The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-15
CURRENT COMMENTS


Mr.. w. N. Blake is home here after
a successful trip.
Go to Kaufman's for your fine jewelry.
Mr.. Barton Mason, of Lynchburg, is
here for few days.
Watches for everybody at Kauf-
mans. the ieweler.
Prof. f. II. Russell was in Washing
ton on business Tuesday.
Bad eyes made to see we'll at kauf-
mans, the jeweler and optician.
Rev. DIR. Jas. P. Smith, of Richmond,
was in the city Tuesday.
Carry all your old jewelry to the
Norris Store and have it repaired ana
replated like new.
Mrs. VIM. J. Merton. of Alexandria,
was in the city Tuesday.
The practical watch repairing done
at the reliable Norris Jewelry Store IS
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mr.. Henry Green, of Hop Yard, was
visitor to our Office Tuesday.
Wanted-You to see our large stock
of fine watches, jewelry and silver now
on display at Kaufman's. the jeweler.
Treasurer w. G. billiard, of Spotsyl-
vania, was visitor to our Office Tues
day.
Our pure old apple vinegar will give
You perfect satisfaction and is the best
possible to obtain for picking purposes.
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Miss Flossie Rawlings will teach this
session in one of the public schools OF
Norfolk.
By having your eyes tested and fitted
with the proper glasses at the Norris
Jewelry Store means a permanent
pleasure. Yours to serve at our new
stand, GIG Main st.
Mr.. T. w. Boggs has been appointed
inspector of weights and measures for
King George.
The Domestic sewing machine does
work that no other one machine in the
world can do. We are in position to
give you the best machine at one-third
less than the regular price. Write or
call at once. The T. N. Brent Store.
Mrs. C. Howard Kennedy, son and
daughter have returned from visit to
relatives in Stafford.
Master Arthur Lyle left Tuesday for
Front Royal, where he will attend the
Randolph Macon Academy.
Miss Helen w. Bane, who has been
guest of Mrs. c. s. Fletcher,
has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Chas. E. Tackett is having her
residence handsomely reprinted. Mr.. X.
L. jefferson is doing the work.
Miss Matte Quinn, of this city, has
resumed her duties at the George
Washington Hospital. Washington.
Miss Nellie McBryde has returned
from Lexington, where she spent the
summer. DR.. McBryde will return
Friday.
Mr.. G. A. Ball has accepted posi-
ton with the Washington Southern
Railway Company as operator in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Maurice Rowe, son Of Capt. NJ.
B. Rowe, left Tuesday for Front Royal,
where he will attend Randolph-Macon
Academy.
Col. E. d. Cole left for Richmond
Tuesday TO attend meeting of the
State Democratic Committee there
that night.
Rev. r. A. Williams and Mr.. F. W.
Coleman went out together Tuesday to
attend the protracted meeting at Beth
any church.
Mr.. Jas. r. Evans, of Spotsylvanis,
ia here with p. McCracken, Bro. &
Co. while Capt. McCracken is away for
a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Preston Scott, of
Cape Charles, who have been visiting
Mr.. J. R. Rawlings and family, have
returned home.
Rev. ]. H. Henderlite left Tuesday
for Burkeville, where he will hold serv-
ices for the remainder of the week
He will return Saturday.
Judge t. J. Barham, of Newport
News, has been designated by Gov.
Mann to hold September term OF the
Circuit court of Hanover for Judge
John E. Mason, who is unwell
Mrs. C. NJ. Diehl, of Brooklyn, N.
Y. and Miss Elizabeth Stock, of Bos-
ton, who have been spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. c. S. Fletcher, have
gone to Washington to be the guests of
Mrs. R. G. Fletcher before returning
home.
Mr.. E. w. Moncure, Jr., who came
here to his home from Florida some
time ago and went to Saranac, N. T.,
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much improved in health and went TO
Asheville, N. c., where he will spend
some time.
&c. Haislop, who left here years
ago, was supposed to be dead, until
letter from him at Storke. Fla, was
received here by K. C. Hart inquiring
after his brothers, David P. Haislop, and
"BIack Hawk" Haislop. The latter
died some years ago.
Miss Elsie Wexford and brother, Mr..
John Wexford, and Mr.. Willie Jones,
son Of Congressman W. A. Jones, OF
Warsaw, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Wexford are on
their way to the University of Virginia
to resume their studies.
Mr.. C. C. Pearson was here Tuesday
en- route for Richmond. Mr.. Pearson
goes to Yale University this year,
where he is fellow in American history.
He will be remembered as one Of the
faculty of the Summer Institute in this
city and made many friends here.
Mrs. Annie S. Moore, of Richmond,
who has been visiting in Spotsylvania,
has returned home.
Mr.. M. j. Downey, of Massachusetts,,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. r. l.. Dow
ney, in Stafford.
For fertilizers and grass seed call on
Decker & Alrich. Try some OF their
pure raw bone. 1t is is crop grower
and land improver.
Mr.. J. R. CHARTERS, of Stafford, has