The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-02-23
CURRENT COMMENTS

Vlsltor mere MONDAY.
Mr.. George w. Perry. of Sun
light. was here Tuesday
Mr.. A. M. Nash, of Newland, Rich
mond county, was here Monday
MIR. Geo. R. Richerson has returned
from an extended trip down lhe nap
pahannock.
Mr. w. w. Butzner and MIR. Chas'
n Foster were at Brooke TUESDAY
on legal business
The Imperial Plow. The best on
the market. For sale by FredericKs
burg Buggy Co.
Mrs Mabel Lunsford. who has been
nursing in Petersburg for about III
weeks. has returned home.
The Imperial Pillow. The best on
the market. For sale by Fredericks
burg Buggy CO.
Messrs. |. j. Dohan and son. OF
Philadelphia. are guests or MY A.
Randolph Howard at Chatham.
MIR. Frederick Hess has returned
to Washington after visit to his
parents in Spotsylyania.
Invest your Christmas money in a
lasting gift Of jewelry or silverware.
from the reliable Norris Jewelry Store.
6l9 Main st.
Mr. Thos H. Harris is having the
front OF his store on Main street
painted. Mr. J. NJ. Stone is doing
the work.
We can sell you any size of the genu-
inc Oliver Chilled Flows and Casting,
also Farmers Friend and Dixie Flows
and repairs. Decker & Alrich.
Mr.. H. T. Grady and wife, of Mine
Run, who were married in Rockville
Saturday, were guests at Hotel Freder-
lex Sunday night
The biggest white and wash goods
sale Jones has ever held. Because the
biggest stock, the biggest values and
the biggest variety Jones ever offered.
The many friends of Mrs. Thos. Payne
deeply sympathise with her in the loss
of her mother. Mrs. Martin Lohr, Of
Madison county.
Those wishing to donate linen, quilts,
towels, sheetings, pillow slips. etc, to
the Mary Washington Hospital we VIII
allow 10 per cent. off. J. 7. Lowery *
Co.
DR.. and Mrs. Gessner Harrison re-
turned to their home in New York Sun
dav. after spending several days here
with Mrs. Harrison's mother. Mrs. Ida
ID. Jaynes-
We hear that some of the people
thought Jones white and wash goods
sale Closed Saturday night. This is a
mistake, the sale continues until FUR
Their notice. Great attractions all this
week.
Rev. Father j. NJ. Perrig. of this
city. and Rev. Father ID. r. Cole
man. of Manchester, attended the
funeral of Father Carne in Alex
andria Tuesday.
Full stock Of wedding gifts Of sterling
flat and hollow ware, Hawkes. hand
cut glass and fine American and I'M
ported hand painted china will be found
at the up-to-date Norris Jewelry Store,
GIG Main st.
Miss Kate Keene, who has been
here with her father and ter,left
Tuesday for Baltimore and viii 90
from there to Culpeper. where she
is engaged in the millinery busi-
ness.
Headquarters for Is X seamless we'd
ding rings in Tiffany, broad and flat
oval shapes. Expert hand engraving
given free in each ring sold. The Re
liable Norris Jewelry Store.
Miss Virginia Lee Patterson,
former teacher OF Fredericksburg
College. passed through the city
Tuesday. She was met at the de-
pot by large number OF the pupils
of the college, who seemed delight
ed to see their old teacher.
Prizes for card parties-We make a
speciality of supplying prizes suitable
for card parties, in gold and silver
novelties, ETC., and offer them at most
enticing prices. Drop in and see our
large collection at S. S. Kaufman, the
Jeweler.
The Casino Island Company, of Fred
ericksburg, was granted a charter TO-
day by the State Corporation Commits
sion. CAPITAL 81, 600 to $40. 900 to ope-
rate moving picture and other shows.
Harry Harpsburg. president, Bsltl-
more; L. G.. Roach, vice-president; K.
]. Mcdonnell, secretary; j. NJ. Gold
smith. treasurer, the three latter Of
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Jas. Anthony spent Wednesday
in Richmond.
Mr.. J. ]. Burke continues very Ill at
his home on Main st.
Mai. E. S. Ruggles is slightly i'm
proved, but still very sick.
Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman was
at Orange Wednesday on legal bus
mess.
Mrs. B. c. Hargrave, of Richmond,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Hayes
Beckwith.
Mr.. VIM. D. Richardson. Of Rich
mond, was here to attend the Chap
pelle-Rowe wedding.
Mrs. H. D. Marchant, baby and
nurse, of Middlesex, are guests of
Prof. S. w. Somerville, father Of Mrs.
NJ. at his home on Washington Ave.
Mr.. Clarence A. Jones, of Spotsyl-
yania, passed through here Tuesday en-
route to Pensacola, Fla, where he Will
visit his uncle, DR.. T. j. Welch. for
several weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Bowler and daughter,
Miss Pearl, passed through the city
Tuesday en- route to Washington to at
tend the revival meeting at the Pente,,
costal church. They will be guests OF
Rev. H. B. Hosley and family.
Prof. and Mrs. S. w. Somerville are
in Washington for few days.
Messrs. B. Goldsmith & Son are hay
ing the interior of their store hand
some painted.
Misses Lizzie Walker and Myrtle
Black left Wednesday for the North
ern markets to purchase spring
millinery for the j. r. Lowery q
Co.'S store
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
we will exhibit our new line
OF White and Wash Dress TAB
rics Special inducement will be
offered to buy early. The T. N
Brent Store