The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
CURRENT COMMENTS.
Today is grounding day.

Today is grounding day.
Mr.. A, F. Turner, OF Port Royal, was
a visitor to the city Friday.
Mr.. c. T.. Pratt, of King George, has
accepted a position with Messrs. Scott 4
Doggett and entered on his duties Mon
day.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Adler is now making her
home with the family OF her nephew, Mr..
Joseph NJ. Goldsmith, on Washington
avenue.
Or. r. II. Pratt, OF Middlesex, is here.
He came up to see his son, Mr.. Edward
Pratt. who IL sick at the Mary Washing
ton Hospital
Mr. h. II. Jacobs has sold his co'lec-
ton OF war relics to MIR, +. M. Agan'
late OF North Dakota, who proposes 10
exhibit them at the jamestown EHpos'-
ton.
Miss Mary Waller. of Front Royal va;
will arrive on Friday to JON MT. anu
Mrs Absalom Waller as the quests Oh
Mrs DuBose Jones, OF the hliI.-Au'
gusta, Ga. Herald.
The remains Of N. d. Mastin, OF VIII
mantir Conn, son OF j. +. hastip, form
erlv of Spotsylvania county, were
br0uCht here Thursday and taken TO the
Faulkner place, in Spotsylvania county,
for interment. He was ID years old.
Miss Nellie Kirtley assumed charge Of
the Postal Telegraph Office here Friday
succeeding Mr. Hayes Beckwith, who goes
as operator with r f. 4 Z. K. K. Miss
Kirtley has had considerable experience
and promises first class service.
Fred Scott, who has been visiting his
mother for several weeksin King George,
has returned to Gainesville, Pa.
Mrs. Holt Easley is a guest of Mrs. j.
Green ShackeliOrd.
Wanted-To buy all yoIr old gold and
silver Cash paid for same by ). ).
kaufman, the ieweler.
Mr.. J. B. Terrell, OF Leavells. was in
the city Thursday.
Wanted-l, 900 workingmen to bring
their watches, clocks and iawelry for re-
pairing to s. $. kaufman, the leweler
Mr.C. A. Bryan, clerk of Stafford coun-
ty, was in the city Thursday.
Broken your glasses? Save the pieces.
Bring them to US. aud will match same
at reasonable prices. 5 :. kaufman, the
ieweler.
Attorney Frederick W. Coleman was
at Bowling Green Thursday on legal bus
mess.
All hats greatly reduced, all trimmed
hats at and below cost. There are a
few nice ones left. Come early and get
your choice at Mrs. ID. +. Smith h Co. s,
SOB Main street.
Mr.. Thos. $ Coleman and Sheriff K
NJ Waller. of Spotsylyania G. h., were
here Wednesday.
The big embroidery, lace and white
goods sale begins at Jones Tuesday
morning. Feb. >. at 9:30. All you house
keepers get up early, get your breakfast.
and get to Jones. No one allowed 20
buy any Of the embroideFies until $50 q.
N.
Mrs. Geo Warren, 81 Richmond, is a
guest of Mr. and NTs Chas H. hur-
kamp at "BOscObel.
Remember that We are Offering you
everything in this big stock atcut prices.
IL will be a saving t. select what you
will need as well as what you now need
at these cut prices. The l. y. Brent
Store.
Mr.. Frank p. Stearns, who has the
contract for enlarging the store OF Mr.
T. y Brent, has commenced operations.
Get together all your friends and all
your money, aud then all hands OF you
be at CIV Jones store at the white sale
Everybody knows what bargains Jones
gives at these annual embroidery and
lace and white goods sale. Don't you
miss this chance; ssls begins at 93O and
no one allowed 70 buy any OF the en-
broideries until that hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ould and Mr. Lloyd
Cole. OF MiddlebOrO, KY, Mr.. b. +. Cole
of Washington, and Mrs. W. h. Leary,
of Ouantico, were among those from q
distance who attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Sue Cole, which took place Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock from the Bap-
fist church, Rev. K. A. Williams conduct
ing the services.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
Dr. family, the thoroughly equipped fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed frst-class
In every respect.