The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-06
CURRENT COMMENTS.

MIR. W. w. Abel, OF Quantico, Was III
town Wednesday.
Mr.. John c. Melville has returned from
business trip North.
Mr.. C. r. Howard was in Washington
Thursday on business.
Miss Bessie seldom. OF Richmond, Il a
guest of Miss Sadie Taylor.
Mr. ". n Blake left for Prince William
county Thursday on business.
Miss Lottie Baker is a guest of friends
in Washington Tor lew days.
Misses Mamie Willis and jamie Gordon
were in Washington Thursday.
Mr.. c. Mason Smith has returned 10
the university To resume his studies
Mr.. e. l.. DeJarnette, Of Petersburg,
has returned home from a visit To ifiehus
here.
Mr.. Richard Sale, OF Washington, was
here Friday, en- route home from Visit
to Essex.
Judge j. +. Mason was on the street
Friday and spent portion oil the DAY at
his office.
Mr. Henry NJ. Holiday, of Spotsyi-
wanna county, was a visitor to the 'itS
this week.
Miss Bessie Chesley has returned from
u visit TO friends in Alexandria ana
Washington.
Mr. Edgar &. Cannon left Friday Tor
Blackstone. where he is reaching at
Hoge Academy.
Miss Marian 2. Alrich, OF Newark, Del,
is visiting at the home oi MIR. lhos. H.
Harris, on Main street.
Mrs. II. d. Armstrong, of Richmond, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. IT, Roach
near end OF Free Bridge.
Mr. Harwood. who has been visiting
friends in this city, returned 10 the Uni
yersity Of Virginia Thursday.
Mr.. A. q. Raines has purchased from
Mr.. A. p. Dempsey, his interest in the
Colonial Hotel, ON Commerce street
Miss Matte r. Lawson. OF Cpperyille
who has been a guest OF Miss Alice Gau,
mon during the holidays, has returned
home.
Hon. J. II. Biscoe, OF Spotsylvania'
spent Thursday night and Friday IN the
city. a guest OF his son, Mr.. IL. GURUS
Biscoe.
Miss Carlne Hirsh left Thursday Tor
Baltimore. where she will study music at
the Peabody Conservatory under Probes
sor Hutcheson.
Master Chas. Hales. who spent the
bolilavs here with his father, has ~
turned to Front Royal, where he Is at
tending school.
Miss Rennolds. Of Richmond, daughter
of Mr.. r. b. Rennolds, is guest oil her
aunts. Miss Rennods and Mrs. Martini
on Main street.
Miss Maggie Embrey, OF Chariottes-
Vile. and Mr. Gibson Embrey. oil brahdS
are guests OF Mr. Bowen Embpy ana
family, in SpOtsylvama.
Mr.. Vim. d. Hazard, OF Washington,
son of the hate Ex-Mayor Josiah Hazard,
Il ItTt ltlI a ifW hAAN 49, 80
daily greeted 10y his friends
Henry Johnson. colored, died at his
home in Spotsylvania county. Tuesday
evening. of asthma, aged - years. The
bnrial took place Thursday at ] p m.
You can have your pick OF thirty tailor
made suits for 81 80. the original prices
were $40. $12. 30 and $l5. Come quick
and oct first pick The T. y. Brent store.
The first day of the Special II Day Sale
Mt ZONES started of with lots and lots
nj onnreciative buyers We want all oil
Won to come. see what bargains are ior
you.
The marriage ofMiss Elizabeth X: Pen
dleton. OF Ashland, To Mr.. James NJ: COX
will take place Tuesday, January loth;
at ) O'Clock p. H., in Duncan Memorial
church, Ashland.
Invest your Christmas money IN jewel
nv You cannot put same To better ad-
vantage. Special reduced prices now on
everything in our line at LoeWehsoh "
Kaufman's, the jewelers..
Have You seen the expert hand engraV-
ING III. r. Norris, the ieweler and optic
ian. Is giving free OF charge on every
niece sold bv him? 1t will pay you 10
investigate. S2j Main street.
Remember your friends with a beautl-
fuIIv finished photograph ofyourseli dur
inc the Christmas holidays. You can
have il made at The Fredericksburg
Davis gallery in any style you wish.
Are Won ready for Xmas? Iinot, come
and see the pretty new fancy stock, lace
collars. fancy work. holly ribbon, etc, at
Mrs d. E. Smith & Co.'S. There you
will also find a big reduction on all hats.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mickey, OF
Dakota. have arrived in the city ana
have rented the residence on Prince
Edward street. formerly occupied by Mr.
Cbas / Green and family, aud now
owned by Mr.. John NJ. W. Green.
To Our Friends and Patrons-We ex-
tend thanks for your liberal patronage
and extend to you the seasons compli,
ments. and wish you very happy ana
prosperous New Year. Loewenson q
kaufman, the jewelers..
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The Misrepresentation the new jewel
ers have been getting through false as
sertions in newspapers are so glarlng 10
we'll thinking people of Fredericksburg
the result is very fiattering to Ii. =. Nor
ris. the jeweler and optician, $50 Main
street.
Mr.. John Page Kemp, who has been
visiting his relative, Mrs. NJ. G. Willis;
returned Wednesday to the Episcopal
High School, where he is a student. Mr.
Kemp is a son of Judge Wyndham
Kemp. -Of III PasO. Texas. and grandson
of the late john p. Herndon, OF Fair
view"
Don't forget L. G. Roach, who Is still
to tbe front with one Of the largest and
most complete lines Of WHISTLES, brandles
gins wines, rum, etc, to be found IN tnls
Section. which he is selling at the lowest
Inrices Special attention to mail orders
which are filed as soon as received. Ills
speciality, pure goods for little money
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