The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
CURRENT COMMENTS

Go To Mrs f.. T.. Smith 4 Co. for your
intd summer hat She has the very latest
and up To date headwear
Miss Henrietta Strause. of Baltimore
AN accomplished musician and com
poser, IL - guest of her friend. Miss
Carline liirsh, at her home ON Prince
Edward st
New line twelve and sixteen button
Kid gloves in black. white. tan and Ok
blood all sizes The I. y. Brent Store.
Mrs j. l.. Ilagau. who has bcen visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. } Il. Gray.
at Travellers Rest. Stafford county.
has gone To theeXpO-ition aud from there
will return 60 her home in Dan,ille.
A nice lot Of the new dot veilings Just
received at &. ". Jones The dot, md
net vcilings are more used now than any
other style. Jones has them.
Mr. Fred Stonreg,n left Monday To nc
cept u position with the Postal Tele-
graph Co. at ThOmasville. y G..
New percales. new madras cloths. new
Hinghams arr now in stock at e. "
Jones. You want school dresses for the
children. wrappers. etc. Get the good.
now aud have the dresses ready.
Mr.. r. n. BraVton. v if. and SON. of
Newport News and Mr. Marshall Brax-
ton are visiting their relatives here.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph And correct iA.b, * 81 self
~ 'nmily, the thoroughly equipped Fred
.rickshUry Davis Gallery f. prepared to
make H. All ~Or. guaranteed 'irst-cis.ss
In every RESPECT
judge J. T. Goodrich. who spent "A few
days with friends at Garrisonville. has
returned
Eyes examined and fitted free. Ocu-
lists prescriptions filled. Broken lenses
replaeed. Work by mail solicited All
work guaranteed. Beautiful new goods
being received daily at the H. + Norris
l"welry store, so Main street
Mr. Thos Wilson. one Of the oldest
subscribers to The Free Lancnin Stafford.
took down a log house on his place last
week that had heen standing for 30 wears
lie sawed "A number of the lng- up and
made raiiruGd ties out of them. selling
them at good price.
You save commissions and retailers
big profits when you purchase your piano
of III. Wallace Garner y Go. They rerr.-
sent only the very best makes and sell a.
/ tfh' WY lANfT
MIR. 4. II. Bottsand wife have returned
/ from "a riN weeks trip to Roanoke and
Cherlestown. W Va. Both are much
improved IN health.
II kaufman. the jewclcr and optician.
says it, 50, it's 30.
Mrs W. r. Green and daughter. Miss
Daisy Green, have returned 70 Washing
/ IA e
in Stafford and King George
Watches for ladies and gentlemen in
solid gold. gol filled. silver and nickel.
all styles. all sizes and AL prizes II YOU
have an old model watch bring IL 10 H.
and We will allow you exchange for "A
bright. up-to-date timcpiece at : :
Kaufman = the leweler and optician.
Mrs r. g. Helm. Miss Bessie Henin.
Miss bessie King and Mrs Lucy King
and daughter, Maud, of Washington.
have returned from a ten days visit to
Ocean View and the exposition
Mr. B.R Currell. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
an old Fredericksburg boy. after being
away Toe % years il ON "A visit To his
sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Layton and friends
He thinks the Burg IL much improved
since he last saw it,
Miss Maud franklin IL visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond and the expo
-ition.
Mr.. W. 6 Turner has returned from a
trip to Richmond.
Mr.. W. Thos. Jones, who has been sick
for several days az the residence of Col.
+. ID. Cole, Is slightly improved
Master Edward Blake is sick at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs ". \.
Blake, ON Washington Avenue.
Mr.. q. v Ma=ton and son. Thos. d.
Maston, of Screamerville, were here
Tuesday.
Mr. G NJ. Chichester left Wednesday for
the University of Virginia, where he has
"A position as assistant instructor in the
law department of that institution
Misses Nellie and Fannie Tucker Car
michael have returned from an extended
summer trip in the North.
John Harding. who was adiudged a
lunatic two weeks ago In Stafford by
Justice Knight and Drs Tate aud Mon
roe. was brought here Tuerday night
and locked up to await the guard from
the asylum. Mr.. Harding is violent and
dangerous at times.
Mr. G. X. Swift has returned from IA
trip To stanton.
Wanted-t neat girl to do general
homework Tor family Of three grown
people. $40 90 per month Address:
Mrs A c. Webster. 1910 18th st n. W,
Washington, ID. c. Sl2l3t.
Miss Helen Meetze, of Washington. is a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. W j Chewning.
Mr.. Robert Denny has gone to Lexing-
ton to attend the Washington and Lee
University to fit himself for the law
course.
Mr.. T. Stokeley Coleman. of SpotsyI-
wanna, was a visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis Boyle is visiting friends here.
He has been appointed to position as
electrical engineer in Nevada and will as
sumo his duties in IA short time.
Mr.. Dangerfield Lewis, of King George.
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Annie May Baker left Wednesday
to take charge of IA school near Biz
mingham, Ala.
Mr.. Alpheus Curtis, who has been sick
at the Mary Washington Hospital for
some time, and whose lsg was amputated
below the knee on Tuesday was reported
Wednesday as improving.
Mr.. 0. d. Foster is on a business trip
to Prince William county.
Master Ellis baker and Miss Margaret
Baker have returned from the ExpOsi-
ton.