The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr. Ferd Chandler, Of Bowling Green,
was In the City Monday.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Mountioy of Stafford
WAS a visiter to our office Monday.
Several sleighs were out Monday but
the sleighing was poor.
Councilman f. N. Young, Jr., aud
bride have retUrned from their bridal trip.
Mrs. W. l.. Braunan. Miss Alice g. Cole
aud Mrs. A. p. Rowe visited friends ia
Washington Monday.
Mr.. W. II. Hudson, formerly Of King
George. now OF Newport News, spent
several days last week with relatives In
his native county. He returned home
Monday.
Mr.. C.. Beverly Broun. of Urbanna.
who has been guest of Mr.. A. Randolph
Howard, returned home Monday.
Miss Minnie Smith. of King George Is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Smith
Miss Fannie Thompson left Monday
for Atlantic City, where she VIII oe d
guest OF Mrs Kent
Messrs. C. Mason Smith and hlleroe
Carter. of the University OF virginia
spent Sunday here.
DIR / s. Halsey, OF Richmond, has
been in the city in consultation with pr.
J. n. Barney.
Mrs Isaac Hirsh accompanied by her
two milliners, Miss Rhett Calhoun and
Miss Virgie Clark. left for the North Mon
day morning to purchase Spring null
merry.
Mrs. A. NJ. Garner is very sick.
Mr.. Z. B. Wbitehouse is in the city for
a few day.
DR.. r. J. Payne, of Garrisonville, was
in thecit Friday night aud attended
Masonic celebration.
DR.. Jno. l. Lewis, OF Bethesda Md,
was here Friday EN- route home from
Essex county, where he had been 10 see
his sister, who has been very sick.
Mr. l.. J. Newton. OF Stafford, was in
the city Saturday.
Councilman A. Nj. Garner, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
Piano For Sale-One good weber"
piano. in good condition, for sale cheap
Can be seen at the home OF c. W. Jones'
1903 Main st.
DR.. H. NJ. DeJarnette was called to
Staunton Saturday. He returned Mon
day.
Can YOU read these lines? liyou cant,
you need glasses, and should consult >.
:. Kaufman. the iewe!er and optlclan.
Ewes examined free and best glasses Mt
ted at moderate prices.
Mrs. W. n. Tansill and daughter, Miss
Lucy Temple Tansill, are in Washington
for few days guests OF the family OF
Mr.. +. \. Tsnsill.
Jones is still displaying the finest and
best line Of "linens' in this city Linens
for waists. linens for skirts, linens Tor en-
tire suits. linens for table use We are
prominently the linen house OF this city
Miss Sarah H Harrison. OF Rel Air
Md, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. r. ID.
Washburn. on Princess Anne street.
Does your watch or clock need repair
ing. your jewelry need cleaning or your
silverware need replating? Bring or
send same to 5. s. kaufman, the leweler
All work fully guaranteed.
Mas Margaret Chewing, who has
been nursing Mrs. Geo. Holman, was
called home Friday on account OF family
sickness
That's right, ladies; We always like you
10 salty yourself that I. W. Jones Is
giving you the very best styles at the
lowest prices in dry goods, millinery and
everything pertaining TO our line. Lots
of people have done this in the last few
weeks, and have always come back TO
Jones
Mr. f. Fl. Russell, school inspector for
t1is district, was a guest OF Rev. X. A
Williams on Thursday.
1t costs you so little 20 keep warts
this cold weather Don't forget that this
store offers you Blankets. Closks, Suits,
Skirts and all winter goods at great
sacrifice. The I. n. Brent Store
Mr.. Willie Humphreys, who is attend
ing the Medical College in Richmond, Is
spending few days with his parents
here.
When you want a beautifully finished
and correct likeness OF sell
Dr. family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed frst-class
In every respect.
Mr.. S. |. Baggett, OF Washington, was
here Friday highland with Mrs. baggett
attended the Masonic celebration.
All hats greatly reduced, oil trimmed
hats at and below cost. There are |
iew nice ones left. Come early and get |
your choice at Mrs. D. u. Smith 4 Co.'S,
S23 Main street.