The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-27
CURRENT COMMENTS

'tfIN = y. 't 'tis Ni NlAHpru, u a. In
the city Friday.
hr +. a. Ninde has returned from a
business trip North
MIR. Spott~wood Hall. Of I.vnebburv
spent Thursday night ia the city.
Mr. D. Moon Deputy Cl.rl Of stat.
lord. was visitor here Thursday.
Capt. NJ y. Rowe went To- tho Expo-i.
ton Thursday for "a stay of ~ey,ralda
Mr.. ". A. Bcn has returned from "A
trip 10 Northern markets.
Miss Mamie Bryan. daughter of Clerk
= \. Bryan, az Stafford. has gone To the
Exposition.
Mrs Fannie r. Newman has returned
To Boyds Nd where the family * spend
ing the heated term
Mr. Frank Tiliord has gone ~ ai-
home AT tull"m. Ala, after a visit of
several weeks in Virginia.
Mr.. Frederick T. Fletcher. who has
been ~ guest of his mother for several
days, hns returned to Washington.
MIR and Mrs Richard G.. Fletcher and
daughter. Evelyn. sh n have l,sen visiting
Mr.. e. =. Fletcher haa. returned to
Washing ton.
Mrs Nav Macutcheon and daughter.
Ezthcr of rrucktoB. Mass. who have
been visiting Mr.. G.. : Fletcher. AT
RS"ckston Park. have gone L. Washing
ton for visit.
The Farmers Club. 90 Rowling Green.
VIII meet IL the C"urf Hons. rn Satur-
day. July 2Tth. az 3 +. NJ
Judge T. :. WEIGH. Of Carolin,. lost bls
rueat hous" hy fire Saturday niyht. To
g"ther with a." meat in IL. How the fire
originated T. not known.
Mr. Frank u Beal.. If tins city. has
hes awarded ON. of thecity ~rhnlnr-hins
AT the Fredericksburg College for Tin,
coming session.
Mr. 4. Il. Young. OF the Hopkins Fur
niture Co. who WAS summoned T. ker-
shaw. :. e.. by the Illness az hi- mother
left on the lo::'9 train Friday morning.
Eyeglasses AMI spectacle. We fit and
adjust them 10 yOur eyes. Glasses from
! 90 upward. Eyes tested FREE. and
satisfaction guaranteed. IS. Kaufman.
Jewcler and Optician.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Sihlev. who
have been guests AT the Exchange Hotel
for a few days. have returned to their
home in Newport News.
II that giit calls for watch. locket
neck lare, bracelet. comb or ANYTHING in
lrwclry. You can find mo- better selection
~ more reasonable priors than at :. :
kaufman \. the lewcicr. Artistic hand
engraving free ora AL articles
MIR. Wallace Snelling- WINS nj Onantico
| Thursday on business
Mr.. J. :. Peyton. of KIM George. Was
here Thursday on business
Prof. A. 5. Marye. of Washington is a
guest of Mr.. ST. Geo. r. Fitzhugh
Mr.. II. Lewis Wallace mas returned
from business trip To King George.
Mrs. Brawncr Gates an children. OF
Richmond. nrc guests OF Mos r. H. Mer
chant.
Mr.. Jas. Rollins and SON William. al
Hing Grorgr. We're vi~i,urs Go nur ollie,
| Thursday.
Mr. Cha~. H. lIurkamp 'cit "Wednesday
night Tor cong Branch. \. j 10 net AZ
ludg' az the horss show there.
Miss lavalette Bowman returned
"Wednesday from n two weeks visit to
clear View Cottage. at Newport News.
and Z" the exposition.
Hon. G. L Swift was called to Spot.
-ylvania Thursday morning 10y the ill.
hess oi his mother
Dress cool. men. Coatlcs- subscribers.
athletic sleeveless shirts, kuee drawers
Lowery has them.
Miss Matilda NJ. Gordon. aged lG
years. al Spotsylvania count, died AT
her home near Thorn~hurg Monday.
G., to Mrs. ID. T.. smith 4 Co. for vour
midsummer hat She has thcN.ry latest
and up 10 date headwear.
Mr. f. L. Baird. Superintendent OF
Public Schools oi Essex county. was in
the city Thursday aud "A visitor at TIA,
Summer Institute.
A general sale Of all white goods Il
now in progrrs- az G.. ". Jones. Mon
white goods bargains now than will he
seen again ia "a long time.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Tackett will
leave Friday for Mc'lung. Bath county
where they will spend the balance of the
summer.
Fine weather to have plenty "shirts. %
Jones mems furnishing depisI tment j.
full of the best line nf shirts. underwear
and other furnishings.
M,ssrs q. ". Grigsby, Frank Jett and
son, and II. II. Green. all Of King George.
were Passengers on the steamer Lancas-
ter here Thursday.
To each teacher attending the normal:
free. "a song book containing oil fAvorite
songs twnrds and mn~icl. Pre-ent your
card with name and address and receive.
one ut Gamers Music and Piano Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hirsh and Miss
Julia Goldsmith left Thursday for the
exposition. and from there will take "A
sen voyage to Boston.
This store will offer this week special
values in well made ladies' white shirt
waists. skirts. white suits. muslin under.
wear. childrens dresses. white goods
and millinery. The II. n. Brent store.
The six-year-old son os Mr. and Mrs,
Harmon Stevens, while playing at the
stone shed of Cartright X Davis Wednes-
day, fell and broke his left arm. DIR.
Sidney l.. Scott set it.
The Street Committee will please decent
the thanks of grateful public aud Of e.
W. Jones for cleaning Main Street. CIV.
Jones would suggest that this b. done
systematically, once "A week, and that this
be done late Saturday evenings.
When thinking about purchasing a
lOcket, bracelet, signet ring. scarf pin.
etc, il will be to your advantage to in
vestigate the beautiful assortment at the
H. +. Norris iewelry store, with expert
hand engraving given free with each