The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-20
CURRENT COMMENTS

JUkkENi GUWlGViEN =
The ground hogs siA weeks have eS-
piredE
Mrs. J. b Gray. of Stafford, is visiting
relatives in the city.
DR.. John Owen, of Halifax county, was
in the city Saturday
Miss Eva Tyler has returned from an
extended visit To New York.
Mr.. W. 5. Hansford, OF Spot'ylyania,
was here shopping Saturday.
Dr.. Howard 4. Kelly, OF Baltimore, is
in the city the guest of Mr. H. Randolph
Howard.
Three carloads OF buggies, SUI ries. run
ahouts. spring wagons. etc., JAS received
.at NJ. 5. Chancelor's farmers supply
store. Remember. Chancellor makes the
price.
Miss Alice Dew, of King AMI Queen
county. is a guest of Misses Margaret
and BESSIE CrIsmOnd
Expert hand engraving and watch re-
pairing at IT, L. Norris the Ie, eler and
opticiau. 50 Main street
Commonwealth Attorney Lee j.
Graves. ali Spotsvlvania county. was m
the city Saturday.
Miss Molie Armstrong has rtured
from Baltimore. She has accepted "a po-
~ition with Mrs. d. l.. Smith ~ 20. this
season.
Mr.. James T.. Bradley. Of Baltimore,
spent SUNDAY herr. EN- route HON" from
Southern business trip.
Miss Ida Beverley. OF Essex county
was in the city Friday en- rou.e nome
after q visit To friends in Richmond.
For Rent-A desirable house Tor a
small family on Main street below rail
road Apply to I. y. Brent
Clerk r. 4. Harris. OF Spotsyl ania, re-
turned here EN- route home Saturday
from business trip to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Curtis Biscoc have
gone 90 SpotSNivauia % spend several
days with the family of Hon. jill. biscoe.
Alberta Stewart aud Nelson Gaskus.
colored. were married at the ho ue OF the
bride. near Stafford Store. Wednesday
night
Just received car load of Farmers
Friend corn drills. with and without Ter
iilizer attachment, AT NJ. ;. Chancellor
farmers supply store. Remember. Ohan-
cellOr makes the price.
Mr.. r. l.. Jaynes. who is connected
with Hoot Manufacturing Company, oi
Hartford. Conn. is spending "a irW day s
AT his home ia the county.
Headquarters for diamonds, fine
watches wefdug ,ignet. birthstone
and fancy rings. AT H. T.. Norris, the
irwelsr and optician, 50 Main street.
Mrs Harriet +. Smith and grand
daughter. Miss Frances Howard. have
returned from Baltimore. where they
have been guests OF relatives
Have your watch lookcdiu Have il
cleaned and oiled. Charges reasonable
Tor fine work. LoeweuSon ~ Kaufman
the jewellers.
Mr.. !. T. Thomas and family, OF near
Mica. Caroline. have moved here To lN"
and have rented "a house on the b"ni"-
ward
TIL, r. y. Brent Store received this
morning lot of iadie, elbow length
black silk gloves. also a lOt of b.a and
white elbow length KID gloves
Misses Pauline Grant, of Richmond,
and Mamie Holaday. OF t'oWdan' are
quests of Prof ". Someryiile and
family. on Washington avenue.
Something new. Ladies' col.arettes.
collar sprraders. back aud side combs
Beautiful STYLES at II. l.. Norris, the
ieweler and optician, 80 Main street.
Mr. :. +. Eastburn LETT Friday night
for Wilmington. Del, % attend the iu-
neral of his aunt, Miss Maggie Shake
~peare. which tools place Saturday morn
ing
one car load of Brown steel lever har-
rows and riding cultivators Just received
at N. =. Chalcril0r'> FARMERS supply
store Remember, Chancelior makes the
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hirsh Mr..
Isaac Husband Miss Rhett Calhoun have
returned from Baltimore and New York,
where they went 90 purchase spring Lni-
linery.
Being in touch with the best and lar
rp-t manufactures. / am constantly Eet-
ting the latest productions. II. T.. Nor
ris. the jewelcr and optcian, 80 Nam
street
The work of filling in with dirt around
the base of the Mercer Monument. on
Washington Ave. has commenced.
Messrs. Cartl.ght 4 Davis have the con
tract.
Mr.. J. II. Sacra of Mas-aponax. Is the
father of a fine boy The youngster Is a
week old He was here celebrating the
event Saturday.
You are cordially invited toinspcct Ely
large stock OF new iewelry suitable Tor
tine Easter dress at H. l.. Norris the
ipweler and opticiau, SO Main street
Mr.. Edwin Strashurger. of Baltimore,
is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
c. StrasbuFger. in this city.
Belt buckles and shirt waist sets. the
latest designs, Just received at ii. +.
Norris the ieweler and optician. go
Main street.
Mrs. d. +. Smith returned Friday
night from the North, where she pun
chased a spring stock Of millinery.
Richard Cox, fisherman. OF Stafford,
brought in Saturday morning the largest
rock Ash seen here so far this season. 1t
weighed over2Opounds and sold for ST.
90.
When YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness o. sell