The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-27
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Gathered Here and There By The Fres
Lance Reporters.

| ta"NN NttoNtrfc-
Mrs. A. l.. Rowe il quite sick.
Mr.. ]. r. Gayle. Jr. Of Newport News
was in the city this week
Miss Grace D. VERIFY has returned HON,
from an extended visit To Texas
Mr.. John ". Stone and wife. of Wash.
ington. were visitors to the fair this
week.
Attention is directed to the notice TO
the dog owners 10y Mayor Willis in this
issue.
Miss Grace Mitchell. of Lancaster. is
the guest Of her relative. Miss Jennie
Daniel.
Mrs. John +. Gouldman. Jr.. If Irving
ton, ~ the guest of her mother. Mrs. Iu-
liza Birdsall
Capt. y. NJ. Lee has returned hume
rom visit OF two months 70 his Sous
in California.
Miss Lima Mayo, of Richmond. il the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. ". Key Howard
ut Kenmore
Messrs. G. w Garrison. Jr.. and W. r.
Garrison. of Caroline county. were in the
city yesterday shopping.
Mr. John G White. the popular Insur-
anec man of Bowling Green, was a wish
tor 10 the city Thursday.
Mrs Mary Quinn Hicks will take a linn
tied number of music scholars at her
home on Commerce street.
Mr. Frank V. Tilford. of Huntsville.
Ala, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Hurkamp at "Boscobel."
Shetland Floss (all colors) for making
Dewey, Trolley, Umbrella Shawls.
at 4. ". Jones cash store.
Mr.. A. H. towering, of Richmond. viz
tied his father, Mr.. A. Is. Bowering. Thurs
day and attended the Fair
Miss Helena A. Favill will leave to dav
to resume her studies as nurse in the
Hospital at Portsmouth, Va.
Misses Grace Davis and Beatrice Dun
can, OF Richmond, were the guests of the
Misses Chesley during the fair
Miss Helen Leitch who is sick with
typhoid fever at her home in Stafford
near this city, is reported extremity ill.
Wanted TO rent or sell-the new house
at the corner Of Main and Amelia SITS.
Apply TO or address, DIR H. NJ. d. Martin
\ marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Wednesday TO Thomas b. Car
neal. OF Fredericksburg, and Pyne {. Can
non, of Spotsylvauia.
Right Rev. c. r. Nelson, d. d.. Rishop
of the Episcopal Diocese OF Georgia. was
in the city this week the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. W. b. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Wright and
daughters, Misses Grace and Lottie and
son Andrew. Of Caroline county. were
visitors to the fair Wednesday
Miss Virgic Clark returned 10 Culpeper
yesterday, after a pleasant visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Clark. at
"Silver Springs, near the city.
Mr.. c. W. Burlington, OF this city. has
purchased a residence on 5. st. n W. in
Washington and will leave here and
make his home there about Oct. LIST.
Mr.. W. 4. Williams. wife and daughter
Misses Mary and Sallie NJ. Williams. aud
MIR and Mrs. c. /. Mothershead. of Essex.
were visitors to the fair Thursday
You should have first class Photo
graph OF yourself. The fredericksburg
Davis Photograph Gallery is prepared
to make any size or style you may de-
sire
A called meeting of the Mary Washing
ton Hospital Association will be held at
the residence of Mrs. v NJ. Fleming. ON
Hanover Street, Saturday at II m.
A great big umbrella bargain. Just
100 steel-rod, Dresden handle. 26 inch
put on sale at c. W. Jones
cash store at SOC each, cheap at 75c. Get
y our pick quick.
Rev. J. T. Eubank, the pastor will be
assisted in revival services by Rev. DR..
I. = Runaway at Bethel Baptist church
in Caroline. The services viii commence
Sunday night, Sept. 2sth.
Now for your Photograph. A. W. Max
well. Of Orange, Va, will have his Photo
tent ut Spotsylvania C. H., Oct. LIST.
short time only Photographing and en-
larging, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. j. W. Harris, OF this city. and Mr..
II. W. Lambert, OF Waynesboro. Va.
have gone TO Richmond and other points
South in the interest of their beer cooler.
which they recently had patented. They
report marked success so far.
Always a complete assortment of the
best OF everything in the drug line at
Halls Drug Store. also hair brushes.
toilet soap, elegant perfumery, fine sta
tionery and toilet goods. Hawkes. ceIe-
brated spectaeles always please.
Miss Fannie Powers, daughter of Mr..
ID. b. Powers, of Port Royal. some time
ago ran needle in her eye while sewing.
1t was thought the sight would be seri-
ously affected, but the eye is so much inn
proved that little anxiety is now felt.