The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-24
CURRENT COMMENTS

Saturday.
Miss Sallie Carter is visiting friends
in Washington.
DR.. w. A. Gordon, Of the Wilder
ness, was here Friday.
Mr.. f. S. Moore, of Stafford, was
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Moncure, of Rectory,
Stafford, was here Friday.
Sheriff r. c. l.. Moncure. OF
Stafford, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Bradley is a guest OF
her brother, Mr.. J. Fred Brown
Deputy Sheriff r. NJ. Waller, of
Spotsylvania. was here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Gordon, of
Orange county, were here Friday.
Mr.. G. r. Swift has returned from
a trip to Fairfax c. II.
Mr.. T. ]. Mason. of Orange, was
here Saturday.
Mr.. ]. r. Sullivan, of Mine Run.
was here Friday and Saturday.
Miss Margaret Crismond is spend
ing several days with friends In
Alexandria.
Mr.. Albert Sublett, of Richmond, is
q guest of Mr.. Eugene Bowers, mana
ger Of BelfTelephone Co.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pulliam died at the home of its parents
in Spotsylvania county Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. N. Wise, of Newport
News. visited postmaster John NJ.
Griffin in his new quarters Thurs
day.
Hon. c. r. Coleman and Common
g. wealth's Attorney T. S. Coleman. OF
Spotsylvania. were in the city Sat
urday.
kirs. Nellie Carmichael will levae
Saturday for Norfolk to visit her
brother. Mr.. Lane Kelly, who Is
quite sick.
Mr.. Robt. L. Payne left Saturday
for Richmond. His sister. Mrs.
BERTHE Thacker is critically i'll in a
hospital there.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Payne. of Culpeper. who have
been i'll in Orange with diphtheria,
are much improved.
MIR. John Ferneyhough has recovered
sufficiently to leave the Mary Washing
ton Hospital, where he has been under
treatment for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Chapman left
Saturday for Washington and will leave
there Sunday for Canton. o., where
they will make their home.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Calamos and
children have returned from Wis
il to Washington. While there
they had their children baptized.
Fitzhugh Lee. son of Capt. ID. NJ.
Lee, of Stafford. who has been Ill
for some time with typhoid fever, Is
out and was in the city Saturday
Jones' rnidwinter clearance sale starts
Tuesday morning, Jan. oath, and runs
e 8 days.
Mr.. ]. H. Martin left Friday for
Henderson. N. C., where he Will
have charge Of the construction OF
the new government building there
Get your money together for c. W.
Jones' midwinter clearance sale begin
ming Tuesday, Jan. "a, runs days
only.
The ladies of the Mary Washing
tom Hospital Association held a des-
sert sale in the Enterprise Building
Saturday, at which a nice sum was
realized
HEADQUARTERS for Is X seamless we'd
ding rings in Tiffany, broad and nat
oval shapes. Expert hand engraving
given free in each ring sold. The Re
liable Norris JeVelry Store.
Miss Cassie E. Shelton, who is visit
ing Miss Susie Rollins in Washington,
will leave Jan. % for Homecoming, Md,
to visit her brother. Mr. B. ]. Shelton,
of that place.
Invest your Christmas money in
lasting gift of jewelry or silverware,
from the reliable Norris Jewelry Store.
GIG Main st.
Prof. and Mrs. r. w. d. Taylor,
who were guests of Mr.. Taylor's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Innis Taylor,
here. have returned 10 WoOdberry For
est where Prof. Taylor will resume his
duties as a member of the faculty.
Don't let this opportunity to buy
Women and Misses Suits and Cloaks al
a sacrifice slip. Tomorrow Saturday
is the last day Of this sale. The L. N.
Brent Store.
Mrs. Verlina Green, who died
in Stafford Tuesday. lived all alone
on the White Oak road, in star
ford. and was nursed by Mr.. I. H.
Sullivan and his wife for about two
months before her death.
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.
Margaret Webster. two year old
child Of Carrie and Mace webster
colored, died at home of his grand
mother, Ellen Carter. on Mayfield
Friday of infantile paralysis.Funer
Saturday D. m, conducted by Rev
Diamond.
Yes, we do watch, clock and jewelry
.pairing-do it right, do it properly,
nd our charges are always reasonable.
Ne pay cash for old gold and silver-or
.aken in exchange for new goods. S. S.
Kaufman the jeweler.
Mr.. H. d. Armstrong of Richmond
5 charge of the "Horseless Age" ex
hit, a magazine devoted to auto new
ID manufactures, at the Madison
uare Gardens. New York, this week
DER a successful soliciting trip.
Cali on Decker G Alrich for RAJ
ahannock Rubber Roofing, one
wo and three ply.
MIR. J. B. Woody was in Louis
On business Monday.
Mrs. e. NJ. Crutchfield and Mis-
Margaret Crutchfield have returne
from Richmond, where they attend
ID the funeral of Mrs. Maury.
Mr. Lee J. Graves attended Or
nge Court Manday.
Mr.. F. w. Coleman was at Spot
lvania c. II. on legal Dusl
IS Monday.