The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-11
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
0-tbered Here and There BY The Free
Lance Reporters.

Mrs Hugh u Scott continues quite IN
in Philadelphia
The thermometer registered below 20
Tuesday morning
Mrs y q Montgomery is on a visit to
friends ne Warsaw
No services will De- held at Trinity
church Friday night next
senator G. NJ. Wallace spent sunday
with il family in stafford
MIR ~. Key Howard. Of Urbanua. iz
visiting relatives in the city
Mis- 4 Randolph Howard. who has
zen quite sick. Is much improved.
Master Fred Perry. son Of Mr.. ". y.
Perry. Of Spotsy lvania. il quit, sick
Mr. ". &. O'Donnell is out after a
months illness. and is at business again
Mr. W. y. Helm. sheriff of King
George, was in the city Monday ON bush
ness
Mrs q NJ Wallace. of stafford. has re-
turned from "A visit To relatives in Missis-
sippi.
Misses Alice Belle and Emmaliue
knight are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Fritter on upper Princess Anne 81.
Miss Bessie Claihonrne. of Orange Va
il the guest of Mrs r. Logan. IOl west
Grace street.-RiehmOnd Dispatch
Mr.. John W. Allison. .Ir.. wants a
farm close 10 railroads within 90 miles
Of Washington Farm with Potomac
river front preferred. Read his ad
Rev. DR. \ c. Barron. Of Charlotte. y.
g.. will assist DR.. Dill in a protracted
meeting TO commence in the Baptist
Church here the first week in January.
MIR Henry Edwards and Miss Caroline
Cant. both OF Caroline county. went To
Washington Monday morning. secured
license ana we're married by Rev ". 4.
Pitzer
The next quarterly meeting Of the Rap
pahannock Valley Medical Association
will be held in this city at the residence
II pr Il llale~ on the night of December
Both
Remember vour friends THE Christmas.
Nothing would heRppreciatci more than
"a good photograph If yourself Non can
have it made at Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery. Don't delay.
When YOU need n sewing machine brv
the New Home My brother is in. atten-
dance at my office. Il = Commerce street.
and any favor shown NJ will he appre-
ciated. H. Wallace Garner.
Mr.. w +. Compton was brought home
sunday night from Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. in Baltimore. bv his father. MIR
Everett Compton. and Mrs Compton.
lie il still quite sick.
For just what you want in furs. see
&. W. Jones about it, lie has them from
gScts. each TO S75.on per set and If he
cannot please YOU with what he has he
will get them for YOU.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Rappahannock Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Society will he held AT the
Mayors Office Thursday. Dec. II. at
eleven o'clock. 10 elect officers, etc.
Mr.. James r. Rawlings and daughters.
Misses Susie and Flossie. LETT for Orange
county. Tuesday morning. to attend the
Colcman-Morton marriage. in which the
Misses Rawlings were among the brides
maids
Why should YOU send away from
town 10 buy iurs1 Right here at e. W
Jones You can find furs of any and all
kinds. Fur boas from 9Scts TO $500
each Full sets boa and mufi. az cheap
or as fine "a you wish them.
Mr.. George f. Mcintosh. n leading law
yer of Norfolk. who died sunday. was "A
nephew of Mrs. Mamie ;. Barney and
Mrs. r. G. Bsale, of this city lie was
probably the most wealthy lawyer in
Norfolk He was son of Comm cd ore
Mclutosh. OF the Confederate navy. aud
had been prominent in Norfolk for years
His mother and one brother survive
him.