The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-05
CURRENT COMMENTS

The Eastern Star Bazaar commences
at O'Clock Tuesday evening, Nov. stu.
Mr.. F. NJ. Chichester was at Stafford
Courthouse Thursday On lega! business
Mrs. c. Hageman, Of Berea, was in
the city Wednesday.
Prof. S. W. Somervlle went to Rich
mond Thursday on q business trip.
Halloween is over. The jack-o'-
lanterns are gone from Jones window,
ana the window is filled with blanket
bargains.
Mrs. J. 5. Spicer has recovered
sufficiently TO leave the hoSpi'a'
in Baltiore.
Mrs. r. ]. Smith and Mrs. J. Is.
GRAY left Thursday for Danvllle 10
visit friends.
The best ready o-wear stock, the
most complete department, the best
filters. the best millinery, the best
milliners. the best goods, the lowest
prices. c. w. Jones.
DR.. c. Mason Smith has returned
from pleasure trip to King
George county.
Mr.. II. G. Hildrup purchased
fine driving horse Thursday from
a colored man from Port Royal.
Just the thing for your Automo-
bile. one of those genuine Indian
blankets. j. T. Lowery & Co
Mr.. Paul Karsten, Jr., left Thursday
for Pittsburg to spend his vacation with
friends.
Mr.. Richard Cromwell. of Baltimore
is spending some time with Mr..
Thomas Boulware in Caroline hunt
ing.
If YOU want stylish suits. stylish hats,
stylish dress goods, stylish silks, the
newest in all goods. go to Fredericks-
burg's largest and best store. Jones.
Mrs. f. f. Fairbank left Thurs
day for Baltimore to join her hus-
band, who is engaged in business III
that city.
Mr.. ]. P. Walters, of Orange, spent
Wednesday night here with Mrs. +. r.
Clark and family.
If YOU want suits, coats (ladies or
misses), you do yourself and your
pocketbook injustice unless you see
c. w. Jones stock. Then match the
suit with a pretty hat from Jones
millinery.
Mr.. G. E. Parish, of Port Royal, was
here Thursday enrOute to Baltimore to
witness the aero flights.
Now that the long term of study
has commenced relieve the strain
on the child's eyes who needs glass
es by having their eyes properly
fitted at the reliable Norris Jew
elry Store. 619 Main street.
Mr.. Geo. Warren, of Philadelphia,
who has been a guest of MIR. W. j.
Ford, returned Thursday.
See Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes ad. in
this paper and in Saturday Evening
Post.
Mrs. W. A. Moncure. of Stafford,
left Thursday for Philadelphia, where
she will join her husband and go to
New York.
The woman who is trying TO find
lust what suits her taste in a be-
coming hat, stylish suit or coat
should not make her selection be
fore looking at The T. y. Brent
store. where more styles can be
seen than at other stores.
Linda Beverly, colored. died here
Wednesday, aged 81 years. She was
insured in the Home Beneficial Asso-
citation of Richmond, represented by
Mr.. B. S. Pates.
Samoset chocolates are the best.
Goolrick sells them.
Mrs. II. H. Wallace. OF Amarillo.
Texas. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor. OF
Berryville. Va, have arrived In
Stafford and viii spend the win
ter with Mrs POwhatan Moncure.
Mr.. II. L. Jones. private secre-
tary of Congressman w. A. Jones.
was here Thursday calling on
friends. He came up by steamer
from Warsaw and was on his way
to Newport News to join Mr.. Jones.
DR.. ]. b. Smith. who was hurt
some time ago by slipping on steps
of a steamer in Alexandria while
returning here from Colonial
Beach. is improving at his home
Mrs. Frank B. Guest has return
ed from a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Wexford, at Sabine
Hall" Richmond county, accompan
led by her sister. Miss Elsie Well
ford
Capt. and Mrs. j. V. Davis. OF
Hartford. Conn, are guests OF Mai.
NJ. NJ. Jefferys at the National
Cemetery.
Mrs. w. d. Scott left here Thurs
day morning for Louisville, Ky, to
be with her daughter. Mrs. John
c. Russell, whose husband died
Tuesday. and to attend the funeral
She was accompanied as far as
Washington by Mr.. Scott. Her SON
in-law. Mr.. J. Edward Tyler,
Joined her there and made the trip
to Louisville with her.
Kaufman, the jeweweler. for watches.
Miss Alberta Dempsey returned
to Washington Wednesday. after a
visit OF several weeks TO her par
ents at the Wilderness.
Select that wedding gift at S. S.
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Miss Margaret Baker. who has
been i'll in Washington. returned
home Wednesday. accompanied by
her mother and grandfather. Rev
DIR. T. s. Dunaway.
Watches of every description a
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mrs. Moses E. Rheine, of Washing
ton, is a guest Of her father, Mr.. Benz
Goldsmith.
Jewelry of the right kind at S. S
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mrs. Caroline Ulman and daughter
Miss Sarah Ulman. of Salisbury, Md.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ulman, returned home Wednes
day.
Bad eyes made to see well at 5. 5
Kaufman's, the jeweler and optician.
Mr.. F. W. Feuerherd left for Balti
more on business Wednesday, and Will,
there will witness the Aero meet, whlcl
commenced Wednesday.
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