The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-20
CURRENT COMMENTS
Cant. W. b. Warren, Of spotsylvania,
eos In tho citv Thursday,

Capt. W. b. Warren, OF Spotsylvanla,
was In the city Thursday.
One of the steamers OF the State
Fisheries Board, the Rappahannock,
was here Thursday for a short time.
The object OF the trip of the steamer to
this city is not known
Mr.. John T. Hart and family, of Stat
ford, have moved to the city and are oc-
cuping the residence on the "Silver
Springs" (Yates) property, Mr. Hart
having taken the place of manager OF
the farm.
Mrs. W. d. Scott WAS in Washington
Thursday.
Mrs E. Stoll, of Niagara Falls, is Il
guest of Mrs Augusta Bode.
Miss Media Rowe is visiting relatives
and friends in Spotsylvania county.
Mr.. W. H. Duerson, of Spotsylvania'
was here on business Thursday
Mrs. j. Horace Lacy is quite sick at
her home on Washington avenue
Miss Halligan Ia visiting her relatives
in Petersburg.
Miss Virgie Carmichael has returned
from, an extended visit in Maryland.
Mr.. Jacob Boner has returned from
business trip to Baltimore.
Miss Frances Bowler is here from Bal
timore TO spend week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Wallace left Thurs
day for Atlantic City to spend n week or
ten days.
For the newest creations in watches,
iewelry. silverware, clocks aud cut glass
zee the stock which $. $. kaufman. the
leweler, is showing.
Mrs. A. p. Rowe, Sr., who has been i'll
for the past month, is able To sit up in
her room a short while each day.
We are always ready to sell you the
right kind OF "A timepiece mt the right
price. II you want an honest, reliable
watch or clock at the lowest possible
price, come and see our line, at ii. l.
Norris, the ieweler aud optician, S2o
Main street
Miss Mary Trist, of Alexandria, who
has been a guest of Mrs. H. W Wight at
Federal Hill, returned home Thursday.
How about a new watch? We have
them in solid gold, gold filled, silver and
nickle. fitted with the hest movements.
All sizes, all designs, and at reasonable
prices. s s. kaufman, the leweler.
Little Minna Rodgers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Rodgers, who has been
extremely i'll from appendicitis, IL much
improved aud IL is thought an opera
ton will be unnecessary.
The very best and the largest stock OF
millinery shown in Fredericksl urg II at
G.. W. Jones', aud the best mlliners 10
help you get just the right hat. We
want your patronage, that You may
send us your friends Our miliners know
how to fix a ut to suit every face.
Mr.. ]. Willard Adams il having his
store and also that occupied by ). Sydney
kaufman beautified by handsome coat
of paint.
We understand that II. Wallace Car
ner 4 Co. have just ordered another ear
load of the celebrated starr and
Chase pianos.
Major f. s. Ruggles has men at work
on the Alexander property, on Main
street. which he recently purchased lie
will have the property repaired and nice
ly painted.
Men. il YOU want the best fitting, best
made and most comfortable shirt in the
market buy the Monarch, lew spring
line lust in See the new coat sty lie at$l
Lowery has them.
Col. Randolph Dickins, L. s. Marine
Corps Of Philadeldhia. is n guest OF his
sister. Mrs. H. W. Wight, at Federal
Hill.
Received this week hundreds of new
stylish shapes in millinery and a great
variety OF beautiful flowers aud feathers
The T. n. Brent Store.
Miss Mamie Henderson has returned
from Roanoke, and il a guest OF her SIS
ter, Mrs J. ". Hilleary.
You know what success the millinery
opening OF Mrs. d. Z. Smith 4 Co. was;
now the season Is Ill luli Dlaot. VIZ NipiV
and get your Easter hat.
Hon. ]. II. G. Beverley, of Essex, was
here Thursday en- route home from q
meeting in Richmond of the State Board
of Agriculture, of which he is member
from the First District.
When you want q beautifully fnishet
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
1r family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
srcksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed flrst-class
in every respect.
Mr.. CHI. Pierson, of Chestnut Valley,
Caroline county. was in the city Thurs
day and was warmly greeted by his
many friends here.
Again we have sunshine and now we
may expect good weather, and new
dresses aud new hats will be wanted.
Jones counters are full OF pretty drees
material, and the millinery department
is in position to fill your orders prompt
ly and well. Don't forget Jones ready
to-wear garment department, Miss En-
ma Baseler is in charge, and all fittings
guaranteed.