The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-11
CURRENT COMMENTS


much improved.
Miss Bessie Mason, OF Colonial Beach,
is a guest of Miss Flora X. Mason.
Miss Aylma Gray left Monday for viii
son. \. C., to visit her sister, Mrs Deans
Richie Sale. OF Essex. has gone to Cal
ifornia, where he has secured position.
The condition is critical of Miss Vivian
Daniel. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. /. v
Daniel.
Mrs. Wallace o. Mcmillan, cf Balti-
mon. is visiting Mrs. j. ii. Mills, on
Main street.
Misses Ellen Wallace and Lena Harri-
son have returned from Il brief visit to
Washington.
Miss Carrie Z. Moore, OF Bon Air. is
spending week with the family OF Mr.
". +. Bradley.
Miss Hattie kaufman has returned
home from an extended visit To relatives
in Washington.
Mr.. b. C. Dickinson, OF Hicks store,
and MIR. James Seay, OF Curlew, were IN
the city Monday.
Miss Bessie Selden. of Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss Sadie Taylor, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. Charles W. Cash, the veteran
eNpressman of this city, Is quite SICK AT
his home ON Sophia street.
Come now and see the pretty, stylish
hats. Everything is new AMI up-to-date
at Mrs. y. +. Smith \ CO..
DIR. l.. NJ. Irving, OF lrviugton, had his
left arm broken while operating n gaso-
line launch at lrvington Monday.
Mr.. Lawrence Alsop, OF Washington,
spent several days last week visiting his
sister. Mrs. Charles Perry, OF Fall Hill.
Mrs. F. C. Hayes. who has been a guest
of her parents, Prof. and Mrs. \. b.
towering. has returned to her nome IN
Washington.
You can have your pick OF thirty tailor
made suits for 81 80, the original prices
were $40. $3.50 and So. Come quick
and get first pick. The T. \. Brent Store.
Mr.. Rixey has introduced in Congress
a resolution with petition for estimates
for improvement of Aqua creek IN stat
ford county, from Coal Landing to W mar
tons Landing.
The Gigantic Sale is only at the Viz
ginia Clothing House. Sl4 Main street.
The entire front covered with red can
I 800, n,u-., -, & fpIfHfnrs
/ j1O-l3-s3t
Norman English had his hand badly
cut by saw, while at work at Thomas
Shackeliord's saw mill, IN Stafford, Mon
day. Or. K. J. Payne had to amputate
several OF his fingers.
Miss Mamie Hart has been sick since
January 1st at her home in St LOuis,
but her many friends and Srelatives IN
this section will be glad to hear that she
is rapidly recovering.
Invest your Christmas money in jewel
nv. You cannot put same 10 letter al
vantage. Special reduced prices now on
everything in our line at Loewenson y
Kauiman's. the jewelers..
Miss Clara Lumpkin, of Washington,
spent several days this week with Mr.. j..
| p. Rowe and family. Sheisnow visiting
her sister, Mrs W. b. Jones, in Stafford
county.
Have You seen the expert hand engray-
ing II. +. Norris. the leweler and optic
ian. is giving free of charge on every
niece sold bv him? 1t will pay you TO
| S.e- Main aff..at
Miss Sallie French. OF Stafford county,
spent Tuesday night with Mr. W. >.
Chesley and family. and lett Wednesday
| for Washington on an extended visit 10
friends and relatives.
When YOU want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
erickshurg Davis Gallery Is prepared to
make il. All work guaranteed iirst-class
in every respect.
To Our Friends and Patrons-We eX-
| tend thanks for your liberal patronage,
and extend TO you the seasons comph-
ments. and wish you a very happy ana
prosperous New Year Loewenson X
kaufman, the jewelers..
| Mr. Harlan Page. a carpenter OF King
George county, fell from building sat
urday and received serious injuries. HIS
head and face are cut, and there are
bruises about the body.
The Misrepresentation the new jewel
ers have been getting through false as
sertions in newspapers are so glazing to
we'll thinking people Of Fredericksburg
the result is very fiattering to II +. Nor
ris. the jeweler and Optician, $50 Main
street.
Many people wonder" at the great re-
duction in prices. and forget that the use
of "readv money" in business Is worth
manv times that of idle stock. Thus are
we willing to make losses, that we may
thereby gain the use OF money. Think a
little, then go to Jones special sale.
Bell Cole. a respectable old colored
woman of King George, died Thursday
"Aunt Bell was the wife OF George Cole,
nearly lightly years old, who served with
the Confederate army and made last
ito record for deN otion to his master
He was servant to Col. Thomas French.
Don't forget L. g. Roach, who is still
To the front with one of the largest and
most complete lines of whiskies, brandles,
gins. wines. rum, etc, TO be found in this
section, which he is selling at the lowest
prices. Special attention to mail orders,
which are filed as soon as received. His
| ,,,acialtx, Dura goods for little money,