The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-03
CURRENT COMMENTS.

visit 20 friends in Philadelphia
Miss Florence King. of Norfolk, is the
guest OF her brother, DR. j g. King.
Rev. Father D. f, Coleman isquire sick
at his residence on Princess Anne street.
Mr.. f. X. Wheeler is making extensive
improvement to his property on Main
street.
Miss Susie Rawlings has returned home
after delightful yisi' to friends III
Orange.
MIR C. W. Jones has gone to Baltimore
and New York to buy his fall stock OF
millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. }. q. Rpisuer, of McCon-
nellsburg, Pa, are visiting MIR John
Hartman,
Mr.. Edward Warren, Of Orange, il in
the city. the guest of his uncle, Mr.. W. II.
IlurkAmp.
Mrs. \. T. Rowe and Miss Meta Rowe
have returned from visit to hing
George county.
Mr.. John C. Willis and daughter, Miss
Nora G.. Willis, are visiting relatives IN
Caroline county,
Mr. W. W. Howard, of Newport News
is in the city. the guest OF hiH muIhef'
Mrs ! Willis Howard.
STYLISH Sl.25 and II 10 white shirt
waists go Toe closed at - cents-all sizes
at The 1. s. Brent Store
Miss Bruce Goolrick has returned 70
Lynchhurg. where che il taking The
course Hs trained nurse.
Misa Ethel scott. of Parton Heights
vino has been the guest of Mrs, ). W
Masters, has returned home.
Miss Annie Wiiliems, who has been the
guest oil Alss Cora Franh lin has returned
To her home ia Prince William,
{. ". Jones haE Just received n beAutl.
tul line of talirta silks. 10 all OF the new
shades. 10 sell at 19c., worth zoe.
MIR. 3. l.. Coe, of Elkwood, Culpepef.
has sold 10 ;. r, Pitts, of Caroline, Il
team Of four fine mules for $3.50
Little Miss Helen Fox. who has been
has returned 20 her home in Washing ton.
We are please TO state Mr. NC Thomp-
son, who has been so i'll, L. recovering
rapidly aud has hal NO lever Tor twelve
days
MIR, Fleming Schooler and Miss Willie
Schooler have returned from Hanover
county, where they have spent some
time
Mr. Vim. z. Meredith Of Manassas son
OF the late Congressman +. +. Meredith,
i, in he city registered at the Exchange
Hotel
Miss Lucy Brockenbrough knoXsand
Master Dou las II. Knox have returned
from a visit to their uncle in Richmond
county.
Miss Carrie ". Sale, OF King George
county, left Thursday with party OF
friends for fifteen days outing at ST.
Louis.
Wanted - Three ssleslsdies in dry
goods store. Experience preferred. Ad-
dress. Dry Goods. care Star Office. FREQ
srirL sbprg IA slit
Miss Susie Mallory Bradley has re-
tnrnpd from Bon Air. where she spent
the month Of August with the family Oh
Mr. J Blythe Moore.
Misses Margaret and Jessie Willis ana
Mr.. Geo. Willis Of Charlotte. y. e., who
have been the guests of Miss SRllie dFav-
att, have returned home
Mrs 4. ". Wallace, accompanied by
Misses Fannie and Mary MOncure, has
returned from Basic City, where they
spent the month Of August
Miss Ella Parker. Mr. j. Jillsrd Hyde
and little daughter, Lucille, OF Balu-
more, are the eutsts Of Mrs. $. |, Bag
gett and family in SpotsylYsnla'
Miss Florence Harris. head nurse at
the Mary Washington Hospital, who re-
signed her position some time ago, lett
Thursday for her home in New ! ork'
Midshipusu " Taylor Smith, /, )
\. arrived here Wednesday night from
his summer cruise. and will be the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. }. Smith,
Tor month.
! B. Halls drug store has been hand
somely retitted. A new ceiling has been
put in. The whole interior beautifully
painted. 1t is model. Up TO date look
ing drug store.
When YOU want beautifully finished
and up to date photograph OF yourself.
YOU can have il made at the Frederieks-
burg DAYS Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class in every respect.
Mrs. ". A. McWhirt, who has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Agnes, OF
Angola, Indiana, and relatives in Gar
rett and Auburn same State has returned,
much improved in health.
There will be an entertainment at
Fletcher's Chapel, King George county.
for the benefit of the church, Wednesday,
September 7, beginning az ! O'Clock p.
m. Refreshments will be sold
c. W. Jones milliners have been North
for the last ten days, attending all the
wholesale openings, selecting Tall stock,
buying French pattern hats, 30 that
our showing this fall will be our best yet.
Reautiful designs in millinery can al
WAYS befoundat the establishment OF Mrs
d. Is. Smith & Co., on Main street. We
are closing out our spring and summer
stock at low prices to make ready lOr
the coming fall
T. G.. Blake, of the District OF Columbia,
has awarded to MIR James Monroe
the contract for saving his lumber on
hia Forest Glen farm in Stafford county.
MIR. Monroe expects to begin at once
Mr.. Blake expects to make many i'm
provements 90 his property this fall.
Norris, The Jeweler, has just received
a beautiful line of candelabras, candle
sticks letter racks, ink wells, seoDces,
Assyr ian bronzos, gold and Aeolian
veaes, pitchers finished with "a and IL
CAT az gold. They are the h8ndsomest
goods Of the kind made All goods
guaranteed. and Norris guarantee
means something. Repairing ofall kinds
promptly done.