The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-23
CURRENT COMMENTS


Commemorative Attorney T. stokeley
Coleman and Mr.C. Richelieu Coleman. OF
Spotsylysnia, were here Wednesday.
Mrs. W. II Fitzhugh aud daughter.
Miss Nettie. and granddaughter, Miss
Janetts titzhugh. left Wednesday for
Atlantic City, where they Will spend ZONE
time
Mr.. D. Mercer Waller. OF Broad Run. 1.
In Boston disposing OF some hunters he
shipped two weeks ago. In unloading
one al the horses slipped and was hurt.
Tie was disposed Of at loss.
Mr.. r c. Perry went TO Richmond
Wednesday to have an operation per-
formed Tor some organic trouble. His
vile accompanied him. Mr.. Perry's
many friends wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
Rev.and Mrs. II. \. Moffett. " no have been
visiting Mrs. NJ. = mother. Mrs J. z.
Cannon. left Wednesday for Staunton.
To attend the West Hanover Presbytery
beiore going to their home at Chenille.
W. Va Mrs. Moffett. who Il "A great
iavorite. has been spending six weeks
here among her friends. much To thsir
pleasure as we'll as her own.
Miss Elizabeth Segar, OF Lewiston. IL a
guest OF Miss Sallie Montgomery.
Mr. John R. Rosebro is In Richmond
attending East Hanover Presby terry.
Major T. P. Wallace has returned from
visit to his brother in Culpeper county.
Mr.. s. W. Somervile left Tuesday
morning Tor bis farm in Orange county.
The Starr piano is recommended 10 the
highest terms hv Prof. Fraklin. Prof
BOwering. Rev II. H. Barber and other
good musicians here and every hera
II. Wallace Garner 4 Co.
Mrs Arthur T Nelson. OF Baltimore. is
a guest OF Mrs Jno. Il. Rosebro, at the
DormitOry.
Our opening days are past, but all days
are opening DAYS now. a. we receive new
goods almost daily at Mrs d. +. Smith
4 Cos the up'to-date millinery.
Miss Beryl Barber came up from Rich.
mond Saturday and spent Easter with
her parents here.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery Il prepared TO
make II. All work guaranteed frst-clasa
In every respect.
Mr. 5. Irwin Downing. Of Norfolk spent
Easter with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. Downing
Splendid line Of gloves. hose. belts. rib
bons. collars. ties. eide aud back combs
All on special show Friday and satur
day OF this week at Jones
Messrs Larkin 4 Rodgers are having
a handsome new front put in their
store on Main street.
Five tables filed with ready trimmed
hats At special bargain prices for Friday
and Saturday at Jones'. These snecial
prices Tor Friday and Saturday only.
Miss Emma Gold Hutchinson. a teacher
al the College. has returned from Rich
mond. where she spent Easter.
Great ssle-days at Jones'. Friday and
Saturday, in millinery. notions. gloves.
hosiery. belts collars and ladies' ready
to-wear garments.
Miss Lucy Byrd Morton. Of Washing
ton. spent Easter with the family OF
Clerk {. A. Bryan at Stafford {. II.
Ladies have you seen the "Hairlight
Crowns az Lowery's? They are indis-
pensable with the new hats
Miss Florence MathilIe M.thews of
Client, Norfolk spent Faster with her
friend, Miss Belle Leslye Downing. on
Main st.
Friday aud Saturday will he special
sale days Tor millinery, notions. belts
collars, ties and hosiery at Jones'.
Mr.. c Il. Hurkamp. has declined the
appointment To Judge at the Montreal.
Canada. horse show, owing TO other en-
gagemrnts.
We will offer YOU Monday and Tues
day IA line OF styli-h spring suits. sent Us
by manufacture who had to have
money. lOu can save the amount he
lost by securing one of them The T. \.
Brent Store
Miss Alma Gray. who has been the
guest OF her aunts, the Misses Hunter,
has returned TO her home in Fredericks-
burg Alexandria Gazette.
Whenever we fill "a trial order for "Old
SidebOard Rve," we have made n ems
toner. A Kentucky whiskey, 81 80 Der
gallon. Henry Dannehl Co.
Mr. Il c. Hart gathered in his hive a
swan OF bees Monday. He says In all his
experience with bees he has never known
them 70 swarm as early as Easter before.
Brok'n your glasses? Never mind lust
save the pieces. bring same to as. We
match broken lenses and All ocullsts' pre-.
seriptions accurately at 5. S Kaufman's,
the Jeweler.
Mrs. Hurbert Cason, ofCarrollton. Mo.
and her sister, Mrs. +. Harrison, of St
Louis. delegates to the National conven-
ton OF Daughters OF the Revolution in
Washington, spent Saturday with Dr.
and Mrs. J b. Smith and took much in
terest iE the historic spots ofour old city.
Their tather Capt. VIM. NJ. Eads. OF Mis-
souri,, was OF an old Spotsylvania coun-
ty family. He W as for many years a
prominent lawyer OF Missouri.
Beautiful iewelry that will please any,
one. Many new things for the spring.
We are showing a very fine line OF watch
rs Tor ladies and gentlemen. Call and see
our display at ). ). Kanfman's, the Jew
eler.
Gov. Claude A Swanson, who speaks
at the Masonic Bazaar Thursday night,
VIII arrive here that afternoon on the
Richmond accommodation train and
viii be at the Exchange Hotel.