The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-09-14
CURRENT COMMENTS

Hhc- " n. Del mas returned from a
visit 10 Richmond.
Mr.. w. l.. Embrey. Of HARDWOOD.
was in the city Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff r. NJ. Waller. Of
Spotsylvania. was here Saturday.
Miss Alice G. Cole has returned from
weeks visit TO friends in Richmond.
Nr. Robert l.. Jaynes and daughter.
of Spotsylvania. were visitors here
Saturday.
Watches in gold and silver at Kauf-
mans, the jeweler.
Rev. w. ID. Keene. of Rockville
Md. is guest Of his mother. Mrs. r.
r. keene.
Bracelets and rings of every descrip-
ton at Kaufman the jeweler.
Mrs. G. r. Swift has returned from
amonth's visit 10 relatives in Rock
bridge county.
Hospital for sick watches. clocks and
Jewelry at kaufmau's the jeweler.
Mr.. r. c. Beale. Jr.. has returned
from Silver Bay. n. Y. and is a guest
of his parents here.
Go to the Norris jewelry store for re-
hahle JeWclry.
Mr.. Wallace Franklin and son. Of
stafford. passed through here Friday
en- route 10 Richmond for a few days.
Mrs. ID. f. Smith has gone north TO
buy fall goods for her millinery depart
ment.
Rev. r. A. Williams has returned
from the Goshen Association and will
ulf.
and night, Sunday.
Diamond rings. brooches and jewelry
OF the newest designs at Kaufman's 5.
the Jeweler.
MIR. Thomas A. English. wife and son.
of Washington. who have spent month
at the old home Of Mr.. f. in Stafford.
returned Saturday.
Tootsies. Fluffy MINIS. Chocolate
Kisses and Nutlets. the new and popu-
lar candy at poe the pound, at
Brannan's.
Mrs. Agnes Drake has gone TO Phila-
delphia to attend the High Tent of
Rechabites as one Of the delegates from
the Fredericksburg Tent
If you want to see the newest and
most stylish dress goods Jones can
show you. They are now on display.
Come now and get the choice designs
and shades. G. w. Jones.
Mr.. W. J. Jacobs and party returned
FRIDAY night from Luray Cave They
went 10y private conveyance and camped
out and had a splendid time.
Don't forget our optical department
gives you the best results 0btainable.
All repairs while you wait. The II. +.
Norris up-tO-date store
Mr.. w. J. McCalley left Saturday for
Washington and before his return will
attend the High Tent Of Rechabites at
Philadelphia as one of the delegates
from the local tent.
Jones has all the newest. best most
stylish suits Of the season in an the
staple and novelty shadings. Our
tailoresses are ready 10 iit you. c. w.
Jones.
commission composed Of DR.. w. A.
Harris, Of Spotsylvania; DR.. j. l.. Sale.
OF Caroline. and Justice r. :. Bullock
adjudged Miss Ada H. Phillips. of sum
init. insane Thursday and she will be
taken To the Western State Hospital at
Staunton
We are showing this week some ex-
ceptlonal values in new fall dress goods;
all the new shades and every desirable
weave IN black dress goods are here.
The T. n. Brent Store.
Mr.. J. A. Dishman and wife. Of
Richmond, passed through here Satur-
day en- route home after a visit 10 Mrs
ID. 5 old home in King George. They
were accompanied by Mr.. D.. mother.
Mrs. J. w. Dshman. who will spend a
month with them.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of self
or family, the thoroughly equipped
fredericksburg Davis Gallery IS pre-
pared 10 make il. All work guaranteed
first-class in every respect
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Langley Crow.
OF Gainesville. Florida, are visiting DIR.
Crows sister, Mrs. j. H. Henderlte,
on George St Dr. Crow is in charge
OF the chair Of modern languages in
the University of Florida
The condition Of DR.. VIM. d. Scott.
who Is sick with fever, is reported i'm
proved. His father, MIR. w. ID. Scott.
of this city, was with him Sunday
Capt E. II. DeJarnette. Sr.. of
Lewistown, SpOtsylvania county, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs J. ID. Micks.
MIR. Julian +. Boyer. wife and little
daughter have returned from visit
to Fredericksburg. Orange Observer
Capt S. J. Quinn and Mrs Quinn
have returned from an extended stay
at their country place in Louisa county.
The family Of Capt. r. c. Vance re-
turned home TO Mansfield Hall Satur-
day night from Long Island, N. Y,
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. J. w. Walker, of King George.
sold load of wheat from the ''Waver-
ley farm Saturday for 95 cents per
bushel
Mrs. William Owens and son Duncan,
OF Savannah, are here, guests at the
Forbes homestead
Mr.. Stuart McBryde left Monday for
Richmond where he will attend college.