The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-28
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS oP FREDERICKSBURG AMI VICINITY
Gathered Here ssd There by Ts' frse
Lance RepOrierS

Lance ReoOriers
Capt. W. b Warren, Of SpoisJ wanna
was in the city Thursday.
MIR. Andrew Bowling is spending lew
DAYS in Richmond and Petersburg.
Miss Lottie Baker il spending Thanks
giving with relatives in Washington
Miss Mary Shepherd has gone to New
York to spend several weeks with rela
tives.
Mr.. William c. Warren. of New YORK
is in the city the guest OF the HnFSainp
family
Mr.. W. s. Embrey, Jr., who ia attend
inc college in Baltimore, is home for
Thanksgiving.
Highest price paid for cast scrap iron
in cash or trade The Chas +. II inter
II pIow Works. 4i-6m
Mr. " W Pates, of Washington, Is
visiting his father, MIR. j. ). Pates, IN
Spotsylvania county.
Misses Lucy Sanford aud Isabel vii.
I
day with Mics Bessie Crismond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Brent are on trip
North, where MIR. Brent is buying new
goods for the fall and Christmas trade.
Miss Merritt, Of Macon, Ga, is the
guest OF Misses Margaret an Bessie
Crismond at their home on Hanover
street
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Wednesday To Charles 5. Pierce,
OF Culpeper. and Lucy {. Selecman, OF
OccOquaD, Va.
Mr.. Kobt. Harris is attending the POul'
try Show at Richmond, where he has 40
exhibit of poultry.
Mrs. A. =. Rowe has returned from
Orange county. where she spent Thanks
giving with the family Of Mr. WI Brad
bury, near Nasons.
Ex.Sergeant John E. Mason and son,
Joseph o. Mason, OF Locust Grove,
Orange county, were in the city Friday
on q shopping expedition.
Mrs.W.J CrittendeD, who spent several
days here this week the guest of Mrs. T..
n. Brent, has returned to her home at
Uoionville. Orange county.
About three hundred dollars was real
lied for the Mary Washington Hospital
AssOsociatiOn from the bazaar and oper-
eta given Monday and Tuesday night
MIR Harry James. of Richmond, a
former resident OF this city, and who has
been spending several months along the
Rappahsnnock for his health, is in the
city.
Mr.. T. c. Sweet. wife and daughter,
Miss Ruth Sweet. Of Phoenix, y. Y. are
the guests of their relative. Mrs Sallie
Elm. at her handsome residence on "Cedar
Lane.
II you are not supplied be- sure that
you see the new line of fine Furs, Cl0aks
Shirt Waists and Skirts that will be offer
ed at The T. ~ Brent Store tomorrow
/ Saturday
I Ii looks like Rev. DIR. T. 5 Dunaway
had formed q "marrisge trust Nednes-
day night. There were four marriages
two double marriage in the city. and
he ohiciated at all OF them
Ifyou want pretty has or anything
in the millinery line Of the latcet designs
call at Mrs d T. Smith 4 Co.'S, where
yea can get style. quality and finish All
work guaranteed. Prices TO suit all
This is the time to have beautifully
nnished photograph OF yourself made.
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery Is pre-
pared TO make any style from lie size
10 photo miniature. All work guaran-
teed first-clsss in every respect.
Miss May Rowe. who IL student at
Hannah Moore Academy, near Balti-
more, is spending the Thanksgiving holt
days with her parents at "Brompton
She was accompanied 10y one OF her school
mates, Miss Darlington, OF Cincinnati,
who is her guest.
A large number OF foot ball enthusiastic
from this city attended the Virginia.
North Carolina game ia Richmond,
and a still larger nun Der of the sporting
/ fraternity went hunting. Various wagerS
were made az TO the number OF birds
that will be killed and there will he hust-
/ ling 10 save their money and reputation
as good shots"
Hundreds and hundreds OF fine dress
hats and walking hats have been sold 10
| C. W. Jones millinery department. Many
Of you have not yet bought your beet
hat; a greet many have not even gotten
your walking hats. Oar stock is added
30 daily. Thus We show the newest at
al times and at lower prices than known
in this market before for like quality.