The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-07
Local and Current Comments
Or. ". B. Goodrich is quite sick.

Ut. W. D. Hoosflck Is qulto sicA'
Mr.. Michael Long has returned from
a trip TO Baltimore.
Mr.. J ". Garner. Of Spolsylvania,
was in she city yestC lsY.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsh ssTeturnsd from
q trip TO Baltimore and New York
Mr.. O. N. Bell, Of Fauquier. was in
the city yesterday. and caller at Inc
Free Lance office.
Mrs. J Garnett King. Mrs h. b.
McOalley and Miss BERTHE BurTuss are
quite sick with grip.
The reported case OF smallpox in
SpotsylvAnia turned ons 10 be a bad
attack Of "Poison Oak
The condition Of Mrs. W. A. Smith,
Who has a mill case oipneumonia, was
slightly improved yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis f. Gouldiu, Of Caroline,
shipped 90 Baltimore Monday nine live
turkeys, that averaged 2Slbs each.
There are SO many men Of the Hun
ter's Foundry Plow Works SICK win
grip that the management are fearful
they will be compelled to shns down.
DR. II r. Moore. oculiss, will be at
the residence If Rev. j. T. Stump, on
Hanover street, Friday. from I'LL p
IN
Mrs. NJ. E Tompkins has returned
home from Newport News. where she
has been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
You should see our Black Dress Goods,
speoially our Waterproof Serges. stock
complete. price low. Come and see. Il.
7. Baker
Mr. cambridge Sale. Of Essex. fertil'
izsr inspector Of the LIST District. was
ia the city Tuesday. and caller as TIE
Free Lance Cffice.
Misses Mamie and Maggie FItzpat-
rick have returned from a pleasant visit
10 friends in Philsdelphis and WILL
mington, Del
The funeral of Mr.. Geo W. Shelton,
who died recently, will be preached by
Rev. A. T. Lynn at Bethel church
Stafford, on next Sunday. at IL q. m
Mr.. John Smith died on Thursday
last az his residence In Caroline county.
aged rs wears. He is survived by O
wife and three children, one daughter
and two sons.
When you want an exact photograph
of yourself. thoroughly durable and up
to date in finch you can always get II
at tho Davis Gallery. All WORK guar
anteed in every respect.
Mr.. Stspard w. Coleman, Of Phila'
delphis. assistant yardmsster OF the
Pennsylvsnia r r., passed through
here Yesterday en- route home. after
pleasant visit Of q month 70 relatives IN
Orange county.
Messrs E T. Baker and s G.. Wal
lace attended large sale OF goods IN
their line, which { ok place in BAlti,
more Tuesday. Their Customers Will
reap q portion Of the benefits In the
bargains which they will offer.
Mr.. E 7. Mander, passenger train
master Of the Pennsylvania X H. al
Jersey City, with his wife. is spending
the month Of February in Florida MI
NJ. Is well known and successful
Fredericksburg boy, being the son Of
MIR Charles Mapder.
You will always find at Halls Drue
Store a complete stock Of drugs, chemi
Gals. toilet soap, hair brushes, combs,
tooth brushes. etc. at prices so suit ALL
| Prescriptions speciality. agency IOl
Hawkes. celebrated specEseles. All eyes
fitted without charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Massey have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Edith Blanche
Nussey, 20 Mr.. Henry NJ Clarke Dotn
of this county. The ceremony 70 take
place at Masssponax Baptist CHURCH,
Spotsylvania county, Wednesday even
ing. February goth. at 7o'olock
Mrs Emma Williams, widow Of the
late Lewis Williams, died Tuesday at
the home Of her niece, Mrs Nj y
Macon, at Orange O. II aged 50 years.
Sac was a ssep-mother u Common,
wealth's Attorney John g Williams, OF
Orange, and Of Hjn W. g. Williams
who represents that county In the Leg
/ islature.
Rev D. Hepburn. pastor Of the FAC
BAPTIST church. Baltimore, Nd VII
give an illustrated lecture on "fhe Liz
of Christ" with the stereoptloAn a
Falmouth Baptist church. Friday, Feb
r-sry Sth. 8 O'Clock p m No chsrg'
70. admission. but collection Will d
takAu for missions and expenses.
Mrs. ] l. White. OF Bowling Green
is visiting relatives here. - MIS-
Rose Nelson boswell. Of Ashland. i
visiting friends in this city. MIS-
CLARA Smith. Of Oroxton, Va. is visit
inQ Miss Edith Hatcher, on West Grao
street. 50 Miss Holland, OF this city
has returned from visit to her friend
Miss Smith, at Bowling Green .-Kich
News.
Mr.. A. B. Yates and family have
rented the houie on corner of Lewi
and Prince Edward street, opposite tn'
College, owned by Mr.. Sydne.
Bradford. and will move in az once.
They have reoted their home Flowinl
Springs" in the city limits WITH tn
land attached, to Mr.. James CLARK, o
Unionville. who will conduct tIucl
farm and dairy.