The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-31
GURR M COMMENTS


Mr.. Joh ni.. Brooks is sick at his home
on DoswI en Field.
Sherihik NJ. Waller, of Spotsylvania,
was in Staiiord county Tuesday on bust
ness.
Attorney w. X. Goodrich was at Stai-
ford c. Il. Wednesday on legal business.
Misses Elizabeth Eckenrode and Mamie
Myers are visiting relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. Augustus Bode left Wednesday
for Philadelphia. where she will spend a
short time
Col. E. d. Cole continues to improve
and expects to be out in "a few days.
Mr.. Paul Karsteu, Jr., il quite sick
with grippe at his room on Hanover ST.
Mr.. c. W. Shelton. of Caroline county.
was in the city Monday,
Mr.. Geo. Butzner. who is III at his
home near Leavelrs, ia reported worse.
Mr.. R. L. Biscoe, of Spotsylvania coun-
ty, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. b. II. Warner. Of Washington, who
has been IA guest OF her sister, Mrs H. u.
Wheeler, has returned.
Miss Fannie Souther. OF Philadelphia.
is a guest OF Miss Virginia Knox.
Miss Agnes Sinclair. OF Philadelphia,
who has been a guest of Mise Virginia
Knox. has returned home
Mr. A. P. Thornton spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
Wanted-1, 900 workingmen to bring
their watches, clocks and iewelry Tor re-
pairing to s. S. kaufman. the jeweler.
Mr. Slower Covey, who has been in
Newport News some time on business, is
here with his parents, SIR. and Mrs. F. I.
Convey.
Wanted-To buy all yodr old gold and
silver. Cash paid for same by S. S.
kaufman, the ieweler.
Mr.. Michael Wallace suddenly became
very i'll Monday night. and was taken to
tn Mary Washington Hosptalior treat
ment.
Broken your glasses? Save the pieces.
Bring them TO Us, aud will match same
at reasonable prices S. s. kaufman, the
ieweler.
Mr.. Emerson Purks, son OF Mr.. c. I.
Purks, OF King George, passed through
here Monday en- route for charlottesville,
where he Is engaged in the general
merchandise busiDpsa
Remember that We are offering you
everything in this big stock atcut prices.
1t will be a saving to select what you
will need as well as what you now need
at these cut prices The T. y. Brent
Store.
Mrs. Sarah A. Films, who has been
visiting Phoenix, NY, for the past year,
has returned home and taken possession
of her elegant home on Cedar Lane,
recently occupied by Mr.. Harmon C.Clark
and family.
white Sale" week. Beginning next
Tuesday, February 9TH, at $3.50 a m,
the great white goods. embroidery and
laces sale. Everybody knows what this
means at c. W. Jones
Mr.. A. G. Raines, proprietor OF the
Colonial Hotel. on COmmerce street. has
leased the business to Mr. L. II. Craw-
lord, OF Spotsylvania county, who will
take charge and run the business.
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 d. +. Smith 4 Co. :,
1913 Main street.
Master James B. Bolts, Jr. of Roanoke,
ia here to stay with his grandfather Mr..
A. B. Bolts, and attend Miss Willie
Schooler's school this session.
Everybody invited to Jones' next week.
Beginning Tuesday morning at $3.50 the
white goods and embroidery sale. Those
who have attended Jones sales in the
past seasons, know what bargains
await them.
Mr. Benjamin Palmer. of Canada has
been here several days looking at farms,
with view of purchasing. he is much 1
pleased with one and it is probable will /
return and buy in the near future.
When you want a beautifully finished
and correct likeness of self
Or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
Davis Gallery is prepared to
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