The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 56, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 29, 1939 Page: 3 of 4
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DENISON
62-SO-3S
YEARS AGO
■yDULCK MURRAY
A newt 29, 1877
The community, was
•bout ten o'clock lut night to
learn of the sudden death of Mrs.
Julia Murphy, wife of K. Murphy.
She had been ill only two dayB.
The disease was an affection of
the heart.
Mrs. Murphy was fifty years of
age and had always enjoyed excel-
lent health up to this attack, nev-
startled er having been attended by, a phy-
sician before in her life. The fun- from the supposition that the
eral services were conducted at' name was expressive of the char-
the Catholic church at 10 o’olock* acter of the creek bottom east of
this morning following a high mass
of requiem.
town.
The premium bale of cotton
<0,d Boddy, Depot was a trading, g™*.,, jn Grayson county, by A. F.
post more than seventy five years! Murphy k Bros., shipped to St.
ago. It derived it5 name from the ij0ui3, arrived there 0„ the 24th
Bogy family of St. Louis, but fin- It was.sold at auction and brought
ally another “g” was thrown in; 24jic. Another bale, shipped by
M. Goldsoll & Co.
I'TTir MOUNTS
from Texar-
kana, arrived the same day, and
I sold for 25!4c, the cotton being of
i better quality.
August 29, 1889
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Yesterday morning about 3
o’clock, Deputy Marshal Hackney
and Night Watchman Lawrence
were stationed in the alley in the
rear of Tom Boldricks Shoe store’
looking for certain uncanny going
on, concerning which they, had
been given pointers, when their
attention was suddenly attracted
by two men making their way
rapidly, up the alley, each carry-
ing a large valise. The officers
concluded that the team had been
up to mischief, and decided to
find out what it was. When the
men came opposite, they threw
their g^tns on them and gave the
order hands up. The men claimed
to be just coming tip from the
train, but the men might just as
well have saved their breath, for
tvhile they were lying, the officers
were shoving them along to the
rear of Cutler’s saloon, into which
they were pushed at thV point of
a gun. Then their luggage was
gone through and enough cloth-
ing, caps and notions pulled from
the two valises to stock a small
, sized retail business. The men
i were marched to the calaboose
I and locked up. When the Green
Flag store opened up Monday
morning it was found that the
place had been burglarized and
quite a lot of goods taken. The
proprietor at once notified Jtlr.
Hackney of his loss and was some-
what surprised to be introduced to
his goods which were all readily
recognizable by the cost mark.
When shown the parties who did
the stealing, Mr. Brisker recog-
nized them them as a couple of
men who had bought a shirt at
his store Sunday morning.
August 29, 1904
Miss Ethel Davidson, while driv-
ing northwest of the city saw an
immense rattlesnake in coil near
the road. Miss Davidson drove*
ahead a few yards and then
alighted with the whip in hand and
went back to where she had seen
te snake. It was coiled and ready
for battle. The young lady liter-
ally whipped the snake to death.
It tried several times to escape,
but the young lady prevented. The
snake was about four feet in!
length and had six rattles and a
button.
Mrs. Langworthy, who resides
on Munson street, hung out her,
husband’s overcoat yesterday;
to sun. When she went to take it
in from the front porch it was
gone. The coat was new last fpl!
and cost $18,011.
Several hales of cotton and con-
siderable seed cotton arrived in
the city last Saturday. The ruling
price was 10 cents per pound.)
Fifteen cent cotton is looked for’
this winter.
Gideon Bible* at Fair
SAN FRANCISCO—The Gid
eons, Bible-distributing society for'
lonely hotel rooms, hospital", rail-
way stations and other places, j
intend that the Goldren Gate In i
tcrnational exposition shall make
ils site of “Treasure Island” a.
treaure in the renl sense of the
word. They dedicated there 11
Ions of Bibles which will be dis-
tributed in the usual way as fa=t
ns possihlo.
Denison’s in the national lime I
COURTS
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT COURT
U. M. CARTER, JUDGE
New Suit* Filed
Anna Jones vs. Willie Jones,
1 divorce
Continental Resources Isc. v*.
Mrs. Lillie Dickey et al, debt.
Edna Mae McGee vs. Kelly Mc-
Gee, divorce.
Divorce* Created
Cordelia Ann Jasser vs. Ma--
tin Jasser, divorce granted.
Sentence Suspended
W. E. Nicholson cf the Howe
community pleaded guilty to a
charge of forgery and passing in
'■ fifteenth district court Monday,
j and was give suspended sentence
1 of two years in the penitentiary
IRalph Elliott, assistant district at-
torney, represented the state.
Marriage tlf ■**■
Carl Hall and Bonni* Louisa
Lynn, Denison.
Bert Craven* and Evelyn Lash"
ley, Denison route 1.
H. 0. Anderson and lone Jen-
kins. Collinsville loute 1.
James Douglas and Emogeaa
Hale, Shamrock, Texas.
Leo Taylor and Lillie Faye
Decker, Whitewright. (
lAutombile RegUtratiea*
George B. T> how, Sherman,
Ford coach.
Ernest Guilland, iSheman route
2, Ford coach.
Jack T. Helvey, Sherman,
Chevrolet coach.
FIFTY-NINTH DIST. COURT |
J. T. SUGGS JR., JUDGE
Case* Disposed Of
Virginia Welch guardian, vs. E.
Truman Fletcher, ct al, damag e,
dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.
GRAYSON COUNTY COURT
JAKE J. LOY. JUDGE
Probate Docket
Ella Mae Medford ha" been ap- j
pointed temporary administratrix i
of the estate of Elah Jackson,
Medford, deceased, and her bond
fixd at $3,000.
Realty Transfer*
Mrs. Sarah M Finley and L. C.
Moll to Ray E. Shone Jr., 22
acres in the Abner Fox survey,
$450, Aug. 18, 1939.
W. L. Foxworth to C. F. Scul-
ly, lot 7. 8. 9, and 10, revised
plat of M K-T addition to Deni*
son, $150, July 25, 1939.
Mrs. J H. Loveladv to Walter
Ford, four acres in two tracts ir,
the Jamo-' Crawford survey, and
lot- 10. 1,1. 12, 1-3. 14 and 15,
V C Ferguson’s addition to D’t-
iransville. now B"Hs. $150, Auer
23. 1939
Fiona Deem* 'n Raymond D.
Ws'kor. lo* i!0 block C. Maxey
addition Sno’-rnon. $400. Jur»
28, 1939.
WINNER—Marguerite Sklirii,
18-year-old brunette, chosen
"Miss Treasure island" at tha
San Francisco Fair, who will
appear in the national beauty
contest et Atlantic City es
California1! prattieit |lrl,
light, let’s go'
NEED TcJ
-Buy 7
Complaints Filed
Janie Cawthon, possession of
•liquor for purpose of sale in a
dry area. Th» defendant wa« a ■
rested in Van Alstyne Saturday
niiht hy Donuty Sheriffs Jo,- Hall
and F. O. Mangrum. She ha" been
released on bond.
I Opportunity’; here. Deutsor-
I :ans, let’s go.
Brer Docket
Boh Richardson has been
granted a license to retail beer
at 1501 Washington, Denison.
NEURITIS
fllCVE PAIN IN FfW MINUYIt
To relieve the torturing pa;n of Neuritis,
iheumatiBni, Neuralgia or Lumbago in a
evr minutes, get the Doctor’s formula
iTURITO. Dcuendable—no opiates, no nar-
^■ependaoie—no ujn
otic*. Does the work quickly—must relieve
vorvt pain, to your satisfaction in a fejw
vorvi pain, to your satisfaction in a Tcf9
ninute- or money back at Dtugginta. Don"*
uiffer. Use NUH1TO ou this guarantee today
rOnce Rare, Mushrooms
Now Plentiful and Cheap
T
Bj JUDITH WILSON *
!HE art of flavoring and garnish- platter, and garnish with button
lng favorite dishes with mush- mushrooms and radish roses.
[ooms Is as old as the Pharaohs. In
indent times, mushrooms werei
jighly prized because they were
tire, but today they are both plen-
>ful and economical for use In
(cores of dishes.
V
SI-
TOMATO ASPIC WITH
MUSHROOMS
3 cups tomato juice
tire, but today they are Dotn pien- 1 teaspoon sugar
>ful and economical for use In 1 small onion, grated
Bay leaf
1 tablespoons gelatin
2 cup cold wa ter
I cup sliced radishes
Vt cup sliced mushrooms,
fresh rooked or canned
To tomato juice, add sugar, onlot
and bay leaf, season with salt anc
pepper, and simmer 5 minutes. Re-
move bay leal. Soften gelatin ip
cold water. Add boiling tomato
liquid, and stir until gelatin is dLs-
... ■ — solved. Cool until mixture begins to
...... ,, . J thicken. Add sliced mushroom.'
Still a luxurious ingredient, but and rac)isr,er. and pour into indi-
io longer a luxury, this delicacy. Vidua] molds. Chill until firm. Un-
other fresh or canned, may be com- mold, and garnish with who!?
lined In many ways with other in- mushrooms and radish roses. Serve
BUFFET SUPPERS
Jellied Mushroom Loaf
Watercress Sandwiches
Celery. Olives. Pickles
Orange Layer Cake Coffee
Chop Surv Fried Noodles
Bread and Butter. Olives. Piekles
Grape lea Cookies Coffee
tredients to make dishes that every wjth mayonnaise
RUNAWAY—-Brifain'i newajf aircraft carrier, the 23,000-ton Formidable, shown in eablephoto
aftar »ha burst her supporting cradle and made a runaway launching into Belfast Lough, North-
arn Ireland, On* woman wn killed and 6 persons injured oy the $ I 5,000,000 ve«el
SNOODLES”
By Gy Hungerf ord
me will enjoy. Below are several
-ecines worth trying.
JELLIED MUSHROOM LOAF
1 pt. mushroom and consomme
liquid
1 pkg. lemon gelatin
1 cup sliced canned mushrooms
11 -i cups cooked veal and ham
ground •
1 teaspoon vinegar
2 tablespoons minced parsley
2 teaspoons minced onions
Hutton mushrooms for garnish
CHOP SUET
l1; to 2 lbs. lean pork shoulder
2 cups cooked mushroom*
1 stalk celery *
2 large onions « V
3 slices bacon -t*
Salt and pepper
4 teaspoons sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 cup warm w atcr
I tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
Cut meat, mushrooms, celery and
NOTICE j
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KtD ADDISON
To broth drained from 8-oz. can onions in small pieces. Cut bacon
of mushrooms, add canned eonsom- fine, and fry. Remove bacon from
me or stock to make 1 pint. Heat pan and brown the cut meat in the
liquid to boiling, and pour over bacon fat. Add bacon mushrooms
gelatin. When dissolved, pour thin and other vegetables, and season to
layer into loaf pan, and chill until taste with salt and pepper. Com-
almost set. Press sliced mushrooms • bine sugar and cornstarch, add to
into this gelatin mixture to form warm water and blend well Pout
decorative pattern for top of loaf, this mixture over meat and vege-
ChlU until set. Combine remaining ; tables, cook hour stirring brisk-
gelatin mixture with other ingre-Uv then add Worcestershire sauce,
dlents. Pour over molded layer in Serve with steamed rice or Chinese
.oaf pan, Cljill until flna Serve qc . reqdif".
in mixture with other ingre- !y then add Worcestershire sam
■s. Pour over molded layer in Serve with steamed rice or Caine
pan. drill until Ann. Serve qc; fondles.
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 56, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 29, 1939, newspaper, August 29, 1939; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth737113/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.