The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-15
CURRENT COMMENTS
Your city taxes ARE due

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Mr.. and Mrs.. W. n. II. ,r,.p. of S.,ttl.
are guests az the Exchange Hotel
Mrs l. II. Crawford. who has heen
Nislting her parents In Spotsylvania has
returned home here 10 the Colonial Hotel
Mrs. Jno VI. Hull and and Mrs. Thos.
"''a'e' OF stafford, have returned from
'"o episcopal Convention, at Richmond.
Mr. Paul karsten. Jr.. left today for n
VISIT To friends ON the Eastern shore. ON
ms return he will visit friends in Rich
mond.
Miss Mary Bow man, who has been
spending the summer here with her sister.
Mrs ). L. LOwery, has gone to take
charge Of her school at Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. Alwyn Hundley had n slight acct
dent ON the p. r \ z. r. r., dislocating
his shoulder. and Mr.. Weston Grimsley, OF
Culpeper Co. is taking his place as mail
clerk.
Hon. W. A. Jones AID family have
moved To Washington for the winter in
order that Miss Anne Sc, mour and
W lille can attend schOol.-NOrthern Neck
News
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Waller lrssve last of
this week for Front Royal. Va, to attend
the knowles-W Waller wedding. which
takes place Oct. 23i. Later from there
they will 60 To their apartments at the
Portland, Washington D. C., Tor the
wint r.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. b. Bolts left Monday
Tor the exposition, where they viii spend
n week.
Messrs.W. X Goolrick. r. M.Chichester
and Flynn Dickson have returned from a
week stay at the exp position.
Mrs. \. 4. Chichester and daughter
Niss Halle + Chichester. of stafford
have returned from Richmond. where
they attended the Episcopal Convention.
Mr. W A Moncure. = PHILADELPHIA
ana Mr.. Robinson Moncure. of Alex
andria, spent Sunday with their father.
hr. Iho-. Moucure. in Stafford.
M Henry Hudgins. OF Spotsylvania
leit Saturday Tor Can ada, where he will.
attend college.
Mr. K q irnett has gone to Urbanna
70 accept the position Of principal Of the
high school at Urbanna. Va Mrs. q
and X. ;. Garnctt. jr. will remain her.
Tor the present. after a brief visit 10 her
father near huntsville.
Mr. A. b. Jaust, of Port ROYAL. wac
in the city Monday.
Mrs. d. d. Wheeler was in Washington
Saturday.
Have you paid your city taxes?
Mrs. T. c. Montague has returned from
a visit To her uncle, Mr.W. d. Reamev. in
Stafford.
Pay city taxes. Save 10 per cent.
Messrs. Frank Catlett. of Caroline. and
j. W. Allison and ". 4. Leavell left Sat
urday for the Richmond uorse show.
and will go to the Exposition Sunday.
Mrs d. +. Smith and Co. rec ived TO.
day more pretty pattern hats that had
been carried South through mistake.
Mr.. Mercer Waller. OF Broad Run. who
was appointed Judge of the fox hound
held trials at Brunswick Club. AT Barre.
Mass, and Mr. John W. Waller. of The
Plains, are still in Massachusetts. and
with most delightful experiences Of the
hunting and sporting season. l25 dogs
are there for the fall hunts
Saturday night get your supper. ge;
your pocketbook (illed). get a move on
you, get TO Jones. Lots of pretty, good
Things await you, specially arranged for
Saturday sales.
Mr.. ii. ii. Shacklett. OF Stafford Store.
Mrs. K. W. Powers. OF Beifair Mills. Yer
non Chewing. OF Onville. Miss Mamie
Bryan, and Mr.. and Mrs + :. Moore. of
Stafford {. n, left Saturday for the Rich
mond Horse Show and State Fair. and
from there will 90 To the Exposition.
Get your suits. coats aud separate
skirts now at Jones'. You will find the
stock and styles here. Fittings guaran-
teed.
Mr.. J. c. Bowie, wife aud two Children.
OF King George, have gone to Alexandria
TO spend IA week.
Get your orders In now for your MILL
merry. Already Jones milliners are work
lng day and night that orders may be
filed promptly.
Mr.. Addison Henderson and wife. of
King George, have gone TO Washington
tospend a week visiting friends and rela-
tives
The Chase piano offers To lovers of
music infinite possibilities. Established
IN 1874, 1t long ago passed hey ond the
experimental stage. II. Wallace Garner
4 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Howard have re-
turned from the State Fair and Horse
Show, in Richmond.
you want the sweetest, most tender
and delicate breakfast bacon cured i'm
America, try Brannan's Westphalia. It's
sure to please.
Mrs. J. W. Weaver, who died at her
home in Wilmington, n. C., Friday. Oct.
IL, was Miss Jannette Nash, uf Rich |
mond,and had many acqnaintances here.
We thank our city papers for their
complimentary notice Of our fall opening
and the public for their congratulations
and their liberal patronage, which is a |
substantial evidence that our openin9
was success. The +. n. Brent Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l., Scruggs and sister. |
Miss Grace. have returned to their home |
in Sewell, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Gravatt, who have
been guests OF relatives here, returned to |
their home in East Radford Saturday.
Something for the bride? Silver, cut
glass and clocks. Our designs the new
est, the quality of the very best and our
prices the most enticing, at s. S. Kauf- |
mans, the ieweler.