The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-07-25
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS or FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Osthered Here sad There BY TIE rfes
Lance Reporters

Mrs. W. f Coates spent today IL
Washington.
MIR. W. + Staples. OF King George, wa
in The city Friday
Mrs II. lee Stofiregen is visiting re'a'
tives at West Point.
Miss Bessie Garner is visiting relatives
in Middlesex county.
Mr.. Armistead Lewis. OF King george
was in the city Friday
Mr.. G. Ocle Tayloe. Of Hop YARD was
a visitor TO the city Friday
MILL Layton and family are visit
ING friends in Milliamsport' Ia
/ Mr.. A. Randolph Howard went 10
Washington Friday on business
Mr. II b Bouehton. of Orange county,
was in theclty Thursday and Friday.
Miss Susie Yates has returned from an
extended visit To relatives in baltimore.
Messrs Il. Lewis Wallace and SEQ. p.
King bsyegone to Atlantic lity Tor aiew
days.
Highest price paid ior east scrap iron
in cash or trade The Chas Z Hunter
F f. Plow Works. 4-6m
Wsnted-Poplar. oak. ash and walnut
logs. also OAK and pine lumber. Call or
write + u. Cole. fredericksburg Va.
Misses sara and Emma Owens have
returned from Richmond after aplessAnt
visit In their friend. Miss Fannie Wood
DR.. J. Stiff has returned from the
Virginia Hot Syringe, where he attended
meeting Of the State Dental Associa-
tioD.
Ready-made dress skirts Of duck linen.
crash. covert cloth. melton. serges, mo-
hair or any other kind necessary are az
c. W. Jones
Mrs. II II. Wallace and daughter Miss
Mary Gordon Wallace have gone to
"Cleve.' King George county, To spend
the snmmer
II YOU are warm. and feel the need Of
cool. sweet. pretty summer dresses,
Jones is ready 10 supply them. beauti-
iul line to select from.
Mr.. b. 7. Willis has returned from a
visit to Culpeper county, where he ac-
companied his wife and children, VINO
will remain for the summer.
Nora Louise. the months old daughter
of Mr. aud Mrs b " Spain. died az the
home Of it's parents, on Amelia street
Friday morning. of cholera iniantum
MissF Agnes McWhirt, who has been
visiting her parents ior two mol t1s. has
returned to Angola. Ind. 10 resume her
studies at the Tri-State Normal College.
Now is the time YOU want your yaca
lions and summer trips, 50 dress suit
cases satchels and trunks are necessities.
All these are 10 be had at Jones pro-
gressive store.
Mrs. A. ". Embrey, son, daughter and
maid and Miss Iucilla Il Yates, her sls-
ter are guests at the Grand Atlantic
Hotel. Atlantic City. y. J and will re-
main two weeks.
Manufacturer wants reliable man 10
deliver and collect: horse and wagon ana
$50 deposit necessary; S2l a week and
expenses: permanent. Franklin, Box -,
pb;iaSel,b;a Pa st
Mr. T. ". Clay brook, Jr.. OF Kilmar-
mock. Lancaster county, was in the city
Thursday en- route home from Lynch
burg. where he has ten attending the
Piedmont Business College.
John T. Lucas. a colOred blacksmith,
while at work 10 bis chop Wednes lay
had a horse TO kick him in the face. in
flicting quite painful cut. DR.. ". j..
Chewing took six stitches in the WOUND
Messrs. T. C. Niude. T. y. Brent. Au-
gust Dannehl. Maurice Strssburger, r..
" Mills. Jake Goldsmith and Harvey
Wroten have returned from Baltimore.
where they attended the Elks' Conven-
tion.
This ia the time 10 have a beautifully
finished photograph OF yourself made.
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery IL pre-
pared to make any style from life size
70 photo miniature. All work gueTan-
iced frst-class in every respect
Rev ". d. Smith conducted all-day
services at Aqua church, 10 stafford, m
dav and Sunday. Rev. Mr. Burwell,
rector Of the Aqua church will ill the
pulpit at 81. Georges churrh here sun
day in the absence OF Mr.. Smith.
DR. J. 5. Dill will preach Sunday morn
ing at l O'Clock upon the subject, The
Household O; God 90 The Union Service
sunday night will be at the Baptist
church and DR.. Dill will preach. His
night theme will be The Tragedy OF
King Saul, and the sermon viii be ap,
propriste to the present Sunday School
lessons