dral. The social prominence of the
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the wedding itself, the simplicity of
the function being in striking contrast
to the gorgeous spectacle recently
enacted in the Vanderbilt mansion.
Choir rehearsal Fri-1 There were no long lines^f waiting
Baptist.
First Baptist Church, XXI
SeptViagesim’a Sunday,''services will be building, Rev A. J. Kincaid, pastor,
as follows- Preaching at 11 a. m. and Sunday school. 9:15 a. m ;
7:30 p. m. Confirmation Class at 3 i morning service, 11 o clock
p. m. Sunday school at the usual
hour.
Austin Conference to tIn* „ _
Conference which convenes In May Itwo families and the publicity given
College Park Presbyterian Church—[next, will speak at the morning ser-! Hie courtship naturally attracted
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; preaching vice. Come out and hear what a lav- much attention to the wedding. But
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p, ip. by supplying has to say on a theme of vital ithere was nothing extraordinary about
minister. \ j interest to all. Junior league at 2:30
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, jp. m. Epworth League at 6:30 and at
Rev. B. Wrenn Webb, pastor—Ser- j 7:30 the- pastor will speak. Prayer
vices as follows: Sunday school 9:45 meeting and Bible Study class Wed
a m Preaching by the pastor at ltinesday at 7:30. Choir rehearsal Fri i ------ — —» 1— ------
a’ m’ and 7:30 p. m. Junior C. E. at 3, day evening. (carriages and automobiles; no battal-
’ m —0 ■ | ions of police to keep back the com-
p' , , „ . , ! Baptist. mon people, no attendanticltt'ksfekrtr*
W J Millet reS-Tomorrow belag Firs. Baptist Church. XXI Club bookers and powdered wigs, and no
Sunday
Sunday
evening, 7:30, prayer meeting. Wed-
nesday evening, 7:45; B. Y. P. IT.,
morning service, 11 o'clock; Sunday
Sunday evening at fi o’clock. Visit-
ors welcome at all services.
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South Side Baptist Church, Arm-
strong Avenue. Rev. Iceland Malone,
pastor. Preaching every second and
fourth Sundays at II a
p. in.. Sunday School
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m,
ing Wednesday evening
itors always welcome. nes. The young nobleman was of
—(*— | handsome appearance and fascinating
Calvary Baptist Church—Corner j manner, with the added attraction of
Munson Street and Austin Avenue, j belonging to one of the oldest and
Rev. J, M Talley pastor. Preaching most aristocratic of French families,
by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. in. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday evening. All w-el*
come to these meetings.
All are very cordially Invited
to attend.
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfer*.
Sherman. Tex.. Feh. 15,-The following
real estate transfers have been fi-ta for
record miner last report- _
O. W. SHPprnfirtd amt wife to N. A.
Wilson, ri'i acres, A. H. I«atira#r survey,
*V A. Wilson and wife to G 'W. Pap-
in block 47, Whitesboro,
penfleld,
$3,000.
Birth*.
feh. 15. The following
rejtorted slnee the last
Sherman. Tex.,
births have been
*"%»). !—To Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Pyles,
Pen Ison. boy. . _ ,
Feb. 3. To Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Jones,
Sonthmayd. tdrt.
Feb, s. -To Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hall*
day, SouthniHyd. girt. , , ,
feh. in -To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Brooks. Howe, twins, boy and gild
Deaths.
Tex., Feb. 15
gn suggestions whatever.
The ceremony was performed in the
drawing-room of the Shouts home,
which was tastefully decorated with
roses, orchids, lillies of the valley and
a variety of tropical plants
The marriage of Miss Shouts and
the Due de Chatlines Is the culmina-
tion of an international romance
which has attracted widespread inter-
est for months. It is said to be a gen-
uine love match, and naturally the
m. arid 7:30 (course of love did not run smoothly,
at 10 a. in. It was in Europe, while traveling
Prayer meet- with her mother and sister, tHat. Miss
at 7:30. Vis- Hlionts first met ihe Due de Chaul-
Hoc I no I'mm ir hfiltLtvtWkn „ f
Full line of neat fitting
for boys.
short#
For school wear—Box calf, wax
calf and velour uppers, with
good weight extension soles,
(-pedal custom made ..$2.00
F\>r dress—The new gun metal,
velour, vici kid and patent# la
the newest shapes,
12.50 and ............ $3.00
J. E. Boldrick I;
314 Main
Meat Slicer
Sherman. Tex., Feh. is.-The following
deaths have been reported stow last re-
sugar beet seed from Germany, and it
ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE
OF THE
IEAT MONUMENT SALE
L^n» th:* have, had many customer* that are highly pieaied
r ~ nwrf, nsa many cumomc ■ ui«i r ---
andsome, artistic rtrtd durable monument* that they have been en-
" Purenase at auch art enormous aavlng to them.
M* t** Tf#ur ttt#otion to *he fact that this ia no ordinary stock of mon-
'• ,h« fineat product of the beet granite and marble quarries in
States and Italy. Mad* up and finiahad by capable artists that
r™***nd #v#ry part of their trade, using all the moat modem labor1
.ry’ ,wch •• pneumatic tools, surfacing machines and power
to diminish cost of production. Monuments made up in de-
ar* a" you could ask for In proportion and beauty.
from the Star school. Prof. Kiker (von. rheumatism.
^Fch. 3.—Baby Riley. 22 months. Bouth-
rnsvd. spins! bifida.
Fob, 4. R«m Marshall, negro. 2a
years. Whltewrtght, heart failure.
' Feh. !».--Mrs. Brown. B3 years, Denison,
heart fn'.ltirs,
Feb to. Jack Below 7 years. S months
and 13 days Onrdnovllle mswfngttts.
Feh II.—J K. Moyer, 5? years, Dent-
THE PRICE
'#at they go at about ona-half you would have to p*y for Inferior
good” elsewhere. If you ar* unabl* to coma to our yard, write us
*«d we will see that you gat design* and price*. We think we
for wa have a good aalaction atlll on hand and guarantee eatie-
thf* e«|« closes March 1*t, so taka advantage of thi* great op-
*• »#t th* vary brat at a groat saving.
,#r»« th# place
Man steam marble
& GRANITE WORKS
A CO.
HEAR COUNTY JAIL, SHERMAN, T^X.
says tho pupil# of his school will sot
out a number of cedar trees on the
school campus at hi# place next week.
According to the dispatches, J. O.
Brown has been nominated for the
postofflco at Coleman, Tex. Mr. Brown
formerly resided in Grayson County
and for a number of years farmed
near Van Alstyne,
Oscar Gresham, stenographer for
the United States Circuit Court for
the Flastern District of Texas, is
spending a few days at .the Club lake
at Gunter, shooting ducks.
It Is reported that Mrs. R. N.
Brown, wife of the well known Metho-
dist minister, Rev. Brown, residing
st the corner of Tennessee and Rusk
Streets, is much worse. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. D. E. Emerson of Chick-
asha. Okla.. has been called to her
bedside. Mrs. Brown Is suffering from
pneumonia.
The wife of Jim Jones, a negro
farmer of the Gunter community, died
a few days ago. This woman weighed
over 400 pounds, and it took a spec-
ially constructed coffin to put her
away In. She had long been a resi-
dent of that community, and In her
young days had weighed even more
than she did at the time of her death.
Rev. W. J. Palmer, pastor of Key
Memorial Methodist Church, who was
severely bitten by a dog a few day#
ago, has sufficiently recovered from
the effect# of the bit* to be up and
about, and will (111 hi# regular ap-
poTntment fotffoffSlT
Get your 6 o’clock dinner Sunday at
the Elite Cafe. 5« cents.
Ormsby Simpson of San Angelo, an
old Grayson County boy. Is in the
countv on a visit to relative* and
friend#. He say# the western part of
the state, and esperlilly that known
as the Concho Country, is rspidly
Cotton Mill Baptist Church, Mlrlck
Avenue and Coffin Street.—Sunday
School 9:45 a. tn. Preaching at 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. every Sunday. B
We have not the only one In
Denison, but we have the only
one north of Main Street. Send
In your order for sliced bacon
and aee how nice it is done.
MULLEN
When Miss Shouts returned to i
America it was evident tha' she had
left her heart on the other side of the
water. The strong attachment be-
tween the young people had become
so well known that rumors of their
engagement became at once current.
But the father of the young lady, an
American of the sturdiest type, one
who had worked his wav from the
The Houston Avenue Grocor.
Both Phones
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Y P 4 P tn. Prayermeeting Tues* j bottom of the ladder up to the class
day at 7:30 p m. leachers meeting jn which only millionaires and rail
Thursday at
Boroughs, pastor, residence
Mill. Phone 130-3 old.
;30 p. m. Samuel F.. t r(,ad presidents are eligible, had no ‘
Cotton
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Catholic.
St. Joseph's Church, corner Owings')
Street anti Armstrong Avenue. Rev. I
R. J. Hutcheson, rector. Septttagesl- (
nia Sunday. First mass at 8 o’clock, j
High mass, sermon and benediction)
Get your 6 o’clock dinner Sunday at jat jo; no
Mass midweek days at
the Fllite Cafe. 50 cents.
MARRIAGES.
u. /Catechism Class at :
re'week (lavs at 7 O clot
ROBERT’S
1 Tasteless Chill
Tonic
Prickett-Biqbee.
John F. Prldwdt, a Denison pioneer,
and Mrs. Josephine Rig bee, who mov-
ed to this city from the Basin Springs
community a year ago, were married j Endeavor
yegterdav afternoon at 5 o’clock, by
Rev J. M. Talley, pastor of Calvarv
Baptist Church, at his residence. No.
123 West T^xas Street They will re-
side on West Nelson Street.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
GRIPPE AND FEVER.
Lucas-Roguay,
Harris Luca* afcd Mia# Lqona Ro-
guay were united In marriage by Rev.
Joseph Parkins, pastor of Trinity M.
E Church, last evening at hi# reni-
dence, No. 407 East Munson Street.
The young people will reside here.
For Sale.
*03 North Thockmorum., good 4-room
house Iff*. rash bilaneo $12.50
per month .*« « per ent inter-*-
1005 North Porter Ht.. n-W modern 7-
room house, both Jtnd ko. $1500, $150
rash bain nee $15.00 per month at «
per cent interest,
5'0 Knst Cherry »t.. 5-room house, ex-
rellent condition. M0« $200 cash but-
ance $10 |**r month at C per cent In-
tercut. .0
desire for a titled son-in-law. And, |,
furthermore, he made no concealment 1
of his feelings In the matter. Re-
port* that his daughter was to marry
the young French nobleman were de- i
pled by Mr. Shouts as rapidly as they j
were circulated.
The objection of Mr. Shouts was
supported by that of his elder (laugh j
ni-|ter, Mia* Marguerite, while Mrs ’
(Shonts wa# generally understood to
or ho i_n be ag ardent supporter of the prosper 1
’ tive alliance. But the objection of
First, Presbyterian ( hurch. corner j the, elder (laughter proved the weak
of Gandy Street and Buruelt Avenue link in the chain. The Due de Chaul-!
—Services on Sunday as follows. nt>H was never for a-moment dlscotir-
Preaching tl a. m. and • aged. He followed his loved on- to!
Sunday school 9:4.* a. ni , t^hristian j Ameriwi and for many weeks cont in-
ued his wooing under the very nose
of the objecting parent. Mr. Shonts
meanwhile busied himself In looking !
up the past history and reputation of
the titled swain. The Information he
received from abroad furnished little
ground to strengthen his objections.
Still he did not give In. The pends-1
tent wooer was put to the test of a
long acquaintance and stood it well.
And finally Mis# Marguerite went to
her father and declared herself in
favor of the match. Only then did
Mr. Shonts give his consent to the
marriage, whereupon the young noble-
Mrs. Rogers raised four lemons on | man played his trump Card for favor
ihe same bush, each measuring 10 by declaring that he nHther desired * nruwtlar Craycroft-
to 12 Inches, Both ladies raised the; nor would he accept any dowry with j D-Ktng. .1 gg . .
lemon bushes from seed. | his bride.
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come to all
■ p. ni A cordial wel*l
M. C. John-on. Pastor, j
The Southern Presbyterian congre-:
gallon will hold services Sabbath i
morning and night in South Side Bap- ;
tist Church on Armstrong Avenue.!
-Sabbath school at 3 p. m.
NO ACIDS NO POISONS.
NO CURE NO PAY.
NO CURE SO SURE.
511 North Willow. x*»*l 3-room hou*e.
$750. $150 cash balao< - $10 per month
at #’ p-r cent tntnre*l.
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trrey-Trrww; **^?
shad-, stable. $1250. $25* <**h balatire
$12.50 per month at * p-rc-nt Inleresi.
We have house* and linck patches for
rent write fire nml tornmlo Insur-
ance’ In reliable old line insurance com*
CROOKSHANK * FOUKWrr MOORE,
J21 N. Travis suget. bhera^u. Tax,
Lemon Raisinn Contest.
Checotah. Okla., Fl'b. 15.- Mrs. I).!
Moore and Mrs. \V. B. Rogers, both of
thl# place, started a lemon raising j
contest, which was won by Mr#. I
Moore with two lemons each measur-
ing twelve inches In circumference.
W. H. ROBERT, Jr.
431 W. Main St. Denison, Texas.
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Stinson Drug Co. Sherman.
EES LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
CONFORMS TO NATIONAL FtfWt FOCN ANO ONW«S LAW.
An Improvement over many Cough. Lung and Bronchial Remedies, because It
system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. No opiates. Guaranteed to giro
satisfaction or money refunded. Prepared by PINEULE MEDICINE CO.. CHICAGO. U. S. A*
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For Sale by E. H. HANNA, No. 110 W. Main St., Denison, Texaa. New phone 106, old 181*3.
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