The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-26
CURRENT COMMENTS

The fall Of snow was general over Vir
GINA.
Mre Sue Cole, who has been III for sew
eral weeks, is not improved.
Mr.. R. P. Wilson, of near Partlow' 8
Spotsylvania county, is dead.
MIR. r. Il. Carmichael has accepted a
position with the Melville Wooden Mills
Mr.. Chss. +. Tackett spent Sunday
and Monday here.
Miss Driver, of Newport News, who
has been visiting Mrs. +. T. Convey, ha'
returned home.
Mr.. John f. Rodgers is confined TO HE
home by sickness.
Mr. Jas. A. Scott was a guest Monday
of Maj. q. W. Cropley at Milford va
Many country ice houses have been
filed during the present freeze WIFI o0
ice.
Little Lottie Goodman, daughter oil
Mr. \ W Goodman, Of SpOtsy lVani"
county. died last week of memoraneous
Group.
Alta luncheon 20 debutantes by MISS
Nav Butler in Richmond Saturday Miss
Flora Mason of this city, aud Miss Elsie
Wexford. of Richmond county were
among the guests.
Mrs. II. f Norris has qualified IN the
Corporation court as adminlstratrlN 81
her late husband.
Mr.. c. NJ. Grafton, OF Fredericksburg
visited friends in Orange during the past
week Orange Observer.
Mr. W A. Bell, who spent last week
in New York buying new iurmtu Tor
W. A. Bell n Bro, has returned.
Mr. f W. Alexander, OF "RoXbury,"
near Oak Grove. Westmoreland county.
was in the city Monday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Thornton and chill
drpn, OF Port Royal. Caroline county,
ARE guests of Mr.. l.. ID. Disney, near the
University charlottesville Progress
L. NJ. Turner, OF fredericksburg, ar
rived here Sunday, and is assisting in
getting out the News . Mrs John I
Chewuing, of SpOt-ylvania. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs H. 5. Flshta ck, near
town.-Madison News
B. H. Decator, OF Miles. was in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. c. Minor Bolts, who has been very
i'll, is much improved.
Judge John T. Go Trick was at Stat
ford & II Friday on business.
Mr.. James B. Bolts. of Roanoke, is in
the city a guest OF his father, MIR. A. b.
Bolts
MT C. Sweet of Phoenix, y Y, is in
the city a guest Of Col. f. d. Cole on
Washington Ave.
Wanted-1 900 wOrkingmen to bring
their watches, clocks and iswelrv for re-
pairing 10 s = kaufman. the isweler.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson, who has been a
guest of Mrs W. A. Bell for a week, re-
turned home to Washington Saturday
Everybody very busy taking inventory
at Jones' In day or so Jones has
some important news TO tell you; watch
out for it.
Mr.. ". H. Hnrkamp was out Friday
on crutches. after confinement 10 his
home for week with q badly swollen
foot.
Wanted-To buy oil yodr old gold and
silver Cash paid for same by ;. ;.
kaufman. the ieweer.
John Willis.a well known colored man,
died at his home near the r, f. n p. K.
r. station Saturday morning after
short illness.
Broken your glasses? Save the pieces
Bring them TO Us. and will match same
at reasonable prices. S s. kaufman, the
ieweler.
Miss ]. r. Fitzhugh, who has been q
guest Of her brother, Mr.. W. H. Fiiz
hugh, in Vicksburg, for some time, ba7
returned home.
All hats greatly reduced, all trimmed
hats at and below cost. There are
few nice ones left. Come early and get
your choice at Mrs. d. +. Smith Co.'S,
S23 Main street
Mrs. Sarah Ellington died at her home,
near Berea church, Stafford county,
Thursday morning, at an advanced age.
The funeral took place at2 p. m. Friday.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
,r family, the thoroughly equipped Fred |
icksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
lake it. All work guaranteed tirst-cless |
= every respect.
At an elegant reception given by Mr.. |
and Mrs Eppa Hunton. Jr.,i Richmond
Friday evening. Miss Flora Mason, OF
this city, was one of the young ladies
who assisted the hostess.
Remember that we are Offering you
everything in this big stock atcut prices.
IL will be a saving TO select what you
will need as wei as what you now need
at these cut prices. The I. ~ Brent
Store.
Mrs S. A. Fins, who has been spending
several months with friends in Phoenix,
\. Y, arrived in the city Saturday and
s guest OF Col T. D. Cole and family.
A great many circulars and other forms
Of advertising are distributed around
the city. Rad them all, then wait for
what c. W. Jones has TO say through
the newspapers and circulars. IL pays
10 act on Jones ads.