The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
Local and Current Comments.

in Caroline. were in she city yesterday.
Another lot Of Virginia Lady Oorsets
at 90 cents T N Brent.
Ladies call and see our new line Mus.
lin Underwear I. n Brent.
Rev. J. p. Stump is in Richmond
attending the Epworth League sess-
ions
Mr. Paran Stump has returned home
for the summer vacation from Randolph
Macon College.
Miss NJ Byrd SCOTT has returned
Louisville, Ky.
Ladies aud Gents can get their wants
supplied in summer underwear as CIV.
Jones Cash Store.
The bargain Of the season, $50 ladies
silk vests for % cents each, worth 20
cents. Lowery u o.
Councilman W. IL Hurkamp return
ed Thursday morning by steamer from
a trip down the river.
Miss Leila Bryant, Of Northumber.
land. who has been visiting Mrs. Frank
March, has returned home.
Miss Grace Lipscomb, Of Washington g,
who has been the guest Of Miss Annie
Fleming. has returned home.
Mrs. Susan f. Latimer and family
are guests for the summer Of the form
er's sister at Reedsvllle, n q.
Mr.. Bruce l. Kline. Of Coles Greek,
Pa has been a recent guest OF Mics
Emma I. Ohewniug OF Orange.
Mrs. Julia Q Dunn. who has been the
guest for the past ten days Of Miss Lena
Rowe, left Thursday for New York.
Mr. Hugh d. Scott has awarded the
contract for the erection Of his residence
on Charles street to Mr.. Il. q Helm.
Miss Lucy G Bell. Of Orange. gave
a delightful entertainment 30 her
friend, Miss Bertha Ellis, If Spring
field. Ill.
Mr.. J. Edward Tylor. Of Baltimore
spent several days here this week with
MS wife and son. VINO are the guests
Of Mr. W. d. Scott.
Rev Robert Jett and family passed
through here Thursday for their home
IN Stanton, after visit 20 relatives
10 Klng George county.
a marriage license was issued in
Washington Thursday to Harry l. Bres-
sler, Of Baltimore. and Eliza b CrOnie,
Of Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs J. l. Parks and two children,
who have been visit Dg relatives here,
left for their home. Strawberry Hill,
Ia King George, Thursday.
At Trinity rectory Thursday Mr W.
5 smith and Miss Lena Max, Of Stat
ford. were united IN marriage, Rev.
Hugh NJ ID Martin officiating.
Special Agent Of the U S Census
Office Walter b Palmer was here this
week in conference with the special
local agent, Mr.. J. NJ Goldsmith.
Work on the foundation Of the new
office building to be erected on Princess
Anne street near Commerce, by Messrs.
ROwlett and Goodrich, mas commenced
The most popular destroyer of Potato
Bag, cabbage and plant worms is "Black
Death" 5cts per pound. Sold only at
Halls Drug Store, general resort for
choice drugs. chemicals, &c.
Thornton Lewis, colored, was tried
before Magistrate S j Qainn Thurs
day morning on the charge Of stealing
iewelry belonging TO Mrs Latimer He
was given sixty days In jail
Miss Annie Webb. of Spotsylvania,
and Mr. Alfred EppersOn, Of Orange,
we're married at the home Of the bride 8
father. Mr James A Webb, last week,
Rev. J. NJ Beadles officiating
Mr. A. II Chewing and wife, Cf
Spotsylvsnia, were IN the city yester-
day shopping Mt C.repOris the finest
crop Of wheat he ever raised. 1t ls ex-
pected TO average over rs bushels per
acre
Prof NJ Gregg Latimer, Of Bellirics.
Mass while en- route 80 Charlotte, n
o where he will spend the summer
stopped here for a short while Wednes'
day, and was warmly greeted by HE
many friends
Now is the time to have an exact
photograph Of yourself You can have
il made at the fredericksburg Davis
Gallery. Sl7 Main street All work fin
ished beautifully and satisfaction guar
anteed in every particular.
A regular meeting of the Daughters
Of the Revolution was held Wednesday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. DR..
J S Dill and was largely attended
The session was a very pleasant one,
many interesting subjects being dis
cussed.
Mr.. william Inscoe, Of King George,
who is sixty-four years old, and was a
gallant Confederate soldier, walked here
from his home near Shiloh, about 30
miles, in s hours Thursday attended 20
business and returned by steamer PotO-
mac the same evening
Rev J. H Boyd, D. d presiding el-
der Of this district. and Rev Isaac W.
Oanter, D D. a former pastor Of the
church here, were among those from a
distance who attended the services at
the Methodist church Wednesday night
and heard Bishop Gambler preach.
We are indebted to Mrs W. Roy
Mason family, Of this city, for a copy
of the year book Of the Woman's Chris
tisn Association of Richmond. Mrs
Mason is the Virginia State Director Of
the international Board Of the Woman s
Christian Association.
Rev. W. G Burch, and Miss Marvin
Forester, Of Richmond county; Miss
Qoisenberry, Of King George. and
Misses Annie Ficklen and Fannie Rob.
insor. Of Lancaster came up on steam
or Thursday morning en- rOute to
Richmond to attend the sessions Of the
State EpwOrth League.
Mrs. H B. futile and grand.
daughter, Helen Rowlsnd, are enjoy
ing themselves at Saratoga, Albany,
points on the Hudson river and White
Plains, N Y. former home of Mrs. T.
They will also visit summer resorts near
New York before their return, which
will be in about two weeks