The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-02-10
Local ADD Current COmme0ts,

Mr.. Peter Hagan. Of Philadelphia is
In the city on business
Mr. Chas II Hurkamp has returned
from trip to Baltimore
Mr.. Michael Long has returned from
business trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Ellie Leavell is visiting rela-
tives and friends i'll Richmond.
Mr.. Walter Higgins, of Washington,
WAS IN the city yesterday on business
Hon H. f. Orismond and Major T.
L M)rrls have returned from Wash
IngtOn
Miss Nancy Ashby. Of Washington, is
in the city, the guest Of Miss Salile
Magrath
Mr. David 5 Hanson. Of the city
pOs,ofiice, who has been indisposed. IS
ont again.
Ladies wraps. men and boys winter
suits aud OvercOats. Will be sold cheap
at L. n. Brent's.
Mr. Edmond Bradford. student Of
the Episcopal High school, Is az his
| home here GA short visit
Miss Laura Motley. Of Sparta. Caro-
line county. is the guest n her sister.
Mrs NJ Is Rowe. at "Brompton
Miss Ely Maury Werth. of Richmond -.
who came up To attend the funeral Of
Mrs Coybin, returned home Thursday
afternoon.
Wheat is in demand in oar market
and our millers are now paying '5cts.
for choice samples Corn Is also want
ed at 3Scts
Mr J I'M McOalley. who has been
visiting relatives here and IL the
county. has returned 10 his home IN
Washington.
Mr. J I. Bell. Of Alexandria, travel
ing salesman for the popular china
house Of Carter X II wv ard of that city,
was IN the city Thursday.
Thursday was like a spring day here.
The therm )meter registert = degrees.
AT three o'clock At the same hour
yesterday it registered Il degrees
Rev. DR.. J. W. Rosebro. Of Peters
burg. has returned home, after a pleas
ant visit here. He WAS the guest T
Mr. S W Someryille and family.
When YOU wish an exlct photograph
If yourself. You can always get II at
the Davis Gallery They guarantee
AL work TO be iist-class In every
respect
900 dozen sample Handkerchief. 8
dozen FascinatOrs and dozen . ientM
Table Covers All very cheap. useful
and nice for Nmas gifts. at +. J.
Baker :.
Among these who atteaded the far
mers' conference here yesterday from
Orange were Mess's J l.. Davis aud
L. Weaver. Col John q. Porter and
Sheriff Lee j PAnnill
NoS is the very best time to make up
spring and summer under wear and
wash goods If all sorts Jones has just
gotten new embroideries. laces, per
Gales madr.es, etc.
The Steamer Essex arrived 81 her
wharf here Friday morning at o. clock.
the FIRST steamer Of the Weems Line for
two weeks Capt. Davis reports the
most dense fog he ever SAW on the Rap
pahann3ck.
Mr. james 4 Turner, Of the Ken
more Shoe @ mpany, returned home
Friday morning by the Steamer Essex
from q very successful business trip IN
the Northern Neck and South Side Of
the Rsppahahuock
You Will always find at Halls Drug
Store the most complete assortment Of
sick room requisites. Hot Water Bot
ties, Air Pillows. Syringes, Bed Pans,
Rubber Face Bottles. Atomizs-s and
all appliances needed by physician or
patient at lowest prices
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian Church Will hold its
annual praise service Sunday night
the llth. The sermon will be preached
by Rev A II Klppan, and there will
be a special musical program The
collection will be for foreign missions.
Should you wish to improve the
quality Of yCur bread use the Celebrated
Magic Yeast Nothing like it for
Or dnciDg a light, sweet. nutritious
loaf of bread II will retain its nOis-
ture and nutty flavor longer than bread
raised with any other yeast put upon
the market Try it.
Miss Virginia Hayes daughter Of
Mr. James Hayes. formerly Of this city
and niece OF Mrs. NJ A. DownmAn. of
"Idlewild. " was married Thursday
night 10 Mr. Francis Wheatly McOul-
Tough, Of Norfolk The wedding took
place at her Franklin street home in
Richmond. The bride is a popular
Young lady 10 society Of that city.