The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS Of rRrysRiCkssUsO AND VICINITY
d~ihersd Here aud There B., The Fres
lance Reporters


Mr. q v Jones has gone North on a
business trip
DR.. J. : Dill j. confined To his room
with "a bad cold
Mr. and Mrs Charles l. Smith-r have
returned from their bridal tour
Air. e.. A. Rollins of Baltimore. was "A
caller at this office on Monday.
Miss Stanley Atkins. Of Richmond. is
the guest of Miss Abbie ST. John
The condition Of Mr. T. G.. Rowe il not
improved. lie Is still extremely in.
Mr. + r. Baker. oi the firm OF Baker
~ Wallace. is in New York on business.
Capt. I. McCracken has returuel from
a business trip to Williamsburg
Messrs. A Randolph Howard aud G..
/ Stengle are in Washington on business
Mrs Marmadukc. 81 Richmond. il Wis
iting her parents. MIR and Mrs . i.
Owens.
Miss Emma Honey. Of Washington
who has been visiting Miss Lena Rove.
has returned home.
The annual target practice of the Wash
ington Guards will take place ON Mon.
day February 23rd
Rev. e. l. Potter isin the city assisting
Rev. q I Tyler i'm the revival services at
the Methodist church
Col r d. Cole. who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks. has recovered and is now at
his place Of business again
Miss Alice NJ Cannon. will leave
ihursday for Hampton Sidney where
she viii spend a week.
Miss Allie Beverly OF Spotsylvania
county. l. visiting her sister Mrs nertic
Hall in Stafford.
Mr. Isaac Hirsh went to Richmond We'd
nesday TO attend the Bird annual conven
ton OF Charities and Correction.
Mr. 6. f. Jacobs. contractor for carry
ing tbe mails between this city and King
George G. II lost one Of his horses Mon
day night
Revival services will begin at the Chris.
tian church the hrst SUNDAY in March
Rev. II 10. Melt %. Of Richmond. will a.
~ist the pastor, Lev. l. l.. Chestnut
Work on the W Il d. Moncure Memo
rial Chapel. in Stafford county j. pro
crossing. under the director OF Mr.. Mer-
GER Berry the contractor.
Mrs \. T. Chi-hester and daughter.
who have been visiting relatives in
Bethesda. Maryland. have returned TO
their home in Stafford.
The Peoples Steamboat Company will.
It Is stated, soon have IA mail route es-
tahli-hed on the steamer Tourist between
fredericksburg and rbanna.
Thr most beautiful line of Nalenciennes
La"es .Cambrics and Nainsooks and Swiss
Emhroieries we ever had the pleasure Of
showing See them. {. ". Jones.
Mr.. C. O'Connor GooIrick left Monday
Tor Richmond, where he joined aparty
ot Virginia newspaper men who left
there Tor a Florida trip on the : 4. l.
Along with our new white goods. laces
and embroideries. we open up today a
beautiful line of new ginghams. madras
cloths, chambrays. etc. G. W Jones
You should have "A first class Photo
graph of yourself The Fredericksburg
Davis Photograph Gallery is prepared
70 make any size or style you may de-
sire
Mr. A. : Wright. "A mail messenger Of
Washington. il filling the place of Mail
Agent l. &. Rowe on the l. +. 4 i. X
r., Marrow Gauagel who il still very
ILL.,
Horace Jones. Cob. 2S years OF age
died in Washington Sunday night The
remains were brought here Tuesday. and
carried 10 his old home at Spotsylvania
E.. H.. for interment
MIR. Marvin Tyler. son of Rev Geo. r.
Tyler, who has been attending school at
Front Royal was brought to his home
in this city Monday evening on a cot: he
Is suffering with appendicitis.
Miss Julia Horne. OF Richmond. Miss
Ethel Lewis, of Baltimore. and Mrs Guy
Livingston Stewart, OF Parkersburg. W
Va. are the guests OF Mrs Samuel Cor
don Wallace, on Prince Edward st
Miss Constance Tinsley. of Henrico
county. who has been studying for eev-
erai years in New York. will make her
debut as reader at the Waldorf Astoria
/ February 23d. On this occasion she will
be assisted by Signor G. A. Rendegger
Miss Tinsley recently gave an enioyabl,
entertainment in this city