The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-14
CURRENT COMMENTS
Mrs. C. J. Jones is quite sick.

MIS- -. ID. AnoInlOu anu olStOis Nioo
Rebecca Chewing, were guests OF their
sister. Mrs. J. II. Cannon. of Massa-
ponax, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. C.. b. Thornton, of
Washington, are guests of Mr.. 1. >.
Chewing and family, at Sulphur
Springs. Va.
MIR. Geo. X. Richerson left Tuesday
for an extended trip through the
Northern Neck of Virginia and South
ern Maryland
Mr.. II. b. Stevens, who has been Ill
at his home on boswell Field, is I'm
proved.
Mrs. Jas. Cross, of Round Hill, Lou
doun county, has returned from visit
to her son. Mr.. Guy Cross, and family.
Mrs. Vim. f. Compton and her
sister. Miss Minnie Davis. are spending
month in Louisa county. the guests Of
Mrs. J. II. Muse.
Great values in wash suits and dresses
at The T. N. Brent Store.
Mr.. NJ. c. Pates, Of Spotsylvania,
who is sick here with fever. is doing
nicely.
Take YOUR watch to J. w. Brereton
and have the right time in your pocket;
also your jewelry, and have 1t fixed as
it ought to be.
The store front occupied by Messrs.
Harrison & Montague is being beauu-
fled by paint Mr.. Chas. l.. Bowling Is
doing the work.
Good values in ladies' umbrellas at
Sl.OO and 81. 25 at The I. N. Brent
Store.
Mr.. Denny Wright, of Richmond,
was here Tuesday guest of his friend,
Mr.. NJ. G. Willis, Jr.
The newest things in ladies' neck
wear and good assortment to select
from at The 4. n. Brent Store.
Miss Bette Ball, of Northumberland
county, came up by steamer Monday
night to attend the institute. She is a
guest of Mr.. Samuel Fitzhugh and
family.
Take your eyes in to j. w. BreretOn;
ne will tell YOU what to do with them
free of charge. Graduate optician, New
York School Of Optics.
Miss Mamie Beale left by steamer
Lancaster Tuesday for visit to Mrs.
Oscar Cameron at Weems, in Lancas-
ter county.
All millinery reduced at J.T Lowery
& Co. 5. $40 hats So, 50 hats -. %. IS
hats $3.50, 81 80 hats Sl.25. Very few
iett; come at once.
Mr.. Harvey Snellings, who has been
confined TO his room at the Exchange
Hotel with crippled foot, caused by
nail sticking in it. was out Monday on
the street. His foot is much improved.
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.
Mr.. Henry Moncure. of Garrisonyille,
Stafford county, was in the city Mon
day.
When your eyes need attention think
of the Norris Jewelry Store; they are
equipped to give you the full test and
puaratee satisfaction. Moderate prices
on frames and lenses. 6lS Main st.
Phone 200.
Mr.. John Hudgins, of Spotsylvania
county. had a valuable setter dog badly
cut in a wire fence. He brought the
dog 10 town and had the place sewed
up.
Entire stock of pianos to be closed
out at once at greatly reduced prices,
having accepted position as travelling
salesman for the factory. This is your
greatest opportunity. II. Wallace Car
6er. j5ls4t
Misses Margaret, Edith and Nancy
Light, daughters of Rev. }. II. Light,
former pastor of the Methodist church
here, who have been guests of friends
in this city, have returned to their
home in Front Royal.
How about your eyes? Are they
failing you? We fit and adjust Super
ior Eve Glasses and Spectacles to your
ewes and guarantee satisfaction. Eyes
tested free. Broken lenses correctly
matched. S. S. Kaufman, jeweler and
optician.
Messrs. F. w. Coleman and Lee j.
Graves were at Orange Tuesday on
legal business.
Studebaker vehicles are favorably
known everywhere. Decker and Alrich
have a full line of these farm wagons,
spring wagons, surrles, top and open
buggies. Good work at moderate prices.
Mr.. Sylvester Franklin, of st. Louis,
Mo. spent Monday with his relatives,
Mrs. Z. F. Clark and family.
Mrs. Mary E. Muse, Mrs. Hayes
Beckwitb and little son, are guests OF
Mrs. B. c. Hargrave in Richmond.
Mr.. Sidney S. Kaufman has returned
from Coney Island, New York, Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. While IN Phila-
delphia he attended the wedding of his
cousin, Mr.. Maurice Sinshelmer, OF
Washington, to Miss Estelle Myers.
Miss Genevieve Stearns and Miss
Ethel Bauer, of this city, are the guests
of the Misses Stearns in Fredericks-
burg. Richmond Times Dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Musselman left
Wednesday for Atlantic City to spend
two weeks.
Rev. Yates bowman, of Richmond,
was here Wednesday.
The dormitory of the Fredericksburg
College is being painted. Messrs.
Rodgers and Revere have the contract.
Mr.. W. H. Hurkamp is at the Mary
Washington Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. j. C. Willis and daughter, Miss
Nora, left Tuesday for Atlantic City to
spent two weeks.
Miss Adrienne Savee has returned
from a visit TO her sister, Mrs: Clarence
G. Pltzer, at Martinsburg, W. va.
Mrs. j. II. Davis is still critically III
at her home on Washington avenue.
MIR. John H. McKenna, OF the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, ar,
rived here Wednesday and will spend