The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-10-05
CURRENT COMMENTS
Pay city taxes

Mr.. ]. r. Watson, of Spotsylvanla
Co., was here Saturday.
Capt. T. C. waring, of Essex, was
in the city Saturday.
Capt. w. b. Warren, Of SPotsyI-
yania. and son, Mr.. w. {. warren
were in the city Friday.
Penalty and interest saved by paying
city taxes now.
Mrs. Mollie F. Tankard and son, no
land left Saturday for washington
where they will spend a few days
Miss Lucy Talley, of Spotsylvania,
nassad through this city Saturday, en-
ronte 10 Baltimore to visit friends.
Miss Parker. superintendent of the
Mary Washington Hospital, lett Satur-
day for New York TO visit her relatives.
Miss Carrie V. Wright left for
Richmond Monday, where she will be
the guest of her friend, Miss Faulconer.
for several weeks.
Miss Ida c. Magruder, who has been
a guest Of Mrs. M. A. bowman. at
"idlewild," has returned to her home
in Georgetown.
Miss Jessie Hough and Miss Carrie
Curtis left Saturday for Washington.
to attend the annual meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
Miss Lena Peyton, of King George,
has been a guest Of Mr.. Thomas Pey-
ton for q week.
Opening of fall millinery Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 9th and 9TH. Public
cordially invited. Mrs. d. E. Smith &
Co.
Mr.. P. X. Bauman is in the city for
a few days.
Have YOU seen the "Oh You Kid
hat at Lowery's? Just the thing Tor
school and street wear.
Hon. NJ. X. Lowry was in the city
Saturday.
For fair week We offer at prices that
will attract attention watches of all
grades. The Norris jewelry store.
Mrs. Charles S. Bradley left for her
home in Baltimore Saturday, after
pleasant visit of week here.
When visiting the fair, call and see
our large display of fine watches, dla-
monds, jewelry. silverware, which we
are showing at special reduced prices
at S. S. Kaufman's. the jeweler.
Mr.. Arthur Brown was in Richmond
Friday on business.
Formal and great opening display of
millinery, ladies' suits, dress goods, silks
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9th and
7th. c. w. Jones'
Miss Emma Messenger. of Washing
ton, is visiting Misses Hattie and Belle
Kaufman.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family, the thoroughly equipped
Fredericksburg Davis Gallery Is pre-.
pared to make it. All work guaranteed
first-class in every respect
Mrs. Jos. Fox, Of Baltimore, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fl. Kaufman.
While visiting the fair don't fail to
visit the up to date Norris jewelry
store. where YOU will find large as
sortment of fresh new goods and many
specials for fair week, with a guaran-
tee at the back of each purchase.
Don't forget the Norris store.
Mr.. ]. T. Minor, treasurer Of King
George county, was in the city Friday.
We extend a cordial invitation to
every one to our opening display OF
millinery, ladies' ard misses suits,
skirts, dress goods, silks, fancy goods;
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9th and
7th. {. W. Jones.
Mr.. Jack Barber, Of Pittsburg, is in
the city, guest of his parents.
Remember city taxes are due.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rheine, of Washington,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Goldsmith, has returned home accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Julia Gold
smith.
See announcementof The T. n. Brent
Stores Fall opening in this paper.
During the fair we offer special in
ducements on our entire stock of fine
watches, jewelry, diamonds, silver
ware and novelties. Ii will pay you to
call and examine them at S. S. Kauf-
mans. the jeweler.
Gov. Swanson has appointed Mr.. E.
H. Randall delegate TO the Farmers
National Congress, at Raleigh, n. L.,
Nov. 3.
Tootsies. Fluffy MINIS, Chocolate
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and popu-
lar candy at zoe the pound, at
Brannan's.
Mrs.. Gabriel Johnston, of Baltimore,
widow of the late Gabriel Johnston,
who for years conducted an auctioneer'
business in Fredericksburg. was in the
city Friday.
Miss M. P. Johnson of The 7. N.
Brent Stores Millinery Department has
spent this week in the northern mar.
kets making selections from some OF
the newer styles in this line, and will
be here in time for this stores opening
Wednesday and Thursday Of next week.
Prof. S. w. Somerville left Monday
to Join his family at their country home
in Culpeper county.
Rev. ]. H. Henderlite is spending 8
few DAYS with Prof. S. w. Somervillt
and family, near Rapidan.
Col. E. D. Cole is quite sick at hi
home.
Mr.. Steward Sullivan and son. Of
Stafford, are visiting his daughter, Mrs
Mamie Starkes, of Richmond. The,
will attend the fair.
Mr.. s. H. Beale piloted an auto part.
from here to Richmond Saturday, re
turning by train at night. The aut'
made trip in hours.
DIR. Cook, the Arctic explorer, is
second cousin of E. H. Costenbader
of this place. Mr.. Costenbader
fathers mother and DIR. Cooks fathe
were brother and sister. -Colonia
Beach Record.
Oysters are more plentiful in the Rap
pahannock this season than they nav
been for 20 years.
The State Fair at Richmond is i
progress.
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
September, October, 1909.
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