The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-12
Local and Current Comments.

Mr.. Granville swirl, OF WAsnluBtoui
is the guest Of friends in the city.
Mrs John II. Patterson left yesterday
morning for visit to Washington.
Miss Rosalie Shafer, Of Richmond is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Grace King
Mrs J. B Ficklen has as her guest
Miss Florence Warwick, OF Now Haven
Conn.
Miss Elsie Mills, of Falmouth, re-
turned Saturday from q visit to wash
ington.
Another lot OF Virginia Lady Oorsets
at 90 cents. 4 N Brent.
Mr. S b Hearu. Of Caroline with his
wife and two children were in the city
Saturday
Miss Kate Oardcza. Of Lunenburg
county, is the guest Of Miss Jennie
GOolrick.
The mud machine began dredging in
the river Saturday below the steam
boat wharf
Miss May Brent has returned from a
protraoted visit 70 friends in Richmond
and Farmvllle.
Miss Margaret Mason. Of Philadel-
phia. is the guest Of Mr.. W. II Rioh'
ards and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Of King
George. were in the city Saturday on a
shopping expedition.
DR. NJ. NJ. Lewis had as his guest
last week. his brother. Rev. A. h.
Lewis. Of New York.
Miss Sallie Wallace died Saturday
night at her home near Wilderness
church in this county.
Mr.. Sidney Scott. a student at the
University Of Virginia, has returned
home for the vacation.
Mrs. Sarah J. Mills house and lot on
New street were sold last week to Mr..
W. II Thomas for $3.50.
Mr.. Arthur p. Thornton, Of Washing
ton, who has been the guest Of relatives
here. has returned home.
Capt II |. Warren has returned from
a pleasant VISIT 10 relatives in Freder'
icksburg Orange Observer.
Miss Grace d. VERIFY, who has been
the guest of relatives here. left yester-
day for Baltimore on visit.
Mrs Jno. W Proudft, Of Memphis,
and her children are visiting MIR. and
Mrs Kalmblch, their relative.
Mr. W. K. Gardy, Of oak Grove,
Wesfmoreland county was here Friday
night receiving Masonic degrees.
The Free Lance acknowledges from
Mr. + 5. Woocville. If IndIantown,
one dollar for the India sufferers
Mrs. Roberta Leavell, Of the county,
Left Saturday for Glen Allen. where she
will visit relatives for some time
Mrs b S. Herndon and son. Cecil
Left Yesterday for Baltimore, where
they Will visit relatives for some time.
DR.. Randolph Carmichael. Of Wash.
ington, spent Sunday IN the city as the
guest Of DR.. S ". Carmichael and
family.
Mr. J f. Iuscoe, of King George, was
in the city yesterday and left q sub
stsntial token Of his visit at The Free
Lance office.
Mrs. Julia @. Damn. of Norfolk, for
merly music teacher for Fredericksburg
College, is the guest of Miss Lena Rowe
at "Brompton. "
Miss Margaret Esther Boyle returned
home Saturday from Nelson county,
where she has been for the past session
teaching school
Mr.. b. 7. Saunders, Of Orange, was
Q welcome caller at The Free Lance
Office Monday. He says that rain Is
badly needed in Orange.
James George, many years ago resi-
dent Of this city. but now living at Ur-
hanna, Middlesex county, was here Sun
day visiting old friends
Mr. W. D. Dearmont. who has been
engaged in training Mr.. y Ii Hur
Ramps horses this spring, mas return
Cd 10 his home at Winchester.
Mr.. Thos S. Coleman. who has fol
some months been pursuing his law
studies here. has left to spend the sum
mer at his home in the county.
Mrs l K Trigger, of King George,
brought the first green snaps OF the
season to the city Saturday, and sold
them readily for 81 90 per bushel.
W. II. johnson, colored. postmaster
at Bonneville, WestmoTeland county,
sends 81 for himself and 81 for b. s
Ball to be- added TO the India Famine
Fund.
Before Justice Qainn on Saturday
afternoon Robert Parker was sentenced
to six months in Jail for malicious tres
pass upon the property of Plof. S. W
SOmerville.
DR.. Chas. E Outcalt having beer
called ont of the city on business. his
Office will be closed for about two weeks
Notice will be given through this paper
when he returns.
Messrs o H Hurkamp. Duff Greer
and Others left yesterday for Up
perville (Fauquier county Horse
Show, where Mr. HUrkamp will enter
twelve line steeds.
Your ribbon, lace, gloves, handker
chiefs, hose, cOrsets, and other dry goods
wants, can be easily supplied at @ W
Jones cash store Write, see, phone o.
send in your orders.
The most popular destroyer of Potato
Bug. cabbage and plant worms is ''Blscl
Death " 5cts per pound. Sold only o.
Halls Drug Store. general resort fol
choice drugs. chemicals, &c.
Now is the time to have an exac
photograph Of yourself You can have
it made at the Fredericksburg Davi
Gallery, Sl7 Main street All work fin
ished beautifully and satisfaction guar
anteed in every respect.
Flowers of every kind. A choice variet!
Of potted plants. Celebrated plant food
10 css. a bag Also vegetable plants
Gall at green house, or leave orde
with W. A. Bell q Bro. Frank T
Ooyey, florist Phone call, 1l2