The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-14
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Gsthered Here and There BY The Free
Laase Reporters

Lnese Reporters
MIR. Z. j. Smith is in Boston on bust
nsss
Rev. II. II Barber was in Riehmond
Tuesday
Hon. N. K. Lowry. of Stafford. wesin
the city Tuesday.
MIR. 7. G. Chandler. of Milford was
visitor 10 our office Tuesday
Mr. Marshall T. Tecker, of Orange
WAS visitor To the city Tuesday
MIR. ,has. b. Foster has returned from
a business trip to Fairfax county
MIR. +. Mallory Gibbs, Of Orange eoun-
ty. was visitor to the city Monday
4 Mrs NJ '. smith of Culpeper, is the
guest of her niece. Mrs. A. I Jacobs.
MIR. II. T. Greenlaw. of King George,
was a visitor TO our office Wednesday.
Mr.. n. ". Proctor has accepted aposi.
ton with the People Steam Laundry.
Mr.. A. b Chandler. Of Rowling Green,
was in the city Tuesday onlegsl business.
Mr. Chas c. Rowlett is out after being
confined to his home some time by sick
neSs
MIR Geo. Hummer. piano tuner from
Baltimore. will be in fredericksburg this
month. 81
Mr.. Writ Powers, OF Mount. Stafford
county, was in the city Wednesday on
business.
Rev DIR. T. :. Dunaway has returned
from the Southern Baptist Convention at
Savannah.
Mrs. Douglas Brown. Of the Berea
neighborhood. stafford county. is III with
pneumonia.
Mary Holmes colored. died Tuesday
night AT her home near Summit. of heart
trouble, aged 80 years.
The Literary Club will hold its weekly
meeting at the home OF Mrs Y. NJ. Fiem.
ing on thursday at p. III.
Miss Iona Spilman. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. W T. Leavell. has returned
TO her home in WestmOreland.
James Grymes, colored, died Tuesday
Of paralysis at mis- home in lower spot
sylyania county, aged % years.
Harry Leddon and Carrie S Jett. both
of Stafford Court House. were licensed
TO marry in Washington Monday.
Miss Alice L. Woody, of Alexandria,
has spent several days with relatives
here. She returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Wallace and daugh
ter. Miss Mary Gordon Wallace, are visi
ing relatives at Cleve," King George
county.
Mr.. John A Evans has opened new
store Al " OOdbine near GsrrisOnyilie, aud
was here Tuesday buying stock oil
goods for same
Nr. William Mcdaniel and son. j. :.
Mcdaniel. OF King George. were visitors
to the city Wednesday aud welcome cal
ers at our Office.
Mr.. q. l. Reed. Of Straus. Gunst 4 Co,
of Richmond. was visitor To the city
Tuesday. ana as usual cordially greeted
by his many friends.
Mr. George A. Walker is in Dsnville
attending the State Grand Lodge ofOdd-
Fellows a. the representative VI Myrtle
Lodge No. 80, OF this city.
Senator G. NJ. Wallace spent Sunday
and Monday with his family in Stafford
and returned TO his duties in the State
Senate at Richmond Monday night.
Capt. J. P Woody has returned from
an extended visit 10 his children IN Bslti-
more and Alexandria aud friends in Ac-
comac. very much improved in health.
DR.. j. n. Barney, OF the city, attended
a meeting 10 Richmond Tuesday night oi
the Board OF Visitors Of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, Of which he is member.
Mrs. A. VI. Garner, OF this city, who
has been III for weeks at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs Griffin, in Washington,
where she was visiting, is now so much
improved as TO be able TO sit up.
This is the time to have a beautifully
finished photograph OF yourself made.
The Fredericksbgrg Davis Gallery il pre-
pared to make any style from life size
TO photo miniature. All work guaran-
teed first-class in every respect.
Among those who were graduated from
the New York Homeopathic College on
May 7th was Dr. 5. l.. Scott. of this city
DR.. Scott il also graduate oi the Uni
versity of Virginia. He is now doing
special work in one OF the large institu-
tons OF Boston, Mass.
Mrs. DR.. Sidney Twinch, OF Newark,
\. J is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. James
Lane Green. who has been critically III
for several weeks ~e are pleased TO
state that Mrs Green is much improved
/ Or. Twinch. who is in Washington az
tending the medical convention, will
arrive here Thursday-
So rapidly has our millinery business
grown, that we were forced TO engage
another milliner from the North. We are
now working five ladies in the depart
ment. Day and night they hustle TO
keep I'D with their orders. that all may
be delivered at specified time. Now we
can be even more prompt, so visit the
millinery department at c. ". Jones