The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-13
CURRENT COMMENTS

atives 9t Cambridge, Md.
Attorney T. Stokeley Coleman, O
Spotsylvania, was here Saturday.
Judge Thos + Blakey. of Tappa
hammock. was here Saturday.
Mrs. w J. Decker, OF Orange, wa
here Saturday enroute to Richmond
Mrs. Ii. +. Crismond and sol
have returned from a visit TO Madl
son.
MIR. Sydney Ruck returned iron
Washington and Lee unlversity Satur
day.
Mr.. Lee Grinnan. of Hemp, Stafford
county, was caller at our office sat
urday.
q in. Flouncings 25, so, 20, Sl.W
Sl.25 and $3.50 New lot Just IN at j.
T. Lowery & Co.
Miss Lucille Ayler. of Newport
News. is a guest of Miss Mamie G.
Willis
Try one Of our special long shape cor
sets, with two pair hose supporters,
made of light weight batiste, Zoe
value for soc. {. W. Jones.
Mrs. f. W. Feuerherd has return
ed from a visit of week 10 rela-
tives in Philadelphia.
Ten sample coat suits made of all
wool cream serges. regular $50 grade.
Come Quick and get your choice for
Tka II ~ Rrapf Store
Miss Mamie Green. Of King
George. and Mrs Lester Green. OF
Summit. were here shopping Satur-
day.
Stir your ground with the Genuine
Malta 3-shovel plows and cultivators to
be had at Decker & Alrich. They can
supply you with Fittler 5 binding twine.
None better.
Miss Hattie +. Burdette. OF Wash
ingtOn. returned home Saturday. az
ter visit to Mrs A. Ran
dolph Howard AT Chatham.
Have you seen the $3.50 black silk
underskirt that Jones is selling for
$2-4S and the special s. skirt at 81. IS?
If you do not see these you are missing
the best bargain ever offered in silk
skirts. c. W. Jones.
Mrs. r. f. Duvall and Miss Chris
tine Duvall, Of Orange county. were
here Saturday enroute to Richmond
to attend the finals OF Richmond
College
Commencement Time Make "her"
or ''him" a present of some lasting
gift. Jewelry will be the ideal gift. 1t
will be the reminder Of the occasion for
years to come. s. S. Kaufman's, the
jeweler. stock offers you rare selec-
ton. Call and see.
Mr.. Charles T. Darling and fami-
ly. now of Washington. formerly of
King George. are spending the
summer at "Hill Top House, Har-
per's Ferry
Have you a wedding or anniversary
gift to buy? Nothing you could give
would make a better present than
silver or ut-glass. Many new patterns
and pieces Just received for you to
select at S. S. Kaufman's :, the jeweler.
After a most delightful visit to
her daughter. Mrs. W G.. Broken
brOugh. in Richmond county. Mrs.
Mildred W. Dew has returned 10
the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. b
Washington. near WoOdford's. Caro-
line county
Invitations are out for graduations
and weddings. Just call and take look
at s. S. Kaufman ), the jeweler 5, line Of
appropriate and lasting gifts in Jewelry,
diamonds, novelties, watches, etc. Our
goods as well as our prices are most
enticing.
Douglas Carter, Of Fredericks-
burg. has been here the past week
while yacht "Thais" was undergoing
repairs on Brusstars railway.
Wexford Garner, for the past four
years on steamer Potomac, has re-
signed that position and accepted
one with the Carter's Greek works
Virginia Citizen. IryingtOn.
Miss Ada Rodgers. of Basic City,
who has been visiting Mrs. +. c.
Pratt, returned home Saturday
Mrs. Green Shackelford and
daughter. Miss Shelby. left Saturday
for Norfolk to spend the summer.
T. T. Durham and Miss Maggie
Sherwood. both of Essex county
were married in Richmond June 5
by Rev James w. Durham. brother
OF the groom.
Mrs. A. b. Jones, OF SpOtsylvania,
left Saturday for Richmond to at
tend the finals at Richmond College.
From there she will go to Burlington
King and Queen county, to visit her
son, Rev. Hampton Jones
Wanted at Once-Several sales
men. experience not necessary. no
triflers. only those who are willing to
hustle need apply Excellent OPP
portunltles for the right men. Write
or apply In person to c. Mason Ask
ms. Port Royal. Va. ljl3-3t
Miss Anastasia Long. of Richmond
spent Sunday with her mother here.
Mr. J. Bowie Ferneyhough. of
Richmond spent Sunday with friends
here
Miss Willie Talley. of Curlew,
Spotsylvania county. has been a re-
cent guest at Mr. W. ]. Tatum's at
Tatum, this county Obser-
yer.
Mr.. F. w. Feuerherd spent Monday
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Cavill, Jr., was in Rich
mond Monday.
Mr.. Chas. II. Hurkamp was in Rich
mond Monday.
Miss Mary Humphrey, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Mrs. c. j.
Jones, returned home Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Yates and Mrs. A. W..
Embrey were in Washington Monday.
Mrs. d. c. Bowman went to Wash
ington Monday to have her eye treated.
DIR. f. Q. Garner was in Washing
ton Monday on business.
Mrs. E. c. Leach left on Monday for
Fredericksburg. She was accompanied
as far as Sharps Wharf by Miss Hilda
and Master Julian Blake. Mathews
Journal.
Mr. F. NJ. Chichester, of Richmond,
spent Sunday at his mothers home in
Stafford.
Prof. r. c. Beale, Of the Miller
School Alhomarla cOnntv ia here wit n