The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-13
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr.. G. T. Boulware left Thursdsy
for a visit to Baltimore.
A large assortment of new palasol'
for ladies, girls and children. The 1. N
Brent Store.
Mrs. Ida Grymes, of Philadelphia, has
returned after visit TO relatives here
See the best 2 row corn planter al
Decker & Airichs. Also single row
planters, disc and spike tooth harro"s
Mrs. Walter Bozzell. of Whitewater,
has returned home after Visit mere ~
Mrs. and Miss Harper.
Another shipment of beautiful ne"
white and colored dresses came 1 D
from 81. 80 to $50. The 1. n. hren'
Store.
Miss Alice Lyle. of Bowling Green
who has been visiting MIS-, .. ~
try here. returned hon e lhurSu"S'
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Cant NJ. b. Rowe, his daughter,
Miss Cora Rowe. and Miss Annie May
Fnlton are spending day or two IN
Washington.
Before placing an order for glasses
have your eyes properly tested and tit
Ted with hand centered lenses by a
competent and reliable refrac uonist at
the Norris Jewelry Store, GIG Main st.
State Engineer A. F. Brown has re-
turned from Front Royal, where he
WAS called in connection with sewerage
system, which the town is putting in.
Before placing an order for glasses
have your eyes properly tested and ut
ted with hand centered lenses by a
competent and reliable refractionist at
the Norris Jewelry Store, GIG Main st.
Mrs. s. W. Somerville and sons,
Douglas and Hamilton, left by steamer
Thursday for Middesex, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mar
chant for several weeks.
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.
Attorneys Frederick W. Coleman
and Chas. ID. Foster and MIR. n. b.
Kinsey were in Orange Thursday,
Messrs. Coleman and Foster on legal
business and Mr.. Kinsey on real estate
business.
WANTED: Men to take 80
DAYS practical course in our ma
chine shops and accept good posi-
tions in the automobile business
Charlotte Auto School. Charlotte, \.
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Mr.. J. II. Lee and son. MIR. A. NJ.
Lee, of King George, were visitors 10
our office Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Perry, of Sunlight. and
Mr.. Robt. Jennings. Of the Wilderness
were here Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Palmer. of MassaponaX'
was here Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burton. of Stafford, has
visit her sick relatives.
Mrs. Emma Purkins, who spent the
winter in Washington, will soon return
TO this city.
Mrs. C. Z. Cobb. Of North Carolina,
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. M.
H. King.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Chewing were
in Richmond Friday.
Mrs. w. w. Broaddus, Jr.. of Bow
ling Green, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ii. F. Jones, in Washington.
Rev. II. II. Barber returned from
Baltimore Tuesday evening. lie has
been very unwell. but returns much
improved in health.
Mrs. Annie f. Ray is having her resi-
dence on lower Main street painted.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Boiling is doing the work.
Miss johnson, buyer for The 7. N.
Brent Stores millinery department, re-
turned Yesterday evening from busi-
ness trip to Baltimore.
Beautiful White Dresses suitable
for the graduate girls at The 7. n
Brent Store.
Mr.. c. b. Conway. Of Moss Neck.
was in the city Friday