The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Current Comments.

Miss NrttleJ 7. yler L. lhe GUEST Oh Veia-
tives in Baltimore
lie Is three inches thick Oh the ponds
ana the skating IS good
DIR. R j. Payne. of Stafford was q
visitor othe city yesterday
Mr.. George McGoyern. of Richmond
spent the day here yesterday.
corr market for grain is up TO Bati-
more prices. and il r. in demand
Mrs. G. T. Outcalt anil Miss Susie Tyler
are in Baltimore visiting relatives.
Mr. ). b Dabney agent of the Z F.&
i L r.. az Brooke. was in city Tues
day
Mr. r. g. Chandler. of Milford. was a
visitor Co Tau Fmr Lance office Tues
day
Miss Margaret shepherd and Mr. Geo.
W Shepherd, lr were In Washington
Tuesday
Miss Neitie peyton. Of King George.
diei Friday night of typhoid fever aged
H. years
Mrs. VI. X. Lowry and son. Mr.
Harold Lowry. of Brooke were in the
city shopping this week.
Mrs. Woodson Broaddus AMI children,
of Caroline. were here Obi. week visiting
her sister. Mrs VI b Rowe
You can save money in buying Try
goods of an kinds blankets. underwear.
etc.. 600 f Z Bakers See his al.
We are nleased 20 ~re Mr. Richard Hicks
ont ami at business having recovered
from the effects ot a sick from a horse
What would b. more appropriate or
more acceptahlethan pretty eiterdown
quilt & ". Jones has some nice ones.
Paul q Camp. of Caroline county. and
Lucy + Swan. of Richmond. were IL
ceued % marry in Washington Tuesday
Mr. Emmett Jennings mashed two
fingers very badly while al work at the
stone works of Cartriyht ~ Davis Tues
day
Miss Belle Scott. Of MILFORD. who has
been the guest of the family of her
brother. Mr. W L. scott. has returned
home
Your lady friends would appreciate a
chiffon boa or fur boa for Christmas
new line % select from al the I Brent
store
Miss Margaret Annon. of CUMBERLAND.
Nd who has been rhe guest of Mss
Fannie Tucker Carmichael. has returned
home
Ms. Kate Powers. who has been q
guest OF the family Of Rev. W. D. smith
mas returned % her home in Clark
comfy.
Mr. Frank Watson died az his home in
Orange county "a few days ago. no anad-
yanced age he had been sick only
few DAYS
Mr. r l. Coe PASSED through here
Tuesday with drove 90 $50 StacS cattle
which Dr. was driving tohi> farm pa Eau
QUEER .lr Sal
Mis-. Rosa Taylor of Ne~tmorclanl.
who wa, the lady prominent in the late
tragedy in in that county. was IN the
city >hopun. Tuesday
Miss Narle Steel - Richmond who
hse been Oh. guest ofAii.~ NalieG Willis
ar tha home If her father. Mayor Y o.
Willis has returned home
Master Charlie Pitts j. suffering from
appendicitis ar the home Of his uncle.
Mr. s ID Iau--Ort. ON Main street tie
is attended by Ir j f lompsius
A uire fresh lot Of ladies and utle-
men'- bil gloves just received ar g. w.
Jones These mate nice Christmas pre-
seuts open nights until o'clock.
Holiday Goods-Tine Stationery and
perfumery Leather Goods ere NO.. hing
more suitable for "A MAS present than
pair OF Hawse', ,pectacies. 40 Halls
Mrs Martha Edwarl-, widow of Z b
Edwards ~ King George. died at her
home In that county last wees. az the
age of - years She is survived by two
-Ol-
Every winter we have some cold
weather. YOU must sleep warm or you
cannot feel good Blankets help the
cause C.. " Jones is Offering some fire
ones very cheap
Remember your friends this Xmas with
an up-to-date photograph OF yourself or
family The fredericksburg Davis Gal
lerv is prepared 20 make any size style
or finish You may wish
Mr.. Maurice + Allcdt. oiCbelsea. Penn
sylyana. has purchased the machinery
of the steamer Richmond. which was
burned here several weeks ago. and Will
commence work today 10 move IT,
Mr.. Ernest C. Johnson wishes To ex-
press his sincere thanks and appreciation
of the many kindnesses shown during biz
illness here He hoped TO be able 70
thank his friends personally before ieev-
ing
Aunt" Fannie Finnev one ofthe oldest
and most respected cOlOred women tins
city dropped dead with heart disease as
her home on Charles 1t Tuesday morning
aged 80 wears She came here from Caro-
soon after the war OF 81 and 50.
Mr. Charles Mander. the veteran news
man. who has retired from business. II
ENJOYING himself visiting his sons He il
now with his son. Mr. Charles Mander,
Ir i'm Alexandria. and later VIII visit his
son. Mr.. Edward Mander Jersey City
y. J
Nr. Charles II. Hurkamp h. taken
Dossession OF his handsome estatr Dos
cobol " recently purchased from Mrs
Jessie Sharpe Little. in Stafford. and is
now residing there. His sister Miss
F LIZZIE i thc ptcSAli"R '1"'
household.
Mr.. !. J Sale announces the MARI re OF
his daughter, Miss Annie Louise Sal 70
Nlr Glenn K Jordan OF Moss Neck.C =. Dime
county The marriage will take place
at Hays" King George count he
bone Of the bride. on Thursday 'e". 20,
+ at noon No cards
Minor Willis, cOlored, one of the we'll
known railroad tie leaders for W. 5.
Embrev. died at his home on Amelia
street Tuesday evening after a long i'll
ness. aged - years His wife was mt
from here to the insane asylum seve raj
month ago. having attempted TO cut aer
throat An insurance policy on his lie
for 500 il held by Lindsay Robinson. The
colored carpenter OF this city.
In order TO prevent missing many 90 cd