The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-02-02
Local and q Comments

mrs. Ella j. ~. JOhu itlt Ahufsuhy
for Richmond
Mr. W II. Peden left Thursday for
Washington on business.
Mr.. cambridge Pitts has returned
from a southern business trip.
Capt NJ B. Rowe left Thursday for
a business trip to Washington.
Miss Mary Fitzhugb of Richmond, is
the guest Of Mrs. s. u. Daniel.
r.rJohn W. Lsfoe. of Caroline was In
the city Thursday, on business.
Mr.. Samuel @. Wallace is quite sick
st mis- home on Prince Edward street.
Rev. O. N. Tyndellswill not preach
at spessylvsuia o. II on Sunday morn
ing.
Col f. D. Dole has purchased Of Mr..
W. L.. BurFuss building lot on Weldon
street.
Miss Carrie Belle Quinn has returned
from q pleasant visitto friends in Rich
mond.
Mr.. B. II Jacobs has recovered from
a slight attack Of grip, aud is out at
business.
Miss Ruth Stiff, Of Oak Grove, was
the guest Of her brother, DR.. j 7. Sth
this week.
Mrs Thompson. Of Orange. Va, is
visiting Mrs Luoien b. Tatum. -Rlch
mOnd Times
This is ground hog day. II be sees
his shadow at noon, look out for forty
days Of bad weather.
Mr.. f. W. Coleman, Of the county,
was in the city Thursday and caller
as The Free Lance office
Miss Nell Winston, of Louisa. is
guest Of Miss Mamie Pendleton, at
Gwathmey. Hanover Herald.
There will be an oyster supper at
Belle Air church, Staff lrd. on Wednes-
day Feb, 6 All are invited.
You should see our Black Dress Goods.
specially our Waterproof Serges, STOCK
complete, price low. Come and see. Il.
7. Baker
Thomas Dennis, Of this city, attended
the funeral in Richmond Of his nephew
Walker Howasd. the venerable coloTed
jAuitor of the State Capitol
Mr. James B Colbert has returned
from a pleasant trip to Baltimore
While be went on business 1t Is SAID
there was another attraction.
Mrs Rose T. Hunter has not gone 10
King George, but VIII be she guest Oh
Mrs. L. J smith for two weeks Sne
will be glad to see her friend.
Miss Katie Gilchrist, one Of Roanoke
very attractive daughters. has returned
home after pleasant visit to her aunt
Mrs T. l. Bullock, at Summit
There will be services at ths Mission
Sunday evening at 3 O'Clock, to be
led by Mr. Henry Hogan, Subject; ITO
be with Christ. /" All are invited
When YOU want an exact photograph
Of yourself. thorough durable and up
20 date ia finish you can always get IL
at the Davis Gallery. All WORK guar
anteed in every respect.
Rev. ]. II. Amiss. presiding elder.
preaohed az the Methodist church OF
Sp7ssylvsnia o H. Tuesday night and
held the first quarterly conference for
the year for SpJtsyl vanis circuit at the
parsonage Wednesday evening.
"a thing of beauty is o joy forever,
IN YOU want 60 see is, go 20 Goolrloks
Modern Pharmacy on Main street and
see the great improvements he has
made not only in identifying the es'
tablishment. but in the quality OF the
goods he is selling.
Trains on the r. F. & p Railroad
were DELAYED Wednesday evening by
the derailment Of freight car Ia the
cot near Aquia Greek, where Morgan
Geld and Sesrcey held up and robbed a
train several years ego Nobody was
-.
X0u will always nnd as Halls Drug
Store a complete stock Of drugs, chemi-
Gals, toilet soap. hair brushes, combs.
tooth brushes. etc, at prices 30 suit all
Prescriptions a sptcialty. Agency for
Hawkes. celebrated spectRcles. All eyes
fitted without charge
Mr.. Sydney A. Martin. Of Philsdel-
phia. formerly Of Orange county. Va,
is in the city q guest OF Hotel Dannehl.
He is In the real estate business and
largely interested in Pennsylvania and
Virginia lands He is here looking after
investments Cor Northern capitalists.
A marriage took place at the Mayors
Office here Thursday at 10 o'clock. The
principals were Alexander M. Shelton,
of Stafford, and Miss dolly A. Stiars. OF
this city. Rev ]. z. Stump performed
the ceremony. The witnesses were