The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-03-30
CURRENT COMMENTS

Helen Turner, ui FALMOUTH, mas Deen
sent to the Petersburg Asylum.
Mrs. Larkin W. Landram is visiting
relatives ia Caroline this week.
Mr.. W. II. Burke, of Spotsylvania was
a visitor to our Office Wednesday.
Rev. Decatur Edwards is conducting
revival meeting at Baptist church in
Manchester
MIR. J. W. Hogan. ST., OF Spotsylvsnia,
who was a member OF fredericksburg
Artillery during the war, was here with
his son, MIR. J. Wesley Hogan, Wednesday.
Capt. Sweeney, guard from Williams
burg ASYLUM, was here Wednesday and
carried Mrs. Mary Skidmore, of Stafford
To that institution.
An interesting sketch OF Hon. X. L.
Gordon, Jr., of Louisa, candidate Tor
Democratic nomination for Congress Ia
the Eighth district, will be found on our
first page.
Miss Fannie Beale has gone to Char-
lottesyille to spend Easter with relatives
there
Mr. MI. KEYS and little Sol, Jacquelin
Meredith Keys, of Dumiries, were ia our
office Thursday. This Is Mr.. keys nrst
visit for eleven years. DE said Inc mas
never seen two STREETS a. much Improves
A. Commerce and Main. but misses the
shade trees.
Miss Freda Bode il a guest oil friends
a., Washinorfon fOr Easter
Mr.and Mrs. W. d. Patterson and
daughter, who enjoyed II weeks stay
with friends here, have returned 10 their
home In Rochester, n. Y.
President ]. Stansbury Wallace. OF the
National Bank, has returned from trip
To Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Bradley. OF Balti-
more. is here tn spend Easter.
Mrs A. b. Marshall, of Caroline, spent
several days this week with Mr.. u. b.
Davis aud family
Misses Annie and Clarice Davis are
amending the Easter holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Marshall 10 Caroline.
Miss Amelia Brulle Is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Easter plants at ". A. Bell 4 Bros.
Miss Nora C. Willis, of Richmond, is
here visiting her parents.
Long gloves, dressed and undressed
kids. white, black and tan; silk. white.
black and gray; lisle, white, black, gray
and castor. all sizes. from 20 cts. per
pair to s. so. The I. n. Brent Store.
Mrs Philip n. Stern. OF Baltimore, isin
the city a guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo W. Shepherd, Sr.
Have you seen the beautiful "Persian"
and Medallion trimmings that are being
80 profusely shown at Jones together
with all the dress materials To be trim-
med with them?
Mr.. David Hirsh left for Baltimore
Thursday, where Mrs Hirsh is spending
a few DAYS. Thence they will go 10
Atlantic City To spend two weeks.
Thank you. ladies; thank you, gentle
men flor we have men 20 visit The yarl-
GUS departments of this great storel' Tor
the many compliments TO our store ana
stock Of goods We thank you also Tor
your literal purchases, aud ask that you
come again aud in coming bring your
friends C. ". Jones.
L. $. Deputy Marshal J +. Glover, OF
Alexandria, was here Thursday summon
ing witnesses to appear IN Richmond on
April Pad before the u. 5. grand jury.
When you want q beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
DR. family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
,rlcksburg Davis Gallery Ia prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed tirst-class
in every respect.
Miss Vivian Conway has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Marburg,
Ia Philadelphia
We make our repairing department a
special feature Of our business; expert
hand engraving and watch repairing
done by a mOst skilled and experienced
workman at II. f Norris, the ieweler
and optician, S25 Main st.
Mlss Mary 8. Bolts and Mr.. James b.
Bolts, who have bees visiting Mr.. A. b.
Bolts and family, have returned to
Roanoke.
Watch cleaning and repair work exc
cuted 10 the most skilliul manner AT MOD
crate prices Give US your work and We
will give you satisfaction. ;. D kaui-
man, the iewsler.
John Smith, colored, disd at his home
here Wednesday morning, aged 10.
Funeral took place Wednesday at 3 Up.
m conducted by Rev. C. S. Lucas; inter
ment in Falmouth Cemetery.
These days there's little excuse for not
owning a watch or for carrying poor
one We've such variety at so great q
priee variation that any ones idea OF
economy can be suited at 5. ). kaui-
mans, the ieweler.
Contractor Frank P. StearDs II erect
Ing a nice modern dwelling on his lot ON
Winchester street, between Fauquier and
Hawke.
Long Gloves. Lowery has them, all
kinds. all prices. Isle, silk and kid.
Going to be scarce later, don't delay.
Judge A. T. Embrey and MrSt George
R. Fitzhugh were at King George C. b:
Thursday attending the special term Of
court, Judge Mason presiding.
You know what success the millinery
opening OF Mrs. d. E. Smith Co. was
now the season is In full blast. Go there
and get your Easter hat.
You could not find better assert
ment of wall paper 10 New York than
YOU can End at Fl. Wallace Garner i Co.
All 1907 styles.