The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-02
CURRENT COMMENTS

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Misses Bertha and Florence Foster
are guests of Miss Reid, in Fairfax,
near Alexandria.
Judge r. H. L. Chichester and Mr.. c.
O'Conor Goodrich were in Stafford
Thursday on legal business.
Mrs. Mary Griffin is in Washington
visiting her sons, Commander Robert
s. Griffin and DIR. T. A. Griffin.
Messrs. Isaac Hirsh and w. III. Hur-
kamp qualified as public school trustees
before Clerk A. B. Yates Wednesday.
More quality, more style, better serv-
ice than in any store in this section can
be had at Jones'. Dry goods, ladies'
ready TO wear and millinery.
Misses Carrie Nash and Ethel Way
land. of Elkwood, are guests of Mrs.
X. b. Rowlett and will attend the
institute.
That big lot of wash dresses are here.
$3.50 dresses at $l.S9, IS dresses at
So. SO, so dresses at IS, in white,
blue, lavender. gray, tan and natural
linen colors. Come quick. The 7. N.
Brent Store.
Mrs. V. A. Bradshaw and daughter,
Miss Mary Bradshaw. of Washington,
ID. c., are spending the summer at
Maiden, Mass.
When your eyes need attention think
of the Norris Jewelry Store; they are
equipped to give you the full test and
guaratee satisfaction. Moderate prices
on frames and lenses. 6lS Main st.
Phone 200.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Mason. of King George,
was here Wednesday and brought his
daughter, Miss Minnie B. Mason, to at
tend the normal.
How about your eyes? Are they
failing you? We fit and adjust Super
Tor Eve Glasses and Spectacles to your
eyes and guarantee satisfaction. Eyes
tested free. Broken lenses correctly
matched. S. S. Kaufman, jeweer and
optician.
Mr.. w. j. Harris, of Richmond, is a
guest of his sister. Mrs. w. J. finder,
of the Colonial Hotel. After short
stay he will visit at Mine Run.
Studebaker vehicles are favorably
known everywhere. Decker and Alrich
have full line of these farm wagons.
spring wagons, surries, top and open
buggies. Good work at moderate prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, of Orange, the
couple who eloped and were married at
Rockville. Md. June q, spent We'd
nesday night at Colonial Hotel, en- route
to Orange county.
When you buy "Gold Medal flour
from w. l.. Brannan you are buying 1t
from the mills agent; you therefore
save money. Sacks 42c.. S4c., Sl.6o,
s.. 80 and barrels &c. So. Gold Medal
flour is the best flour milled in America.
Try it and see for yourself.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wylie and daughters.
Mrs. Frederick Mclaughlin, Misses
Nina and Mary Wylie. of Baltimore,
are guests at Belmont, the home Of
Mr.. W. F. Ficklin, in Stafford, for the
summer.
Watches, diamonds, jewelry, silver Of
the right sort you will find in our com
plete stock. Every article guaranteed,
and our prices are most enticing. Call
and see at S. S. Kaufman's, the Jew
eler.
Mr.. w. T. Thompson was driving
Mr.. +. K. Wheeler's automobile slowly
around the corner of Main and Com
merce streets Thursday, when Billy
Shadrack, the year old son OF Mr.. A.
w. Shadrack, ran out in front OF it
and was knocked down, but not injured.
Mr.. R. Carter Hall, of Petersburg,
and Mr.. .Spottswood b. Hall, of Univer-
sity of Virginia, were visitors here
Friday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Paynter. of Chicago, H.,
is guest of relatives in Stafford.
Mr.. Maxwell W. Broaddus, of Caro-
line, was here on business Thursday
Mr.. J. T. Brooks, of Musselman' g,
Stafford county, was in the city Thurs
day on business and called at this office.
Hon. c. R. Coleman, of Spotsylvania,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. w. A. Bell is sick at his home
on Washington Avenue.
Friday was the 18th anniversary of the
marriage of Prof. S. w. Somerville
and wife. May both live to enjoy the
anniversary of their golden wedding.
Misses Mary and Fannie Gordon, who
have been guests of Mr.. M. G. Willis,
left for Richmond Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gordon. of
Greenwood, Spotsylvania, who were
recently married in Pittsburg, are in
the city guests of Mr.. M. G. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dickson are in
the city guests of friends.
Mr.. Reuben A. Clark, of Coates
vile, Pa, is a guest of his mother.
Mrs. E. F. Clark.
Mrs. J. N. Kube and two children,
Clyde and Elizabeth Kube, of Locust
Grove, were in the city Friday.
DIR. T. E. Alsop. of Carlyle, ILL.,,
Youngest son of the late DIR. w. S.
Alsop, is here at the Exchange Hotel
for few days aid will visit relatives
in the county.
Miss Lucy Talley and sister-in-law.
Mrs. Irving Tally. of Curlew, were in
the city Thursday shopping.
Mr.. E. Hill Carter, of Ashland, was
here Friday on legal business.
Mr. w. d. Reamy, treasurer of Stat
ford county, was here Friday.
Mr.. r. N. Usher, of Thornsburg, was
here Friday. Mr. Usher recently pur-
chased the Spring Hill farm in Spot
sylyania through the Piedmont Real
Estate Agency.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
We allow $3.50 for one dollar gold
pieces in exchange for jewelry, watches,
silver, etc., in our stock. S. S. Kauf.
man, the jeweler.