The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-06
CURRENT COMMENTS.
saws OF rRHOsnekssuRo AND McINn
Gathered Here and There BY The Free
Lance Reporters.

Lance heporers-
Miss Ellie Ware il the guest Of Miss
Fannie Taylor
An havors Of rryphosa at Brannan's
Price Zoe.
Mr. q. W. Edrington. of Washington.
was in the city Tuesday
OF all desserts Trypbosa leads. Price
I Toe. az Brannans
/ Rev. 4. ). Landstreet, of Garrisonville.
was in the city Monday.
Tryphosa for dessert saves time. trou.
bic and money Zoe. at Brannans
Mr. H. Dickinson. of the county. il in
Baltimore On business.
Mr.. J r. Minor. Of King George. was
IN the city today on business.
Mr.. - NJ Skinker, Of Caroline county.
is in Baltimore on business
Tryphosa, the eyer-ready desert. made
IA "A minute. Toe at Brannan's.
Miss Julia r. Thornton. Of MARYLAND
is the guest OF Mi-s Annie Fleming.
Mrs J. =. Yancy, Of the University of
Nirginia. is visiting Mrs. A. b Bolts
Miss Lizzie Barber. Of stafford il visit
ing Mrs. Jno. l. Lewis, OF Bethesda Md
Miss May Wallace. of Stafford. has re-
turned from visit 10 friends in Wash
iugton.
Trypbosa costs 10 cents per pack age.
Enough for 3 people. Try it. At Bran
mans
Mr. James Taliaierro. who has been
employed in New York, is visiting his
parents here.
Doctors are turning their attention to
the benefits of Tryphosa for invalids At
Brannans
Mr. Arthur Brown. of Danville. the
superintendent Of the Virginia Shirt Fac
tory has arrived.
Get a package of Tryphoea and in a
minute you can make a dish ut for
queen. Vt Brannans.
Judge joint. Goodrich attended Prince
William court at Manassas AID argued
case there Monday.
only one best in everything. In -four
II is W ashburnCrosby' Gold Medal
Flour. Ask your grocer.
Mr. f. ". Mills has purchased from the
Cary Slie Co.. OF Buffalo. y T.. large
safe. weighing 400.
A cook is known by the bread she
bakes Washburn-Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour makes famous bread
The condition OF Mr.. ". II. Merchant.
who has arrived here from Cape Charles.
isreported as Improved.
Washburn- Crosby's Gold Medal Flour
makes bread that always take the prem
ium. AslCyour grocer for a bag.
Mrs. ; G Wallace, Sr. and daughter,
OF stafford are visiting Mr. and Mrs $
q Wallace OF this city
Nearly every grocer in Fredericksburg
sells and recommended ashburn-C rosby's
Gold Medal Flour. Ask for bag
Miss Lillian Montague has returned
home after visit OF some length TO
friends in Washington.
Tell your grocer TO send you bag of
Nashburn-I rosbys Gold Medal Flour
with your next order, then you II know
what perfect bread IT,
Mr. Geo. b. Griifs of Spotsylvauia.
has bought of Mr.. A. Niece. twenty
thousand railroad ties.
Five barrels of Washburn- Crosby's Gold
Medal Flour will make as much bread AZ
six barrels of ordinary flour. At grocers'.
Miss Alice Gordon and Mrs. Kearslev
left on Mondays boat for Irvington.
where they will spend a Jew days.
Everybody likes Tryphosa No won
der; everything il contains is the best
money can buy. Toe. at Brannan's.
You cannot blame the little boy much
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whole dish of Tryphosa' At Brannan's.
Mrs John T. Goolrick has returned
home after a pleasant visit TO relatives
in Lyuchburg and Prince William.
Yes. your grocer has Washburn-Cros-
by's Gold Medal Flour; it forms the big
gest part OF the flour sales Ask him for
it.
Mrs. W. G. libby, of Paterson, y. j..
who has been the guest of her relatives,
MIR. A. b. Bowering and family, returned
home Tuesday
Tryphosa flavors are Raspberry Straw
berry, Orange, Lemon, Peach and Wild
Cherry. Made in minute. At Bran
mans.
You should have first class Photo
graph Of yourself. The fredericksburg
DAVIS photograph Galiery Is prepared
to make any size or style you may de
sire
Miss Lizzie Martens. daughter of II. C..
Martens, of this city has been elected to
the position Of fOrelady in the new
shirt factory. She has been occupying a
similar position in one of the leading fac
tories of Baltimore.
Always q complete assortment OF the
best OF everything in the drug lite at
Halls Drug Store, also hair brushes.
toilet soap, elegant perfumery fine sta
tiOnery and toilet goods Hawkes. cele-
hrated speetacles always please
Capt. S. J. Quinn. Messrs. W. II Hur-
kamp and Maurice Hirsh left Tuesday to
attend the celebration Of the l 5Oth ami
/ versaiy ofthe initiation of George Wash
/ ington into Masonry by the Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Baseler, very competent
/ and pXDeripncpd Dress Maker has charqc