The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-10-17
Comments.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cash have re
turned from a trip to Baltimore.
( Notice sale of delinquent lands on our
} first page.
Judge X. f. Waller, of Spotsylvania
county was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison e Billingsley have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. ). l.. Cannon and children have
returned from a visit to Richmond.
Mrs. r. c. Miller. of Wy neville, is the
guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs A. b. Bolts
MIR. Ii. W Lloyd and wife have left for
Washington, where they will reside.
Rev. IL. II. Barber, rector OF Trinity
church. is recovering from his recent i'll
ness.
Dr. John H. French has returned TO
New York, after a pleasant fishing trip
here.
Mr.. Fleming G. Schroeder is spending a
few days here with his mother and
sister
Mrs. V. ;. L. Doggett has returned
from Washington, where she has spent
two months
Special bargains in Ladies' oxford Ties
at Baker, Brown n Crismond's, Perry y
Co. : old stand.
Messrs. r. b McCalley and ". Mcp.
Lee attended the State Council OF Jr. O.
L. 4. NJ in Richmond Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Ruggles, of Aus
tin. Texas. who have been spending n
month here have returned home.
We are pleased to announce that the
condition of Mr. b. NJ Leavell, who has
been very sick, is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Baker and son are
i'm Washington. the guests oi relatives
MIR Baker will leave today for Charlottes-
Vile
Mr. Irving Jones, of Colonial Beach
was in the city yesterday procuring an
engine with which to drive artesian
wells
Mr.. &. W. Coakley and Miss Dora b.
Bettis. OF Stafford. were married yester-
afternoon 10y Rev J. ;. Dill, u. d.. at his
residence.
Messrs. Rowe 4 Co. have moved to the
spacious store room, formerly occupied
10y MIR VIM. Bernard. nearly opposite
their old location.
Mrs. Douglas Edmonds. sister of Mr.
Samuel Fitzhugh and Mrs ; GreenhoW
Daniel. OF this city. Is critically Ill at her
home in Prince William county.
Rev William J. Morton, of Harrison
burg. who is the guest of his father. Dr.
{. b. Mon ton. in Spotsylvania, preached
at st. Georges church here Sunday
morning.
Major T. f. Morris and wife have re-
turned from Saratoga and other resorts
North. where they spent much OF the
summer They also visited the Buffalo
exposition
Her mu'.ship Jones mul) lesires us
to thank ;n general public ior their in
terest end svmpathy ion her injury, and
to say that she is very hopeful of a
speedy recovery.
Miss Flettie Jones, Of Spotsylvania
county. who was in the city last week,
has returned to that county 10 take
charge of school iu- the fall and winter
session -Richmoad Times.
The performances OF Prof. Seycngalnat
the Opera Hous, axe wonderful exhibit
tionS of tclepathy II YOU wish fun and
SURPRISES 90 and see Lin. Performance
every night this week commencing at
O'Clock.
L.ncv Jones Clones mule) says thanks
to everybody for their sympathy. While
she can use only three legs now, yet she
hopes ere long To have the pleasure OF
calling at every house in the city 10 de
liver bundles Of dry goods daily from
Jones Cash Store
You will always find at Halls drug
store n complete stock Of Drugs. Chemi-
Gals. Toilet Soap. Hair Brushes, Combs,
Tooth Brushes ect.. at prices to suit all.
Prescriptions a speciality Agency Tor
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles All eyes
fitted without charge.
Mr.. Andrew J. Harris, son OF Mr. }. W.
Harris. OF this city. was married yester-
dav to Miss Alice SchOne. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will visit Mr. Harris
parents here and will be rendered re-
ception tonight Thursday at their
residence on Weldon street.
Capt. Frank Cunningham, the sweet
singer. and Prof Eugene Davis, OF Rich
mond. the humorous lecturer and singer,
will repeat the entertainment Qately
given in this city, on night OF Friday,
Oct 18th. in the Opera House. Proceeds
for benefit of Peoples Mission
Justice Randolph C.. Fitzhugh, OF Stat
ford is a terror to law-breakers He has
turned in to the treasurer OF the county
this wear S1g6. which he has collected
from the boys who either fell by the way
side. INDUCED in sports, or would not
submit their differences to arbitration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clark, OF "SnOwden,
near this city, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Grace Clark, to Mr.. Tim Smith Williams,
of Green Bay, Michigan The ceremony
will take place at "SnOwden, on We'd
nesday. Oct. 23rd. at 6 p. IN. They will
take a bridal trip North and West, and
will be at home at the home OF the groom
elect on Dec. 18th and 18th.