The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-27
CURRENT COMMENTS

Rev. S. S. Ware, of Port Royal, wa
in the city Thursday.
MIR. E. l.. Perry left Thursday for
business trip to Baltimore.
MIR. Maury Corbin, of New York, I
here visiting his aunt, Mrs. ). +
Corbin.
MIR. c. J. Jones went to Richmond
Thursday to bring home his niue SOD
who was operated on last week.
A. W. Brown. a former barber OF
this city. is now the baper o'
steamer Lancaster.
Miss Mary McFaden. of Richmond Is
hare IN attend the commencement eX'
ercises of Fredericksburg College.
Miss Dorothy Nottingham, who has
been attending College here, returned
10 her home at Cape Charles Thursday
Garland and Marvin Jones, of Colonial
Reach have returned home after visit
ing their nephew, Fred Jones, on Wee
don St
Miss Cora Greenstreet and nep-
hew MIR. r. A. Bullock. of New
London. were in the city shopping
Thursday.
The freight depot Of the Il. F. 4
p. r X. will be closed on Memorial
Day. Tuesday. May 5Oth. c. {
Cox. agent.
Miss Eva |. and Emma NJ. Burche
of Brightwood. have returned from
Washington. where they spent the
fall and winter.
You can get bordered organdies
and lawns at Lowery's. New lot
just in.
Mr.. c. w. Tompkins. of Caroline
county, near Guineys, was in the city
Thursday on business. He says he eX-
poets to Put in his usual crop of seed
corn this year
Toilet articles can be bought at
Jones store at much less than regular
prices. See them.
Mrs. ]. r. Jacobs and Miss Vivian
Conway have returned from Roa-
noke. whore they attended the
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the baltimore
Methodist Conference.
Linen suits and street and house wash
dresses are among the very newest
arrivals at Jones store.
Miss Lucy Yates Brockenbrough left
by steamer Thursday for Richmond
county. where she will be guest OF
Mr.. VIM. J. Brockenbrough's family
for several weeks.
See the best 2 row corn planter at
Decker & Alrich's. Also single row
planters. disc and spike tooth harrows.
DR. Roderick Dew, of Caroline cOun-
ty. was in the city Thursday. He Is a
warm supporter Of Senator Martin and
he saws the sentiment for Martin is
growing in Caroline and he will get a
large vote.
Trunks, satchels. suit cases, these
are at Jones in greater variety and
lower prices than usual. This IS trunk
and suit case time.
Mr.. p. K. Bauman is in the city and
will leave for Orange c. II. tomorrow,
to take part in the high school corner
stone laying by Grand Lodge of Ma
sons. of which he is senior warden.
See the Dollar Window at The T.
\. Brent Store. The hest dollar .
worth of House Dresses and Wash
skirts for this week only
Mr.. P. V. d. Conway left Thursday
for Front Royal, to attend meeting OF
the trustees Of Randolph-Macon Acad-
envy.
Beautiful new style linen suits, sepa-
rate panama, wolfe, and serge skirts
Cbildren's dresses and new millinery
are new arrivals at Jones Big Store.
The condition. of Mrs. Brown at
"Mannsfeld Hall continues to i'm
prove. She is now walking around the
house.
Rev. DR.. T. S. Dunaway has re-
turned from a visit 10 his daughters
in Washington.
Mrs. c. Delevan Montague left
Wednesday for a visit OF several
days at Manassas.
You no doubt have some friend that
you want to make some gift to. This
should be something durable and last
ing. Nothing could you purchase that
would answer this purpose better than
jewelry, and no better place could you
20 to buy it than at S. S. Kaufman 5,
the jeweler.
Prof. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen
left Wednesday for Louisville. Ky.
where they will spend several days
before going TO their home at Shell
beyville. Tenn.
A fine watch is something to be
proud Of. and is the most useful
of all jewelry. We have just gotten
in a large lot of Solid Gold Watches
which We are selling at very low
prices. Call and see them at S
s Kaufman, the Jeweler
Mrs. Hayes Beckwith has returned
from visit to friends in Hanover coun-
ty.
For The Six Shovel Brown Riding
Cultivators go to Chancellor's.
Mrs. B. c. Hargrave returned tC
Richmond Friday, after visit to rela-
tives here.
The Case Disc Cultivator is by
far the best Disc made Sold only
by Chancellor.
Mrs. James II. Boggs, of Kinl
George, is spending the week with rel
tives in Washington.
Farmers. don't buy Binder twin'
until you see the price-maker. Chan
cellor.
Miss Willard Josephine Wright, wh'
has been the guest of Miss Marie
Brown, at her home on South ThIrt
Street, for the past two weeks, lefl
yesterday for Danville, accompanied
by Miss Brown. They will be the
guests of Mrs. +. F. Conway in tina
city for several weeks. Later Mis-
Wright will join house party at VII
loughby Beach. Richmond Times-Dis
patch.
Chancellor has sold a car loa'
of wagons in the last thirty days.
Mrs.C. w. Barnes and two daughters
Misses Agnes aud Nellie, of New Hope
were in the city Friday shopping.
Western Home Seeker wants Vir
ginia farm with tidewater frontage
Good drinking water, fruit. running
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