The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-30
CURRENT COMMENTS

DIR Blight Harrison, OF Baltimore, was
in the city Wednesday visiting Ills
mother.
S12. 80 buys a 20-year guaranteed gold
elIad watch nj Loewenson X kaufman =,
the jewellers.
Mincie Ann Brown, OF Igo, King George,
is recovering from severe illness WIN
typhoid fever.
Miss Nettie Fitzhugh has returned from
Elkton. Va, where she has been spend
ing some time.
Mr. Stephen Pratt, of Washington,
formerly of King George, was a visitor
here during the fair
Mr.. Joseph II. Davis has returned from
a three weeks visit to Wilmington, pei.,
and other points North.
Mrs. Chas. T. Hilleary and children,
have returned from the Bayshore, where
they spent the summers.
Miss Carrie Wright, Of this city, and
Miss Hazel Faulconer, OF Richmond,
spent Friday in Washington.
The largest chinquepins ever seen here
We're brought from the farm OF W. ii.
Callahan in Stafford Wednesday.
Mr.. Ghas. W. Cash left Friday for Bal
timore 70 spend few days with his vile,
who is visiting her relatives there.
Mr.. u. NJ. Honey, OF Washington, a
former director of the fair society, was
here Wednesday taking in the fair.
Mrs. j. W. HiIleary passed through
town Wednesday on her way North,
where she will spend several weeks.
Mr. Ernest Minor and Miss Sarah V.
Chinn, both OF this city, We're married
Wednesday night by Rev. j. II. Light.
Mrs. J. W. Ayers and children, of
Petersburg. are here for aiew days, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. r. T.. BOzel on Main
Street.
Mrs. George Gouldman has gone to
Canton. Ohio, where she will a guest OF
her son, MIR. Samuel Switzer, for
month.
DIR. r. Ii. Pratt and wife, of Middlesex,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Pratt in King George They attended
the fair.
Mrs. W. n. Tansill and daughter, Miss
Lucy Temple Tansill. are spending II few
DAYS with Mr.. Edward NJ. Tansill's fam
lily in Washington.
Mrs. Helen S. White left Thursday for
Fort Smith, Ark TO spend some time
with her son. Mr.. Henry Stokes, and
family, OF that place.
Our autumn opening OF millinery &c,
Thursday and Friday, October 9TH and
9th. The public is cordially invited.
The T. \. Brent store.
Garrisonville and HARDWOOD played
their Mstmatcb game Of ball Saturday,
which resulted in score OF 20 TO y IN
favor of GarrisOnville.
In wedding rings engagement rings.
signet rings and all kinds you can find
no better selection than at LOewenson
K Kaufman's, the jewelers..
Attorney F. W. Coleman israpidly con
valescing. He sits up for several hours
each day. 1t is expected he will be ut
business again in two weeks.
Mrs. Lucy b. Chiffon, of Washington,
who was Miss Lucy Sullivan, ofStafford,
was a visitor here to the fair. and was
kept busy meeting old friends and rela-
tiyes
Mrs. Ferdinand Hart and Miss Marga-
ret Crismond left for Washington We'd
nesday. Mrs. Hart will go from there
to Flint Hill, Rappahannock county, to
spend some time.
Upon my word It's the SWEETEST line OF
watches, clocks. jewelry, silyerware you
ever saw. Another thing that pleases IL
the reasonable prices at Loewenson x
kaufman s, the jewelers..
Messrs Buckner and Holloway, OF the
Rappahannock Gun Club, visited the lar
ON Wednesday and left on the 0:26 train
for Richmond TO shoot with the Rich
mond Gun club on Thursday.
William NJ. Hamlet, OF Richmond, and
Ella n. Ryland, of fredericksburg, and
Robert l.. Brooks and Kate Skinner,
both of Caroline comfy, were licensed to
marry in Washington Wednesday.
Mr.. r. Archer Williams, assistant audi
tor of the Atlantic Coast Line X. H.,
stationed at Wilmington, \. e., Is IN the
city for few days guest OF his brother,
Rev. r. Aubrey Williams, on Washington
Avenue.
when you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness oil sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteedti rst-class
In every respect.
Jones opening and special sale Tues
day. Wednesday, Thursday, October I'd,
4th. and 5th. Stock complete at that
time. and you may expect the best dls-
play you have ever seen in TINS clty.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. James c. Jackson, Mrs. j. j.
Daniel. Miss Bessie Foster, Mrs. L. ,.
Casey and Mr.. G. j. Brown, all ofOrange
county. were guests of Mr.. W. K. Brown,
at his home. clifton Place SpOtsyl-
vania, during the fair.
Among the visitors at the fair Wednes..
dav was DR.. j. Fletcher Anderson, OF
Washington, who holds a responsible
nosition with the government in the line
Of his profession He was warmly
greeted by his many friends here.
Formal opening and splendid display
of fall and winter dress goods, silks, la
dies suits. ladies', misses and children
suits. millinery, etc, at G. W. Jones
October Sd, 4th and 9TH, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Also special sale
Edward Rawie Littrell, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Littrell, died Thursday
at the home of it's parents, after an Ill,
ness of five weeks of typhoid fever, aged
three months. Funeral Thursday after
noon. Services conducted 10y Rev. X. A.
Williams.
Mrs. John +. Mason returned to her
country home, "Shelburne, in King
George, Friday. Her daughter, Miss Flora,
will remain until Monday. The family
win come to this city about Novemberl,
and occupy their home on Princess
Anna street this winter