The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-12
CURRENT COMMENTS

Clerk &. A. Bryan. Of Stafford. WAS
here on business Friday.
Mrs. John Thurman. OF near Lewiston
was here shopping Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Dannehl have r.
turned from "a visit to the exposition.
Mrs n. L. Chesley and daughter, Miss
Bessie, have returned home FROM the ca
position.
DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Tompkins. son
hu"ard, and daughter Frances, have ~
turned from the exposition.
Thomas d. Ray, of fredericksburg. and
Lena N. Grayson, of Alexandria, both
colored. 1Eere married I'm Washington
Thursday
Mrs. Berrey Chewing, of Spotsylvania
who has been IN with typhoid fever, IL
improved. She has been nursed by Miss
Nellie Perry.
Miss Laura Ball left Tuesday for Rich
mond to attend the fair aud will goirom
there 10 the exposition.
Miss Frances Bowler aud sister. Mrs
George Gould, OF Louisville, Ky, went to
the Richmond fair and horse show Fri
day.
Mr.. Charles Hays. secretary of the
Potomac and Rappahannock Telephone
Co. was here Thursday looking after the
int rests of his company. Mr. Hays IT,
ports that his company has II miles of
wire up, ON which there are IL phones
working. The whole line will be- 81 miles
from Leedstown to Fredericksburg via
Colonial Beach, and will be completed in
few months and have Bell connection
in fredericksburg
Capt Murray Taylor left Thursday for
New York.
Mr.. jack Sangster. OF Fairfax, was in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. J. B. Sale and wife left Wednesday
to attend the fair at Richmond.
Mr.. Simon Hirsh is in Richmond at
tending the fair and horse show.
Miss Ellen Wallace left Thursday for
Richmond, where she will be a guest of
friends
Messrs. +. NJ. Chichester, A. +. Dickson
and ". X. Goodrich left Thursday for the
exposition.
Miss Eva Conway was a guest Wednes-
day night of MIR. Z. V. ID. Conway and
family. She left Thursday for Stafford
TO visit hor grandmother, Mrs. Clark.
Bear us in mind when you need a
watch, clock. piece silverware, ring. or
| anything in jewelry. We fill mail orders
promptly and guarantee satisfaction, a.
though you made the purchase in person
at ). ;. kauiman's, the ieweler.
Messrs. E.W Mills, Curtis Biscoe. Capt.
1. McCrecken, Harvey Wroten and o. NJ.
Armstrong left Thursday for Richmond
and the State fair.
Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen
II you contemplate buying time piece.
we can sell you one at the right price.
All fully guaranteed 10y S. s. kaufman.
the ieweler.
Clerk +. l.. Hunter and Mr. Fred Hun.
ter, of King George county, were in the
city Wednesday.
We thank our city papers for their
complimentary notice OF our fall opening
and the public for their congratulations
and their liberal patronage, which is n
substantial evidence that our opening
was a success. The T. n. Brent Store.
Miss Alice Cole is visiting friends in
Richmond.
Hat bargains. ribbon bargains, suit
bargains, skirt bargains. silk bargains,
ties. all on show at Jones opening, 9Th
and 10th.
Mr.. ". T. Jones was in Richmond
Thursday.
The opening at Jones will be n feast
Tor the eye. The bargains offered will be
a saving to the pocket. Don't miss it.
Mr.. II. X. Sweetzer is at the exposi-
ton for few days.
Have You read Jones ad in this issue
of the paper If not, why not?
Mrs. Thos. Waller, of Garrisonville,
left Thursday for the exposition.
Every season Jones goes forward. the
stock gets larger and the assortments
better. Opening days are Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 9th and 10th. You
are all invited.
Mr.. aud Mrs P. V. Daniel and daugh-
ter are spending some time at the expo
sition.
Beautiful new goods received daily at
Ii. +. Norris Jewelry Store.
Judge rhos. q. Jones and son, Walter
b., of Alabama. were in the CITY Wed.
iesday and Thursday guests at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Fine watches, beautiful lockets. veil
pins. belt pins. buckles. barrettes, pendant
neck chains, brooches. handy pins; every
thing guaranteed and up to date at II. i.
Norris Jewelry Store.
A telegram was received here Thurs
day afternoon stating that Mrs. S. G.
Daniel, who is still in Washington, is
very i'll.
Mrs. ID. f. Smith 4 Co. announce their
opening OF fall millinery, pattern hats
and bonnets and millinery novelties
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9th and
10th. Public cordially invited.
Mr.. T. Stokeley Coleman, OF Spotsyl-
vania, and Mr.. F.W. Coleman left Thurs
day for Richmond to attend the State
fair.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sr1cksburg DAVIS Gallery IS prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Miss Bessie Segar. Of Lewiston, who
has been guest of Miss Sallie Mont
gomery, left Thursday for Washington.
You cannot get better suited in q we'd
ding gift Of silver or cut glass than at s.
S. Kaufman's, the ieweler We do arts
tic hand engraving on all articles pur-
chased.
Mrs. Lewis F. Gouldin and daughter,