The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-02
CURRENT COMMENTS.
Nrws OF rRzVeHeksBosO AND VICINITY
Gsthssed Here ard There BY The Free
Lance Reporters.

, Mr.. YES Chancellor is confined 10 Lis
home by sics ne-s.
Mr. Granville Embrey. Of stafford. was
( H. the city Saturday.
Mr. J. II Boggs. of King George. was
ia the city Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. J Gately. who has been quite
sick. has recovered.
Mr.. 4. II. Wallace has returned from a
business trip TO New York
Mr J. A. Dishman. Of King George.
was "A visitor 20 the city Saturday.
Mr. T. ". smith. Of the Lewiston
neighborhood. " a. in the city saturday
Mr. Chas. T.. Clark. of Everona Orange
county, was in town last week ON bust
ness.
The damage to the Tourist" has been
repaired and the steamer has resumed
her trips.
Commonwealth Attorney Lee J.
Graves, Of the county, was ia the city
Saturday on business.
Mr. Wallace Jones, Of King George,
lst. at Passapatanzy.
Miss Elsie Mills, who is attending
school in Richmond, spent Thanksgiving
~ her homein Falmouth.
Mrs. A.. j. Pogh. Of Caroline, has been
very sick for the past two week and her
condition ia not improved.
Mr.. j. Seay. of Spotsylvania county.
has returned from Washington. where
he has spent a week with his son.
Rev. DR. Samuel Wallis, Of the Theoloui-
cal Seminary. preached at 81. Georges
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Mr. j. II. Schroeder. of stafford. has re-
turned from the Soldiers Home ia Rich
mond TO spend thirty days at his home.
Miss Bessie Clark has gone to Rapi-
dan, where she will attend the marriage
of MIR. Arthur Moore and Miss Sadie
Jarohs "Wednesday. Dec. 3.
Now that the stock isat it's best select
your cloaks and furs. Ladies' tailor-made
suits dress goods and all dry goods
wants az G. W. Jones Cash Store.
Mr !. J Hai,lip. Of Spotsylvania who
has had typhoid iever.is now improving
HIS " lie and two children oreill with the
same dcsease and his vile r condition is
critical.
Remember your friends this Christmas.
Nothing would be appreciated more than
a good photograph Of yourself You can
have il made at Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery. Don't delay.
Ernest Perry. the 3 year-old ron 81 Mr.
and Mrs. J " Perry. died az the home
OF bis parents Friday Of congestion Of
the lungs. The funeral will take place
from the house Sunday at . O'Clock
Mr.. VIM. r. Doruecs. Of Baltimore
spent his Thanksgiving holiday with Mr
Clar- hicksin Caroline county and passed
through here Saturday with a large lot
Of game he shot in company with Mcssrs
J.W. Laloe. r. B.Iombs and Gil. Hicks
Mr.. j. II Myer. OF the firm of Myer &
Brule. was taken suddenly il at his Of
flee on Saturday and had 10 be conveyed
10 his home in n carriage. His condition
now is slightly improved. and is able TO
20 about his room.
Rev. DR.. J. ). Dill left Monday for At
lanta, Ga. having been summoned hy
telegraph 70 the bedside Of Rev. DIR. /.
L. Tichenor. who was thought to be
sinking rapi lly. Dr. Tichenor has been
i'll Tor weeks and Mrs Dill. his daughter.
has been in constant attendance az his
bedside
HE UrbannR members and friends sail
ed down ON Parson Richardson at his
home in Saluda Wednesday OF this week
and gave him such a pounding "a You
never heard Of The parson is playing
in luck just at this time. President A.
Randolph Howard. Of The Bank Of Mid
dleseN. has just scented him with a
splendid Olive typewriter. He says his
heart is too fun for tterance-South-
side sentinel.
The people of Bowling Green and vicin-
ity are looking forward with pleasure TO
the entertainment to be given at Bull
lard's Hall. at Bowling Green, on the
night OF Friday, December 18th. The
following Richmond artists will be heard:
Capt Frank Cunningham, tenor: Mrs.
Kate Barbour Howard, mezzO soprano:
Miss lsaacs, contralto; Mr. John Var
broueh, accompanied, and Miss Kate
Fuller, reader. This entertainment is
under the management of the ladies of
Calvary Baptist Church.