The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
CURRENT COMMENTS W. C. MORRISON DEAD

Mr.. Stephen c. Pratt is spending
several days in Washington.
DIR. w. A. Gordon. of the Will
derness. was here saturday.
Mr.. Paul Karsten, Jr., has returned
from a visit of ten days to PlttSburS'
Hon. c. Richelieu Coleman OIL
Marye. Spotsylvania. was mere S"'-
urday.
Miss Alyerda S. Egerton. of Peters
hur0. is guest of Mrs. IL. h. John
ston.
Mr. Lawrence Sidney Fox. of
baltimore. is guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs ! h. Colbert at their home.
Washington Farm. in Stafford.
Mr.. L. S. Lyon, who has been at
tending College here, left Saturday for
Greenville. S. c.. where he will 30 into
business.
DR. and Mrs. W. b. Robinson
came up by steamer from Tappa-
hammock and spent several hours
here Saturday. They were enroute
to Richmond.
Hon. r. c. l.. Moncure. of Stat
ford. candidate for the State Sen
ate. was here Saturday shaking
hands with friends
You can get bordered organizes
and lawns at Lowery's. New lot
just in.
DR.. and Mrs. Elliott Q. Garner re-
turned Friday night from a visit of
several days TO Washington.
Have you seen the new chamois belts?
Red, tan, brown, black, blue, white,
the newest shapes. {. w. Jones.
Mrs. ]. w. Davis and two chill
dren. of Washington. who have
been visiting Mrs. Alex Purcell. re-
turned home Saturday.
We are now in a position to deliver
orders for Hats, Suits and Dresses from
our work rooms promptly. The I. N.
Brent Store.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ MarstOn. of
Richmond. have returned. after al
visit here TO Mr. and Mrs W. A
Marsten.
Just received, everything in the new
est novelties. linen embroidered collars,
lace Dutch collars. embroidered Dutch
collars, swiss Dutch collars, SWISS and
lace jabots, Persian and MILDLY ties,
sailor collars, etc. c. w. Jones.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis and Miss Madge
Taylor left Saturday for visit to-
Mrs. Chas. Steele in New York.
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.
Miss Jennie Terrell has returned
to her school in Alexandria county.
after visit to relatives in Spotsyl-
vania.
You can always depend upon the
jewelry bought from the Norris
Jewelry Store. There is saving
and satisfaction in patronizing this
store for everything we offer you at
all times is precisely wnat we claim
Il to be, the kind that lasts. Our
windows show an excellent assort-
ment OF beautiful goods at all times.
Phone 200, GIG Main street.
Mr.. Jas. P. Turnkey. of Spotsyl-
vania. has returned from a business
trip to Richmond.
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 suer
and can supply them at short notice.
Artistic hand engraving on same
free OF charge. Mail orders prompt |
Iy filled at s. S. Kaufman's. the jew
eler and opticiaD.
Mrs. John Bradshaw is very Ill
at the home OF her father Mr.. Johh
Shelton, on Sophia street.
See the best 2 row corn planter at
Decker & Alrich's. Also single row
planters, disc and spike tooth harroWs.
Mr.. w. J. Phillips spent Saturday
and Sunday here with his family'haV
ing come in from one OF his extehu-
ed business trips.
Buy your jewellery from Kaufman
the jeweler. Right goods at right
prices.
Mrs. w. ]. Morton, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. pow
hatan Moncure, in Stafford, returne
TO her home in Alexandria Saturday.
WANTED: Men to take 30
DAYS practical course In our ma
chine shops and accept good posi-
lions in the automobile business
Charlotte Auto School, Charlotte, n.
e lap13-15t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gay Smith. OF
New York. were in the city Satur-
day enroute to Spotsylvania county
Mr.. Smith recently purchased the
"Millbrook' property from the heirs
of the late Mrs. A. II. Gay.
Mr.. Chas. c. Field. well-known
travelling man and prominent Ma
son. of Baltimore, Spent Sunday
here the guest of Mr.. w. j. Phililps'
Mr. Eugene Bode is having ms
residence on Fauquier street painted
Messrs. Frank Mills and son are 40
ing the work
Miss Ella Broaddus, OF Glen Al
len. is visiting relatives here.
There was considerable frost again
Monday morning.
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. OF Green
wood. Va, has accepted the rector
ship of st. Paurs Episcopal church
Richmond.
Mrs. Louisa Peden, mother OF MT
w. II. Peden, has gone TO Washing
ton to spend several weeks.
Mr.. E. NJ. Tansill, wife and SON. OF
Washington, and Mr.. Stuart Tansili, OF
Detroit, Michigan, are guests OF reia-
tives here.
Mr.. Frederick W. Coleman was
in Bowling Green Monday.
AGED LADY SERl0ULY HURT