The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-10
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FRsDHRIcKssUso ANO VICINITY
d-ihered Here ard There r, The Free
lance Reporters

Mr. Geo Pur,is lcit Saturday for
Crookston. Mimi
Mayor NJ c. Willis was in Bowling
Green Monday on business
/ Mrs r f. Morris. has returned from n
visit to friends in W ashington.
Mr. j Boyd Washington, of Caroline
was visitor To the city Saturday.
/ Mr. A. NJ. Daniel. of Orange county.
was in the city on business Saturday
Mr. Julian Wall, OF Washington. WAS
| the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. 5. q. Wallace
/ Sunday.
Messrs James A. Moncure and Robert
/ Moncure. OF Richmond. were in the city
/ Saturday
Mr. Carter Hall is home from the nj
versity of Virginia, on account Of his
fathers illness
Rev T. h Dunn. Of Danville. Pa. is
visiting his sister. Mr Thomas McGhee
ON Main street.
Miss May Wallace. OF Stafford. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. W II Peden at
Bunker llii"
Nearly all the family Of MIR William
y
county. are sick
Mrs. j. r.. Poindextor. OF Iap,ata. Md
II the guest OF her mother, Mrs Bette
Gordon Wallace
Mr.. George Stone. Of Baltimore, spent
sunday Ia the city the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. J. Garnett King
Miss Helen Barney has returned from a
two weeks visit To her sister, Miss Mamie
Barney in Nashinton.
MIR. J. X Morgan, a salesman in Mr..
Il J Marshaiis store. has moved with
his family 20 Baltimore
Dr f. F. Ninde and Dr. Reh. formerly
of Washington. have opened large drug
house at Colonial Beach.
Senator g. NJ Wallace came ND from
/ Richmond Saturday aud spent sunday
with his family in Stafford.
/ Mis- Minnie Baker of Washington. is
/ visiting her brother. Mr. j. K Baker. at
Edge Hill. King George county
Half price buys any Cloak 1adies or
children - att.N Jones Cash Store. lie
must have the room they occupy.
I Miss Susie NJ Bradley left for Balti.
more Monday, where she will be the guest
OF Mrs Daniel -. Miller this week
Mrs. Conway Harris. of Cnionville.
Orange county, il the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. Jas. \. Clark. on upper Main street
4 Mrs. l.. r. Kearsley and Miss Alice r.
Gordon, who have been spending the
winter at lrVingtDn, are now in Wash
ington
Mrs. Ben f praucker. Of Richmond.
and Mr-. Ralph rhayer. Of Washington
IRE the guests Of capt and Mrs W f.
Coates.
Mr. II G.. Hudson. Of King George. was
badly cut on the ler with an axe while
cleaning up the side of fence last We'd
nesday
Mr. L. J Smith was called 10 Wash
ington Friday by telegram stating the
serious illness ofhis sister, Mrs Thos "
Buckley
Mrs. Allen Smith, Of King George. was
in the city Friday, and left on the early
morning train for Washington Saturday
morning
Capt S. e. Peyton and Mr.. Moncure
Ashby, who have been in the wood bust
ness for some time past. have dissolved
partnership.
Messrs. John IL. Wallace and Gordon
Wallace, of Richmond, were the guests of
their mother, Mrs. Bette Gordon Wal
lace Sunday.
Read c. W. Jones al. He wants the
room in the Cloak and Suit Department.
fora new lire; one half price buys any
Cloak or Suit.
The POstofiice Department at Wash
ington has advertised for bids for carry
lng mail, on water route, between Fred
ericksbuIg and Tappahannock.
You should have a first-class Photo
graph of yourself The fredericksburg
Davis Photograph Gallery is prepared
TO make any size or style you may desire
Mrs A. V. Blades, who has been i'll
with pm umOnia at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs o. q Wordsworth, at
No. l2l Clay street, Richmond, Va, is
now much improved.
Col + ID. Cole and party, who have
been in Jacksonville, Fla, for the past
week left for Tampa Monday They are
having n pleasant time and Col Coles
health is much improved.
Such IA beautiful array of New White
Fabrics as were opened at S;earns' to-
day will surely please any lady who sees
them. It's time to select your white
goods and make them up
Mrs. S NJ. Hudson, OF Stafford, left
Wednesday for Washington, where she
was summoned To the bedside of her
daughter, Mrs. W. +. Smallwood. who is
extremely i'll with measles.
Mrs. W. T. Leavell has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs Il +. Hol-
loway, at Port Norfolk, Va, who has
been very sick. She was accompanied
home by Mrs Holloway and her two
children
Owing to a severe cold Rev. W L.
Smith was unable to I'll his pulpit Sun
/ day Mr. John +. Coleman, of the Tbeo-
/ logical Seminary near Alexandria, preach
ed Sunday morning and evening at St
Georges church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mountjoy, OF New