The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-02
Comments.

Mrs. Jane Watson. oi stafford. Is cflu'
cally i'll.
Wholost 1.-THE money found AZ the I.
~ Brent store.
Rev. II. NJ. d. Martin, OF Crisheld, Nd
is spending the holidays here.
Mr.. V. Garland Weaver is recovering
from his late illness with lever.
Mr.. W. u. Mills, Of Washington spent
the holidays with relatives in Falmouth.
Mr.. John Dishman, of King George.
was a caller at IHE FREE Lance Office
Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Humphreys and her mother
spent day with friends Ia Washington
4 this week.
George Holman had his hand badly
injured by the explosion of cannon
cracker Tuesday night.
Capt. and Mrs. W. 4. Smith have re-
turned from Baltimore, where they spent
the holidays with friends
Mrs. Lawrence Brown, OF Phoebus,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Brown. has returned.
Mr.. Posey Whalen. of Brooke Station.
was in the city yesterday. wishing all his
friends happy new year.
Mr.. Thomas T. Gordon. Of Washing
ton. is here, called by the illness Of his
sister Miss Eva W Gordon
Mr James Roach was hohbling around
on a crutch yesterday, suffering from the
effects Of horse treading on Il.
Yon can save money in buying dry
goods of all kinds blankets. underwear.
etc. at h. I. Bakers Sc his ad.
Miss Mary Meredith has returned to
her home near Whitewater, after a plcns-
ant visit 10 Miss Lillian Montague.
DR. and Mrs G. f. Outcalt have re.
turned from Baltimore and West Nir-
ginia. where they spent the holidays
Messrs Claude Jett and Peter Berry.
ofCumberland. Nd visited relatives and
friends 10 Falmouth during the holidays
Howard Payne. son of MIR r. : Payne,
OF Falmouth. was badly burned Tuesday
night by falling forward on hot stove.
Col. f. d. Cole has purchased Of Mr..
Powhatan NJ Rose. the latter's former
residence on Hanover street. extended
Terms private.
Mrs. Annie Keim ami children. who
have been spending some time with the
llurkamp family. have returned to their
home in New York city
4 nice fresh lot of ladies and gentle
mems kid gloves lust received at c. ".
Jones These MAKE nice Christmas pre-
SCENTS open nights until o'clock.
HOLIDAY Goods-Fine Stationery aud
Perfumery. Leather Goods. etc. Nothing
more suitable for MAS present than "a
pair Of Hawkes. spectacles, at Halls
Mildred Ann Wesley colored, died at
her nome in stafford Monday. aged %
wears She was for some time a servant
in the employ Of Mrs Ruins b. Merchant.
OF this city
Every winter we have some cold
weather. YOU must sleep warm. or you
cannot feel good Blankets help the
cause. {. ". Jones is Offering some fine
Jones very cheap
Mrs. JohnL Lewis. OF Maryland with
her two children, who spent the holidays
with relatives in Stafford. has returned
home. accompanied by her relative. Mise
Halle f Chichester.
Miss Flora Mason. daughter of Judge
! +. Mason, gave charming entertain
ment 10 her friends ut the Exchange Ho-
tel where the family il spending the win
ter. on Monday night.
Mr.. Walter NJ Jones. son of Mr.. W.
3 Jones. oi Stafford. passed through
here Tuesday on his return to William
and Mary College. after pleasant visit
TO hi- parents during the holidays.
Remember your friends during the
Xmas holidays with an up-to-date pho
tograph of Yourself OF family. The Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared 70
make any size style or finish you may
wish.
In the crowd on Main street Tuesday
night in 'front.' Of the Enterprise Bailding
Mr. Eugene Bode. Jr. was hit over the
head by an unknown person and badly
hurt He was doing well with band
aged head yesterday morning.
MIR. Ira 2. TURNKEY. OF Spotsylvania.
passed through the city Tuesday en- route
10 Hairs+on. Alabama. where he will
spel, .l. water with his son, Mr. Ira
+ rrrul"y. who resides there His
ca-.. .,cr. Mrs. James c. Dolly Of Leb-
an1, IL. wilialso be a guest there this
winter