The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-24
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. NJ. L. Waite. OF Spotsylvania. was
In the city Wednesday
Mrs. Helen $. White has returned bom.
alter an extended Western trip.
Miss Grace Jones has gone To Rich
i"ond and viii later visit the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs &. +. Bird. OF Rristers.
burg, We're visitors 10 the city wsdnes-
day.
Judge X II. l. Chichester Is confined
To his home in Stafford with "a severe
sore throat.
There were no cases before Mayor
Wallace Wednesday.
DIR. ROderick Dew and sister, of Spot
sylvania, were visitors to the city Tues
day
Solid gold. signet, set and plain rings.
Never have we shown such a variety at
such enticing prices as we are showing
now. Hand engraving free. at s. s.
khufman's. the ieweler.
Miss Fannie Beverley. OF Blanfield. Is
sex. is guest of Miss Agnes Chewning
Mail orders. We solicit your orders
Tor anything In the iewelry line and guar
antec satisfaction M though you were
here In person. 5. =. kaufman, the Jew
eler.
Miss May Rowe has gone To Lewiston.
Spotsylvania. to attend the Kinkaid-
Holladay wedding.
Fine watches. diamonds, j,welry. si.
verwere, cut glass. Our stock offers you
rare collection at most reasonable
prices ;. s kaufman, the ieweler
Misses Nellie and Fannie Tucker Car.
michael with their brother Nr. Coalter
II. Carmichael. of Philadelphia, have
gone to the exposition.
That wedding gift You will find It
Surprisingly easy to select an appropri.
ate gift from our large stock of silver
aud cut glass. aud gift that will please
may be bought for little money, at S. s.
kauiman's, the iewelar.
Mr. Luther Tyler will be- pleased to
see his friends at c. W. Jones' dry goods
store, where he is now employed as sales
man
You need watch? We have watches
in gold and silver. all sizes, all STYLES.
and can sell YOU one at right price. SIS.
kaufman, the ieweler.
Miss Mamie Mason Washington. who
spent the summer with her parents at
Buena Vista. has accepted an appoint
ment 10 the United States Army Nurses
Corps for three years, and will be sta
toned at PresidiO of San Francisco, Cal
HOrnis. one year; from there To Philip
pine Islands Tor the remainder 81 the
time. She Is n graduate of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital (National) Wa hiugtou.
ID. C., class 1905.
The heaviest frost of the season fell
Tuesday morning.
This store is showing the correct fall
styles in Dress GOode: the neat two
tone checks and ribbon stripes are favor
ties IN Colored Dress Goods A great
variety Of neat new weaves IN plack
Dress Goods. The T. ~ Brent Store
Miss Ne,ti- Fitzhugh spent Tu,- day IN
Washington.
Mr.. Jno. A. Gordon. after an absence
OF year or 30, has returned to Freder-
icksburg and accepted his old position
with {. W. Jones where he will be pleased
TO serve his friends and the general public.
Miss Maude Embrey has returned from
a weeks visit 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. Luther E Tyler, so well known 20
the public as a tlrst-class dry goods man.
has accepted a position with {. w. Jones,
where he will be glad to see all his friends
Mrs. Marian c. Bruce has gone to Alax-
andria to spend several weeks with
friends.
SO large has been the business In Jones'
suit department that we have had TO
get additional help Mrs +. NJ. Green. a
splendid tailoress, is with Us. She wants
TO At you out a suit.
DR.. John l.. Lewis and wife drovefrom
Bethesda, Nd. 70 the home of Mrs. A. r.
Chichester. in Stafford, Monday. Mrs.
Lewis will stay with her mother, Mrs. A.
X. Chichester. and DR.. Lewis took the
train for the exposition Tuesday, where
he will spend u few days.
Much credit is due TO the artistic taste
of those who selected the wall PAPER for |
the Mayors Office. Council Chamber, &c. |
The paper was furnished by H. Wallace |
Garner Go.
Mrs. Augusta d. Bode has returned |
from a weeks trip to the exposition.
Mrs. d. f. Smith and Co. received to-
day more pretty pattern hats that had |
coNA 1O0NA
Miss Fannie Taylor, daughter Of Mr..
j. Arthur Taylor, has returned to New
York to resume her art studies.
Albert Saidenberg, the fredericksburg
piano and organ tuner and repairer, is
back from business up the Rappahan-
mock river. He found a lot of pianos
which had been handled by men who
did not know the tuning business and
they are now in first class condition.
Mr.. Charles F. Mason, OF Washington.
arrived here Tuesday and will visit his
old home, near Locust Grove, In Orange.
Tor two weeks.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred.
Davis Gallery is prepared to
make 1t. All work guaranteed frst-class
In every respect.
Mr.. j. p Wright, OF st. Just, came
down Monday with his son, Irving
Moody Wright, to take him TO Richmond
and have an operation performed on his
throat.