The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-06
CURRENT COMMENTS

Miss Susie WMtenOuSe was III w ASH
ington Thursday.
Mr.. r. Lee Stoffregen was in Wash
ington Wednesday.
Mr.. Spotswood C. Foster was at
Mineral on business Thursday.
Mrs. c. Delevan Montague has re-
turned from q visit to relatives at For
est, Va.
Mrs. w. II. Camp, Of Petersburg, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. +. Ashoy'
and family.
Mr.. f. F. Fairbank left THURSDAY
for a business trip to Baltimore anu
HarrisOnburg.
Rev. +. p. Hawkins. OF Spo'ss :.
vania was n welcome visitor 10 our
office Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Allen, of GIN
cinnati. have returned home aiter d
visit to relatives here.
Col f. ID. Cole and nephew, Master
Horace Cole. returned Thursday morn,
,ng from Richmond. where he attended
,he state Democratic Committee meet
ing Wednesday night
Hon. r. c. L. Moncure, Of Stafford,
attended the meeting in Richmond
Wednesday night of the State Demo
cratic Committee, of which he is a
member from the Eighth district.
Mrs Roderick Dew. of Goodies,
is a guest here for a few days OF
Mrs Ida d. Jaynes.
Miss Julia Hall will leave Friday
to visit the family of Mr.. W. r. Rob
ertson at Culpeper for several
weeks.
Mr.. j. b. Rawlings returned to
Baltimore Thursday. after visit to
his father here.
Before placing an order for glasses
have your eyes properly tested and fit
ted with hand centered lenses by
competent and reliable refractionist at
the Norris Jewelry Store, GIG Main st.
Miss Hattie Kaufman has return
cd from a trip to Washington.
Attention is directed to the advt. Of
Messrs. Larkin & Rodgers in this issue.
This firm has large up-to-date stock
and those wishing the latest in clothing
and gentlemen's furnishings would do
well to examine the fresh and attrac-
tive lines at this store.
Mrs Chas. Barlosius. formerly of
this city. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Compton here.
See the line of ladies' and children s
=. hot - Store
Mr.. John Hudgins left Thursday
for business trip to lrvington'
Before placing an order for glasses
have your eyes properly tested and tit
ted with hand centered lenses by a
competent and reliable refractionist at
the Norris Jewelry Store, GIG Main ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Feuerherd
were in Washington Thursday.
Ladies long busters 81 25.
Mems long busters $l.5O.
Boston Variety Store.
Mr.. J. A. Woodyille. OF Indian
town, was here Thursday.
Jones to give a Mary Washington
Hospital Benefit Special Sale Monday
and Tuesday, May Sth and 9Th. Ten
cents out of every dollar sold for cash
will be given to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason. of Or
ange. was here Thursday
You can get bordered organizes
and lawns at Lowery's. New lot
just in
Mr.. c. H. Hurkamp left Thurs
day Cor Washington. where he will
act as judge In the horse show.
Save your time cards; they will be
good every lst and Bird Wednesday Of
each month until Nov. lst, 1911.
Boston Variety Store.
Mr.. Simon Hirsh is in Baltimore
on business.
Jones' special sale week begins Mon
day, Nav 9Th. The first two days,
Monday and Tuesday, May Sth and 9Th,
to be Mary Washington Hospital Bene-
fit Days. 10 cents out of every cash
dollar spent Jones will donate to the
hospital, but cannot donate anything
from credit sales, so pay cash.
Mrs. r. NJ. Bagby. of Richmond,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. T. b.
Gayle, in Spotsylvania.
Linen Coat Suits for women and
misses. They are beauties. say the
ladies who have seen them. They
are a choice collection from the
highest class makers and up TO May
1st, 1911, in style Come quick
and get the first choice. The T.
~ Brent Store.
DR.. j. d. Pulliam, of Belmont.
is a guest OF Mr. Lee J. Graves.
See the best 2 row corn planter at
Decker & Alrich's. Also single row
planters, disc and spike tooth harrows
Mr.. Robert Carnahan. of Spotsyl-
vania. was here Thursday
Buy your jewellery from Kaufman
the jeweler Right goods at right
prices.
Rev. c. c. Davis. OF Louisa, was
here Thursday enroute to White
stone, Lancaster county.
WANTED: Men to take 30
days practical course in our ma
chine shops and accept good posi-
tions in the automobile business.
Charlotte Auto School, Charlotte. n.
c. lap1S-15t
Mr.. Deane Hundley. of Dunns-
Vile. was a guest of Mr.. NJ. G. Will
lis. Jr., Thursday.
School Medals and Glass Pins
We are prepared to furnish schools
with medals and class pins in gold
and silver. We carry in stock at
all times a nice assortment OF such
and can supply them at short notice.
Artistic hand engraving on same
free of charge. Mail orders prompt
ly filled at s. S. Kaufman's, the jew
eler and optician.
DR.. c. Wallace Sale left Wednes-
day for Henderson. KY. where he
will visit his brother and sister for
some time.
The clock stopped at Oh. 8 m. IS.
The nearest time card h. m. 80 8.
The next nearest time card h. m.
28s.
Mrs. John Jett, of this city, received
the first prize of 8 silver dollars. Miss
Pauline Robinson received the second