The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-19
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mrs. Bette Gordon Wallace. % Rich
mond. Il spending u lew days here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs David Ilirsh left Friday
Tor Baltimore. where they will visit
friends for several days.
NJ. and Mrs. Hugh D. Scott have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
occupying their home on Charles street.
Mr. Il l.. Williams has returned from
the exposition, where he went as a dele
gate To- the convention of the Junior
Order OF American Mechanics.
Rev W J. Morton. wife and children.
who have been spending the summer at
the home Of Or. e. q. Morton. in Spotsyl-
vania. returned home Thursday.
Miss Lucy W. RrockenbrOugh.o of Waco.
Texas. who spent the summer here with
her grandmother, Mrs Anna NJ. Brax-
ton. started home Thursday She was
accompanied 10y her aunt. Miss Anna
BraXtOn. ~ lara Newport News. where
, they will To- guests Of Mr. T. VI. BraNton
for several days. and visit the exposition.
Mr.. ] W Mast-rsi Thursday for the
exposition.
Mr.. W. H. Srellings has returned from
visit TO thu exposition.
Mr.. and Mr. J wimore Cox have re-
turned from visit to the exposition.
Mrs J + Timberlake anl daughter
Edna, are visiting relatives in Baltimore
Mrs. T. \. Bent and daughter. Miss
May, are spending come time in Rich
mOnd.
The r., f. 4 p. r r. Company is hav-
Inc "A new and larger turntable placed at
their depot here.
Messrs John Chiffon and Arthur Girls
mond, of Spotss ivania, let Thursday for
tn exp ritiOn.
Supt Arthur Brown. of the Virainia
shirt Go has returned from "A business
trip 70 LOui-ville. ~.
Mr. and Ms G.. r. Gibbs and son.
MAY nard, Of Port Royal, Were in the city
shopping Thursday.
Much credit is due to the artistic taste
OF those who elected the wall uaDer for
the Mayors Office. Council Chamber. Sc
The paper was furnished by II. Wallace
Garner \ Co.
Mr. Theodore VI. Bradley OF Baltimore.
spent Wednesday at the exposition. He
returned here Thursday
Before you make a selection sre this
store' = correct fall styles in hat-. suits.
cloaks and skirts; our large sales are az
evidence that the prices are right. Tn,
1. y. Brent Store
Nr. and Mrs. 4. +. Turner and two
children, OF Port Royal. returned Wed
nesday from trip To the exposition
Mr.. Van D. Sanders. Of Nashville
Tenn, foreman Of the American Tele
phone aud Telegraph Co.. is IA guest her,
OF he~srs. " II. Snelling= y Bro.
Lost-Gold watch and fob. with mi
tial- T. A. l.. ON fob. A suitable rewar,
Will be paid If brought 10 the Star Office
sit
The Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will give Il supper in the base
ment OF the church on Friday. Oct.
10Th. a musical program will be pro-
vided
Get your suits, coats and separate
SKIRTS now at Jones. You will fiod the
stock and styles here. Fittings gunran-
teed.
Mr.. W. +. Jennings, Of Atlantic City. IA
former typo of The Free Lance, now
foreman of the al. department of the At
lantic Review. daily paper, of Atlantic
City, Is here Tor several days.
Saturday night get your supper. get
your pocketbook (tilledl. get a move on
You. get 10 Jones Lots os pretty. good
things await you, specially arranged for
Saturday sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sanford and son.
+. W. Sanford, Jr.. Of Newport News
are spending ten days at the home of
Mrs. j. L. Gayle, mother OF Mrs. s.
Get your orders in now for your MILL
merry. Already Jones milliners are work
ing day and night that orders may be
filed promptly.
The old dog "Tige" that was "a pet of
the late Uncle Jack Hayden is dead
I1ge had gone blind from old age. He
was known by many people in the city,
young and old.
Mrs. ID. +. Smith and Co. received to-
day more pretty pattern hats that had
been carried South through mistake.
Mrs. Geo. r. Robertson left by steamer
Thursday for Port Royal, where she will
Join her husband.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make It. All work guaranteed + rst-class
In every respect.
Mr.. r. S. Traylor, who has been alb
sent for some time, returned here We'd
nesday.
II you want the sweetest, most tender
and delicate breakfast bacon cured in
America, try Brannan's Westphalia. It's
sure to please.
Miss Idear Traylor left for her home in
Petersburg Thursday, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Timms. who will be her
guest for several weeks
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 5. S. Kauf-
mans, the ieweler.
Mrs. F. d. Shaw and son, of San An
tonic, Texas, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Purvis at Little Whim" in Stat
ford
Watches that keep correct time. that's
the kind we sell, have always sold. A
large stock to select from at s. s. Kauf- |
mans, the ieweler, at most reasonable |
prices.