The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-21
CURRENT COMMENTS

Have you made your entries Tor the
Fair?
Don't put of entering your articles oil
exhibit for the Fair.
Make your entries for the Fair TINS
week. Don't put it of.
Judge r. H. L. Chichester has returned
from a business trip TO Washington
Miss Judith Shepherd has returned
from Crozet, where she spent ten days
Miss Ella MAY Grasty, of Orange Is a
guest of her friend Miss Susie rawlings
Miss Matte Harling, OF Riehardsville,
is visiting Miss Eva DOwney, OF tins city.
Miss Ida Vowel. of Culpeper. is aguest
of Miss Virgie Clark, ON Prince Edward
street.
MFR. John +. Cole has returned to the
University of Virginia to resume his
studies.
$12.5 buys IA 0-year guaranteed gold
filed watch mt LOewensOn X kaufman =,
the jewellers.
Mr.. b. S. Minor, a prominent lawyer OF
Washington. is visiting his father ana
brothers at Comorn.
Misses Edith and Beryl Barber left
Wednesday for n two weeks visit To
friends in Bedford City.
Richard Bode and Albert Bauman leit
Tuesday for Blacksburg, where they VIII
be students this session.
Allie Gray and Dora l.. Henderson,
both of Caroline county, were licensed 10
wed i'm Washington Monday.
Rev. r. A. Williams, who has been
quite indisposed at his home on Wash
ington Avenue, is improving.
Mrs. Dabney Carr Harrison, OF Wash
ington, is guest of her relatives, Col.
Charles Richardson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hirsh and Mrs.
Isaac Hirsh have returned from two
weeks trip to Baltimore and New YORK.
Mrs. ]. T. Lowery and children will re-
turn from Allegheny, Pa, on Friday.
Mr.. LOwery will meet them in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Bolts. have re-
turned from pleasant visit oil two
weeks to his son, Mr. James b. Bolts, in
Roanoke.
Onr entire new fall stock, including
dress goods, silks, millinery Re, will be
complete by the 25th instant. The I. n.
Brent Store.
Miss Irving Withers Wright, of Rich
mond. il here and will be the guest Other
relatives, Miss Susie NJ. Bradley, until
after the Fair.
The Smith-CoghilI Shoe Co. lost fine
horse Monday. Ii was one of the pair
which Mr.. A. f. Dickson has been driving
to his sample wagon.
Mrs. d. L. Smith and milliners, Misses
Keene and Jett, have returned from the
North and will announce the date oil their
opening in n few days.
In wedding rings, engagement rings,
signet rings and all kinds you can ma
no better selection than at Loewensoh
& Kaufman the jewelers..
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for 3. q or 9 months, or longer.
Hester Tuckson. colored, former resi-
dent of this city. died in Washington
Saturday evening. The remains were
brought here Sunday for interment.
Rev. Alfred l.. Jones, who has been
conducting a series OF religious services
in Albemarle and Cumberland counties,
il here with his family for few days.
Messrs. X. n. Goodrich and r. II. Car
michael shot % sOra on Aqua Greek
Monday. DR.. J. p. Stiff and Mr.. Brown
Boulware went over Tuesday to try
their luck.
Upon my word tbs the SWEETEST line OF
watches, clocks, iewelry, sllverware you
ever saw. Another thing that pleases Is
the reasonable prices at LoewensOn
Kauimar's, the jewelers..
Birthday anniversary and wedding
presents. the finest of all kinds manuiac-
tured by the most reliable factories Oh
the country. are sold with a guarantee
by Norris, the jeweler and Optician.
Miss Eva Downey, accompanied by Mr.
]. W. Carver, visited the hospital IN
Washington to see her father Sunday,
but he was 80 i'll she could not see him,
and returned home with sad heart
Norris signet, engagement, wedding
aud other rings are all sold with
a guarantee. Ii it is stamped IL, IL or
10 karat it means that and nothing
loss Ii will assay that at the u. ;. mint.
The case of the two negroes charged
with larceny OF q pair OF pants from II.
Falk was dismissed by the Mayor at the
reouest of Commonwealth Attorney
Iehn II. Goodrich, there being noeyldence
against them.
Rev. ]. Horace Lacy, Jr., OF Clarkss.,
vile Tennessee, who has accepted n call
to n church in Winchester, Va, is here
with his wife and four children, guests OF
Major ]. II. Lacy at his home on Wash
ington avenue.
when Won want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sen
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared, 10
make it. All work guaranteed first-elass
in every respect.
Mr.. John T. Goodrich, Jr., OF Jackson,
willie. Fla, who was injured in a railroad
accident some time ago and has since
been under treatment in Richmond; Is
here with his fathers family and Will re-
main several weeks.
Audrey Moncure, granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moncure, OF Wash
ington, who has been i'll with typhoid
fever at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
NJ. Hull, in Stafford, Is improving. DIR.
]. +. Tompkins attended her.
Miss Emma b. Peverill, OF Alexandria.
who has been visiting Sylvan Cottage,
the hospItable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montraville Poole in Spotsylvania coun-
Nv. has returned. She made many last
ing impressions, and her many friends
hope to welcome her again to Spotsyl-
vania in the near future.
Miss Tweedale, Miss Riley, Miss Jones,
C. w. Jones milliners, have all gotten
kh~-r,,Uh oaarcb nj all fine