The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
CURRENT COMMENTS


Eyes tested Tree. st kauiman's.
Mr.. A. +. Dickson has returned from q
business trip.
kaufman. the iewelsr for watches.
DIR. J. A G. Chandler, OF Richmond,
was in the city Saturday.
Buy your watch at Kauiman's
Mr. N. h. Nusselmsn hasrsturned from
= business trip To Richmond
kaufman, the iewelsr, for watches,
Mrs. J. g. Chiles and little daughie,.
Jennetts. left Tor Washington Friday.
Have your watch repaired at Kaui.
mans.
Mr.. Stuart hcBryde has returned from
Richmond. where he attended college.
Newest designs 10 iswelry. at Kaui.
mans
Mrs. Ethel q. Wade. Of Rockbridge
county. Il visiting Mrs Granville Il.
Swift on Washington avenue.
T. @. speskman. plano tuner. is In
Fredericksburg for a few days IsIt
Mrs. Charles Steele. OF New York, with
her two daughters, Misses Cartharine and
Nancy Gordon Steele arrived here Friday
and are guests Of Miss Mamie Forbes Tor
q lew days.
kaufman. the ieweler-ior everything
in iewelry.
Mrs. Roberta @. Morris, who has been
guest OF Mrs. G.. X. Richerson, left
Saturday for New York.
kaufman, pays cash for old gold and
silver.
Mr.. Clsve Harding, OF Stafford Store,
sold 10 Mr. W. l.. BranDan Saturday q
line horse Tor his delivery wagon.
Old wedding rings made oyer-at
kauimhn's.
Mayor II. Lewis Wallace has Increased
the fund for corn prizes by a subscrption
of$
The Massachusetts Mutual Life In-
surance Co, VIM. Bernard, Agent. Fred
srieksburg. Va. al5lm
Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Frances
Richards. Of Augusta. TIA, are guests Of
Ars W. g. Hit.
Bad eyes made to see we'll at Ksui-
mans
Rev. r. A. German and Rev. Mr.. Den
mis-, two prominent ministers oi Buffalo.
friends OF INV. J. Crawford of that city.
80 iavorably known here. are seeing the
battlehelds and visiting historic points
here.
Tootsies. Fluffy Mints, Chocolate Kisses
and Nutlets, the new and popular candy
1T zoe the pound. at Brannan's.
Mr.. f. h. Stokes. OF New York ,is spend
Ing lew days 10 the city visiting his
mother, Mrs. ". s. White.
Any name put on post cards tonight
while you walt at III. Wallace Gamers.
Miss Agnes DeshaZo. who has been q
guest Of Miss Burnett of Washington, and
spent q lew days In Washington, has ~
turned 20 her home here.
Mrs. ID. T.. Smiths millinery opening
which was u great success, IL over We
are receiving new goods weekly aud can
MI all orders promptly.
Mr.. T. s. Coleman, Commonwealth
attorney OF Spotsylvania. and Mr.. e. X.
Coleman. candidate for the Legislature,
were ia the city Saturday.
Nearly every day new hats, new flow
ers, new millinery trimmings are added
to the always splendid stock IN C.. W.
Sonee ulilioery department
Elicia Baker, wife OF Page Baker
colored, died at her lhome near Guineys
Saturday OF pneumonia, aged 20 years.
New wash skirts; every size; even 5e-
sirable color; also both black and white,
the best values we have ever offered at
800 and $125. Call and see them. The
q. n. Brent Store.
III. A. Crittenden and family this week
moved from Weems To Byrdton, where
they will make their future home -Nir-
ginia Citizen
Miss Willis, Of fredericksburg, is visit
ing Mrs. II. q. Lane-Northern Neck
News.
When you want q beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricfsburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make It. All work guaranteed trst-clAss
In every respect
Mr.. WIN. G. Graham. OF Orange. wac
here Saturday after spending a few DAYS
with Mr.. Tom Frazer in Spotsylvania
Ladies' tailormade suits. ladies' one
piece batiste dresses, ladies' wash coat
suits, ladies linen coat suits. ladies sep
erate skirts. can all be had at C.. W.
lones'. All fittings free OF charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, of King
George, were here Friday.
Don't fail to get one OF the new Dutch
Collar and Rabat Pins 10 rose and green
gold finish, IN jade. coral, turquoise and
pearl. They sell on sight. so and 75c
each while they last. The popular
iewelry store, II Z. Norris.
Mrs. William ID. Scott and Miss Mary
Byrd Russell left by steamer Sunday for
Baltimore to visit DIR. William d. Scott.
Mr.. c. N. Chichester, OF the University
of Virginia, is guest of his mother, Mrs.
A. X. Chichester, in Stafford.
Mr.. Jas. N. Talley, of Spotsylyania,
was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. Duerson, of Mt. Pleasant.
has returned after three weeks stay in
Hinton, W. Va, where he went to the
bedside Of his son. w. Ascham Duerson,
who has been i'll in the Hinton hospital
Young Mr.. DuersOn is rapidly recovering.