The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-10-29
CURRENT COMMENTS

Miss Freda Bode left Thursday Tor
visit to friends in Charlottesville.
Mrs. ]. II. Davis and two chill
dren are visiting in Percyville' Md
Miss Elizabeth Minor. of Wash
ington. spent Sunday and Monday
here.
Mr.. VIM. Murray. of Waverly, is
visiting his brother. Mr.. Andrew
Murray.
Mr.. John WoOdville. of lndiantown,
Orange county. was here on business
Thursday.
This is suit week. this is millinery
week at Jones.
Mrs. A. II. Kuhn. of Richmond,
is visiting the family of Mr.. V. c.
Strasburger.
Samoset chocolates are the best.
Goolrick sells them.
Mr.. Jno. c. Melville left Wednesday
night for Chambersburg, Pa. after
spending a few days here.
See Stein Bloch Smart Clothes ad. in
this paper and in Saturday Evening
Post.
Mrs. John Callahan and Mrs. John
Richie, of Baltimore, are guests of their
brother, Mr.. Andrew Murray.
II is conceded by the ladies that
J. T. Lowery & Co.'S Hats are the
prettiest.
Some excitement was caused Thurs
day by the burning out of the chimney
At the home of MIR. K. l.. Stottregen.
Look at the "Printzess" lady on the
bill-boards. She will tell you VINO
furnished her suit.
Mrs. A. b. Yates has gone 10
Catonville, Md, TO be a guest Oh
Mrs. Daniel B. Miller for a week.
Don't buy carlessly made suits,
"Printzess, "Woolcraft, ""Stylerite,
these makes have anational reputation.
c. w. Jones.
Miss Eleanor Alcock, Of Richmond,
is guest of Mrs. W. A. Ashoy, al
Mrs. Linthicum's on Prince Edward 81.
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, GIG Main street.
Mr. Earl Stiff. of Richmond, spent
Wednesday in the city. having come
up with the Medical College foot
ball team.
The best line ladies' and misses suits
in this city. The "Printzess, the
"Wooleraft, the "Stylerite. " Jones
suit department.
The large arch of electric lights over
the entrance Of the Casino Amusement
Hall was in use Wednesday night Tor
the first time.
The Enterprise Building. next door to
the post-office, is the place for holding
the Eastern Star Bazaar.
Miss nellie Somervile has so much
improved that she is able to go out.
Master Wilson Somerville is still SICK,
but improving.
If you want cheaply, carelessly made
suits Jones hasn't got them. But FOL
splendidly tailored goods visit Jones
suit department.
Mr.. Robt. H. Tslley, of Richmond
assistant United States District Attor'
new, was in the city on unofficial ousl'
ness Wednesday.
More new and attractive models II
millinery, tailored suits and long coats
came today. No trouble to make Sc,
detection from this big collection OF
newest models. The I. n. Brent Store
MIR. r. V. Harris, of Spotsylvania
vas visitor to our office THURSDAY
He has been a subscriber to the Stal
and Free Lance since its foundation.
Kaufman, the jeweweler, for watches
Messrs. X. Nelson Goolrick anC
NJ. f. Terrell went fishing OF
Chappawamsic Greek Tuesday an'
came home with a small string o
fish.
Select that wedding gift at S. S
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Rev. J. II. Henderlte, Messrs. J. E
Undertake, and B. F. Bullock ATTENDED
the sessions of the Grand Royal Arc
Chapter of Masons in Richmond Wed
nesday.
Watches of every description a
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mr.. J. F. Billingsley. of Lignum,
in the city on business. While her
Mr.. Billingsley will go over the new
road being built in Spotsylvanla-
Jewelry of the right kind at S. S
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mr.. Chas. Stump, of Clifton Forge
spent Thursday here guest of friends
MIR. Stump has a good position with tn
c. & o. r. R., at Clifton Forge.
Bad eyes made to see we'll at S. S
Kaufman's, the jeweler and optician.
Mr.. G. Brown Boulware is a guest 0
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. McCall
Boulware. Mr.. B. has been connecte
with a big automobile manufacturing
company out West, but is now with tn
Carter Car Co, stationed at Washing
ton.
Reliable watch, clock and jewelry rt
pairing at SIS. Kaufman s, the Jewelel
Rev. ]. NJ. Perrig left by Thursday
steamer for Irvington and will hol
services in the Catholic church at M
marnock and other points in the Norti
ern Neck.
For fertilizers and grass seed call G
Decker g. Alrich. Try some OF the
pure raw bone. 1t is Is crop grove
and land improver.
DIR. w. ]. Wallis, son, w. j. III
and sister, Miss Annie +. Wallis,
North Carolina. arrived here WEE
nesday and were guests OF Mrs.
p. Rowe until Thursday, when the
went to Stafford on visit
Treasurer w. ID. Reamy and famil
Our pure old apple vinegar will CIV
YOU perfect satisfaction and is the be
possible to obtain for picking purpose
Price the gallon 35c. W. l.. Branna
Mr.. Joseph Heflin, of King Georg
was in the city on business Thursda
Mrs. John NJ. Hull left Thursday (,
months visit to her brother, Mr.
G. L. Moncure, Sr., at Stony Hill, ne
Garrisonville.
Mr.. Lee Dodd, of Stafford, was he
Thursday. -.
n John A Evans, of Garrisonvill