The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-12
Local and Current Comments


= Corn, Toats and chop for sale at the
Bridgewater Mills
Mrs Mamie McOarty is quite sick at
her home on NJ sin street.
Four Baptist churches in King George
county are without pastors.
Miss Eleanor McCracken left yes
terday for Washington 20 visltreiatives
Mr. NJ O. Hall is having the store Of
Mrs.. Olivia BraxtOn on Main street
iemodeled
MIR. Wesley White and Miss Tiny
Monday were m armed i'll klng George
On January I'd.
Mr. Hugh Burke, Of the county. was
among the callers at The Free Lance
office Thursday.
Notice DIR. J Garrett Kings remov-
al notice of office so 906le Main street.
in another column.
DR.. O. T. Pierce of Accomac. was in
the city this week. the guests OF Mr.
A. ID. Tapscott and family.
Mr. r A Lowry of Brooke. Stafford
Don nty, was in the City Thursday and
a caller at The Free Lance.
Mr.. James L. Rawlings, of the
county, was paraly zed few days ego
and his condition is said so be critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wallace left by
boat Thursday for Middlesex, where
they will visit Mrs. Wallaoe's mother.
Hon. A T. Emb,ey has purchased of II.
r. RObsy, Of Arkansas, half interest
in the Old Robey homestead, IN the
county.
Mr. r NJ. Brooks has sold through
MIR. W. h Merchant his house and
lot on west Wolfe street to Mr.. h ).
Evans
should see our Black Dress Goods,
specially our Waterproof Serges, STOCK
complete. price low. Come and see. Il.
T. Baker
Work on the new Courthouse in
Spotsylysnis ? as been stopped. owing
so the delay in arrival Of slate and
other material.
Mr.. Berry Vaughan. Of Middlesex
county, who has been visiting his SIS
ter. Mrs S G. Wallace, lefs Thursday
for Washington on visit.
Miss Mollie Roach returned on
steamer Sue last night after a most
pleasant aud enjoyable visit to friends
and relatives in King George county.
There will be services at the Mission
Sunday evening at O'Clock, led by NE
]. E. Walker. Mr. g. A, Mills VIII
speak on The Evils Of tn Tongue. -
Mr. H.O. HAllam q lawyer Of Wash
iueton. who died there this week, was
4 native Of this city and a member o.
she Fredericksburg Artillery IN the
Civil war
Mrs. Lola Mitchell. who has been
sick so long. we ere glad 20 say, was
we'll enough to attend services at White
Chapel Sundsy-LaDc1ster Letter In
Virginia Citizen.
When you want al exact photograph
Of Yourself. thoroughly durable and up
60 date in finish you can always Ret II
az the Davis Gallery. All work guar
anteed in every respect.
The house OF Lewis Hudson in the
boswell tract was sold as auction Mon
dsy under q deed Of trust 90 the + iser'
prise Building Association aud pur-
chased by Mr. Il o. Perry for sjSO
Roy Gouldman left Saturday morning
for Fredericksburg 20 attend the mar
risee OF mis- brother, Frank, who VIII
be married the l6sh OF this month In
that city. Virginia Citizen. diving
tom
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Gore of King
George entertained number Of friends
Thursday evening at a progressive
euchre patry. at their pretty home
"Echo Dell" on the Rappshsnnock
River.
Mrs. Juliet Jackson Saunders. OF
Richmond. died at Aiken, S. O., Tues
day. where she had been tsken for her
health. Deceased was q cousin OF Mrs.
We Lipscomb, who recently moved
TO this city.
Miss Dora Reamy, formerly OF this
city, died yesterday morning, at TIE
home Of her sister, Mrs Ootayia
Brooks, In Baltimore. She was a sis
ter of Mrs. Emma Muir. recently Of this
oity, now residing in New Jersey.
Mr.. W. L O,mpbell and children, OF
Ridley Park, Pa, Mr.. W. l.. Bishop
and daughter, and Miss Mary Tyler, OF
Charlottesville. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Timberlske,
have returned 30 their respective homes.
You will always flud at Halls Drug
Store a c. mplete itock Of drugs, ohemi;
Gals. toilet soap, hair brushes. combs,
tooth brushes. etc, at prices Sc suit all,
Prescriptions a SPECIALITY. Agency for
Hawkes. celebrated spectacies. All eyes
fitted without charge
The suit Of Mr.. VIM. Bernard against
Mr.. Charles Tyler was tried Ia the
Corporation Court yesterday and re-
sultedsin the jury returning verdict
for Bernard in the sum Of $ll5. 10 Mr..
WD. Garter was cOnsel for Bernard
and Mr.. B p. Willis for Tyler.
Rev. DIR. J. S. Dill received tele.
gram Yesterday announcing the critical
illness Of his father. DR.. Thomos j.
Dill, Of Birmingham. Ala and LETT on
the noon train for his bedside Tne
pulpis at the Baptist church will be
supplied Sunday in DR.. Dill's asoence'
by some ont. of-town minister, pro0a'
oily from Richmond.