The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-16
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr., st. Geo. X. t1tknuVn WAS III hiOh
mond on legal business Friday
MIR. A. F. Dickson was at Cherry Hill
Friday on business.
Miss Julia Wallace, of Stafford, ia a
guest OF her brother, Mr.. S. q. Wallace
Miss Media Rowe ia visiting Miss Kate
Messick in lrvingtOn.
Major W. T. Dix is still confped to his
home by sickness.
Hon. J. II. Biseoe, of Spotsylvania,
was here Friday.
Steamer arrived Thursday night ~ 9
O'Clock and left on schedule time Friday.
Mrs. D. A. CARRIER, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. j z. Rowe. has re-
turned to her home in New York.
Capt. S. J. Quinn has returned from
Richmond and WAS busy Friday receiV-
ing the congratulations of his many
friends upon his election to the head OF
the Masonic fraternity Of toe State.
Mr. j. +. Timberlake aud Mr.. b. ;.
patss ara each afflicted with carbuncle
I
on the neck.
Mrs John Green and Miss Addie Dick
inson. of Middlesex. are guests OIL Mrs.
Henry Green, at Hop Yard.
Judge r. II. l.. Chichester has been de-
tained at his home for the past two days
on account Of a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Davis, Of lrbanna,
who have been visiting Dr. j. Garnett
King aud family, have returned home.
Mr.. 7. b. Gayle. Jr.. who now has q
good railroad position in West Virginia,
is here t. take his family TO that State
70 reside.
Messrs. Henry Green and Geo. Ogle
Tayloe, OF Hop Yard, came up on Steam
er Potomac Thursday night and went to
Washington for few days.
Mr.. John c. Willis was out driving Fri
day and enjoying the bright sunshine
Mrs. W. A. Moncure, Of Stanford, left
/ Friday for Philadelphia. where she will
spend some time with iriends.
Miss Sadie Gibson. Of Baltimore,
arrived here Thursday and lett by
steamer for King George Friday to visit
friends.
Does your watch or clock need repair
ing. your jewelry need cleaning or your
silverware need replating? Bring or
send same to 5. 5. kaufman, the leweer.
All work fully guaranteed
Edgar Smith and Lena Ford, both col
ored. secured marriage license Nednes-
day from Clerk A. b. Yates.
Can YOU read these lines? liyOu can t.
YOU need glasses. and should consult ,.
:. kaufman. the jeweler and Optician.
Ewes examined free and best glasses nit
ted at moderate prices.
Mr.. D. Scott Quinton is in Philadelphia
on business.
Jones has always carried the most ex-
tsDsive line of white goods in the city
and we still hold that reputation. for
our stock is more complete this season
than ever before. Come and assure your
/ self OF this TACT.
Mr.. C'Conor Goodrich was in Alex
andria Thursday on business.
1t costs you so little to keep warm
this cold weather. Don't forget that this
store offers you Blankets. ClOaks, Suits,
Skirts and all winter goods at a great
sacrifice. The T. " Brent Store.
Attorney Frederick W. Coleman was
in Richmond Thursday on legal busi-
ness.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct hkeness oi sell
1r family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sncksburg Davis Gallery Is prepared TO
make it. All work guaranteed hrst-clsss
In every respect.
Miss Virgie Moneure, OF Stafford eoun-
". is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs p. '. D..
| Conway.
All hats greatly reduced, oil trimmed
hats at and below cost There are q
few nice ones left. Come early and get
your choice at Mrs. d. +. Smith h Co. s,
S23 Main street.
The condition OF Miss Lillian MOnta-
que. who has been very i'll at the Viz
GINA Hospital in Richmond, is much i'm
proved.
The largest and most complete stock
nj linens ever shown in the city are now
ON display at Jones. Handkerchief linen
lawns lust the thing for lingerie waists,
now 40 much used by the ladies, art linen
for fancy work. cOlOred linen for the new
iumper suit. heavy linen for separate
c1so q laruro disDlay of linen dam