The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-20
Local and Current CONNECTS.

Mr.. Frank X. Tyler has returned
from a trip TO Connecticut.
Mrs. Joseph H. Drewry. of Griffin,
GA is the guest Of Miss Mamie Wliils'
Mr.. d. b. Richardson, of Newport
News. was the guest yesterday OF Mrs'
Ellen j. Iunis aud family.
Tuesday Mr.. X l. Wood of this city,
attended the funeral of his uncle, Mr..
Amos Woodward, in Alexandria
Misses Rosa Taylor and Sallie Baker.
Of Charlottesville, who have been visit
| ing friends here, returned home yester-
day.
Beautiful ginghams, figured piques,
check muslin. dotted muslins and wash
goods of all kinds now being opened at
E. T. Bakers
Mr.. Whit Tanner. of Orange county.
was badly bruised a few days ago by
an accident. occasioned by his his horse
shying at "a bicycle.
Dr. @ George HerndOn. surgeon l.
;. Navy. and Messrs a. q Wills and
John q Lacy. of Culpepar are guests
Of Mr. NJ q Willis
Mrs. H. Frank Jones, Of this city. Is
quite SICK at the home of her sister
Mrs Broaddus, near Bowling Green
where she Is visiting
The property on the corner of Dun
more and Prince Edward streets, be
longing to Mrs + H. Volt has been
sold 70 Ms Laura b. Higdon for $500.
Miss Anna Fell, Of Wilmington, Del,
who attended the b \ Z. L. COnven-
ton in Richmond. is now the guest OF
her uncle. Mr.. Oliver EAstburn, in the
county.
Mr. Maury Williams, who served in
the 3rd and 4th Virginia regiments has
re.eulisted to g TO the Philippines and
has been assigned ID Company A, 9th
regiment.
Why not be thoroughly comfortable
by wearing the American Lady Cor
set. made in different shapes and
lengths: Sold only at Jones Cash Store
price 81 90
New line Of Ladies Muslin Under
wear, Beautiful New Garments just
out Of the factory Every garment q
bargain. Come and see them, at I.
y Brent's.
Mrs. J. f Tompkins has as her
guests Miss Holly Mays, Miss Mamie
Porter and Mr. Chas Porter, Of Lynch
burg, DR.. Chas T. Outcalt, Of Baltl.
more. and Rev Jacob SalIade, of Mil
ton, Pa.
Saturday evening Rev. j. +. Bill
ingsley. Of King George, and Mrs
Judith l. b xley, Of Spotsylvania. were
married at the residence Of the Oificlat
ing minister, Rev. + p Hawkins, in
Sp)tsylvania county.
4 merry party of young town people,
with several Normal teachers aud visit
ing young men enjoyed straw ride ID
Sp0tsylvania, @ II Tuesday. The day
was spent OF the court green, and the
return trip was not made till after
night fall.
Take care Of your eyes The organ
If sight Isl delicate one. Many per-
| sons. not approaching this use cheap
spectacles, which often inJure The sight
Hawkes. will preserve 1t. They are
| clear, plllllaht anu peIicct All eyes
| fitted at Hall Drug Store.
Miss Alice Woody left Tuesday for
Alexandria, and from there she and
Mr.. y. 5. Greenaway, wife and child
rem went TO Old Point and Virginia
Beach. where they will spend week
with their friend. Mrs. Exall, OF Dan
vile, formerly Miss Dobyns. OF Tappl-
hammock. who owns a lovely cottage by
| the seashOre.
Hon John W. Southall, Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction, delivered
an address before the Normal yesterday
morning. and at night an address at
the Court House 10 the public Both
were instructive and highly appreciat-
ed. and the one at night listened TO by
a large audience.
Judge II W Flournoy, Of Richmond,
delivered an interesting and instructive
lecture at the Opera House Tuesday
night, on Memories Of Old Virginia
Before the War " The audience was
not as large as it should have been, FOL
the lecture is a highly meritorious one.
During his stay in the city the Judge
was the guest Of Councilman NJ. q.
| Willis.