The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-24
CURRENT COMMENTS

Rev. j. HOr0co Lacy VI Winchester. Is
In the city visiting relatives.
Capt. :. J. Quinn has returned from a
two weeks visit To Louisa county. and
- much improved in health.
Miss Alice Cannon Is spending "a week
with the family OF Prof ). ". y meryille,
near Rapidan.
Misses Edith and Beryl Barber aud Mr..
+. q. Brown. Of Pittsburg, Pa, have
gone To the Exposition and wiz be guests
at ''Clear View Cottage Newport News.
during their stay.
Mr.. +. A. SOlan is at HOnnellsville. n.
l., n guest of his brother, Mr. John
Solan. and will remain "a week.
Mr.. Tom Henchey and daughter. of
Northampton. Mass. have urned from
the Exposition and stopped over with
their relatives. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Dan
nehl- They left for their home Friday.
Mr.. j. r. Lightfoot of Locust Dale. Is
here visiting his daughter. Mrs. d.. Boul-
ware. who IL quite Ill.
Miss Halle +. Chichester and brother.
Mr.. p. n. Chichester. left Friday for the
Exposition To spend n week. They will
join Misses Mary aud Julia Wallace at
Mrs Lee cottage
Mrs. W. j. Chewning aud son have re-
turned from Warrenton. where they have
been spending some time.
Miss Jessie Hendrick, 81 Richmond,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Richard
Powell, has returned home.
Mis= Cora Rowe is visiting friends at
Glen Allen.
MrG r. Swift was in Richmond Thurs
day on business.
MIR. and Mrs T. u Cole, Jr.. ofAlexandria.
are visiting in the city.
Miss McKenny. OF Washington. is the
guest of Miss McCracken.
The City Hall is being painted by the
Public Property Committee.
Miss May Rowe is visiting Miss Eliza
beth Holiday at Lewiston.
Miss Selma Ulman has returned from n
months visit To friends in Baltimore
John g. Hurkamp Co. wants 900
tons of sumac. See their ad. a15l6t
Miss Flossie Rawlings has returned
from a two weeks visit to the ExpOsi-
ton.
Send Us a trial order for "Old Side
Board, best - 80 per gallon Kentucky
Rye on the market. Henry Daunehl Co.
Fredericksburg. Va. Distilled by Wright
K Taylor. Louisville. Ky. a3-1m
Mrs Roberts and Miss Roberts. of
baltimore, are guests at the Exchange
Hotel.
Cash paid for old gold and silver lew
~ Il -.
old gold. silver and out-oi-style jewelry
lying about out Of Use. II you will get
il together and send or bring IL TO us. we
will give you the value in cash. or ex-
change same for new goods. : :. Kauf.
man. ieweler and optician.
Mr.. and Mrs +. L. Layton left Thurs
day Tor n visit to Norfolk and the Ex-
position.
Orders received 10y mail will De- filed
promptly and satisfaction guaranteed at
the II. T. Norris iewelry store.
Mrs. Mamie Gravatt Goldman and son.
Of Richmond, are guests Of Miss Sallie
Gravstt
Go TO Mrs. u. +. Smith & Co. for Your
midsummer hat She has the very latest
and up to date headwear.
Mrs. II. F. Coleman. Miss Ella Mae
Grasty, Of Orange, and Miss Susie Raw
lings, of this city, left for the Exposition
Thursday.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
Dr. family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
srlcksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make IL. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
Miss Mary Lou Bowling and Miss
Catherine Carper have returned from
Richmond and the exposition.
n. Wallace Garner & Co. have secured
n first class piano builder and tuner to
locate permanently. This is something
Fredericksburg has needed a long time.
Judge J. T. Goodrich and wife are
spending a week at the exposition. They
are guests AZ Clear View Cottage, New
port News.
A good time to buy lawns. Sc lawns
at 4sc,. Zoe lawns reduced to 6hc.. 12lsc.
lawns at Sc, Ice. and Ice lawns re-
duced to Zoe, DE and 35c. lawns re-
duced to l5c. e. W. Jones. In a few
days these will all be sold, so hurry
along Tor your pick.
Miss and Mr.. Laube and Mr.. Ratcline.
of Richmond, who have just returned
from abroad, are the guests of Capt and
Miss McCracken.
Humpty Dumpty Hosiery for girls and
boys; the strongest and best made stock
ing, knit of the finest yarns, of great |
strength, at | > and - cents; try them. |
A picture post card with each pair. The |
T. n. Brent Store.
There was but one case before Mayor |
Wallace Thursday Harry Patterson |
was convicted OF stealing 80 pounds OF |
solder from the Roberts canning factory,
value OF same being $11, and sentenced |
to the Laurel Reform School.
Men-The stock of shirts and under
wear IL just rs fresh and complete as at |
any time during the season. Jones Is /
always looking out for your comfort. |
The best shirts for the money asked. |
The best fitting shirts made. C. w. |
Jones.
The remains of the infant child of Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Bradshaw, who died in |
Washington Tuesday. were brought here |
Thursday and taken to White Oak church |
for interment. Mrs. Bradshaw is a !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelton,
of this city.
IL is not surprising that we sold so |
many watches during the month of July. |
Our prices are lower and we have the |
largest assortment OF fine watches and |
high-grade railroad movements ever
shown in fredericksburg, and skilled |
workman at the back of them, at the |
reliable iewelry store, ii. +. Norris, 1928 |