The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-22
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Clark, SnOWden
MIR Henry Green, Of King George, was
ia the city Saturday
Mr. w. Key Howard, Of Urhauns, was
10 the city Saturday.
Mr.. John Waller. OF Gsrrisonville, was
in the city Saturday.
Miss May Brent who has been very III,
is rapidly recovering.
MIR. NJ. A. Wright, Of Caroline, was a
visitor to the city Saturday
Mr.. T. b. Reamy. Of Washington, was
visitor 10 the city Saturday.
Miss Salhe Gill. Of Garrisonville, If the
guest Of Miss Kate kishpaugh,
DR. II. NJ Erkenrode has moved into
his new residence on Main street
Mr.. J. B. Rawlings, OF baltimore.
spent Sunday in the city with HE iather'
Miss Eva Tyler has returned from "a
visit to Miss Minnie Smith, 10 King
George.
Full report Of the Farmers Institute
will be found on the first and third pages
of this issue.
The walls of the bradford Building are
being handsomely calcimined in color
OF light blue
MIR. Elliott NJ. Braxtou, OF Newport
News, was the guest of his relatives here
Friday night.
The smallpox in the neighborhood OF
Bellfair Mills. Stafford county Is said to
have died out.
The Free Lance is prepared To do all
kinds oijob printing in trst-class style
at moderate prices
Parties desiring first clsss seed corn
will put 10 their orders early. D. /. Coie-
man Nassaponax. Va. l.2t
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Ruth McNutt, Of California, 10 Lieuten-
ant F,zhugh Lee, Jr.
Miss Virginia Dickinson, who has been
visiting Miss Ellen Wallace has returned
To her home in King George
Judge John T. Goodrich left for Lynch
burg Monday 10 attend the funeral OF
his slSltT, MT- Johh l. w "N0'
Mr. : NJ. Welrh. Of King George, now
teaching in upper stafford at Macedonia
school. was in the city Saturday
Mrs. DR.. Vim. Owens. OF Savannah,
Ga is the guest OF her father, Capt.
Frank I Forbes, aud her sisters.
MIR F. Y. Archer, manager OF the
Ia 40 "a n
Peters burg and Norfolk, was IN the city
Saturday
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis, Of "CIeve,
King George county, If spending a ie"
DAYS with relatives here on her way to
Baltimore.
Mrs. James + Smith, who has been via
ting her parents here, Major and Mrs D.
Horace Lacy. has returned 10 her home
in Richmond.
The greatest success, the prettieet
stock. the largest assortment evershown
In our city was and il now at Jones pry
goods. millinery and dress goods
Rev James Carmichael, wife sui son,
MIR ] Wallace Carmichael, OF Whining
tom. \. C.. arrived here Sunday, u at
tend the funeral Of Dr. 5. W Carmichael.
Get your Easter dress and Easter hot
ate. ". Jones. Don't delay the mat
ter. give our milliners time 10 get your
hat ready and your dress maker time Z"
make your dress.
}. Rev. Mr.. Pretty man, OF Washington,
, preached an excellent sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
night. There was a large congregation
present al both services.
Opening Of spring millinery bats and
bonnets and every thing in the millinery
line Wednesday and Thursday, March
23rd and 24th The public CORDIALLY in
vitad 10 attend. Mrs. D. +. Smith X Co
ll-s3t
Miss Lille Tyson, who has been spend
ing several months with relatives u
4 stafI nd county, arrived in Urbanna
A Tuesday TO remain some time with hel
H sister Mrs. J. O Walker, who has beer
ouite sick .-Southside Sentinel.
This il the time TO have a beautifully
nnished photograph OF yourself maze
q The fredericksburg Davis Gallery Is pre-
\ pared to make any style from NE slE'
4 10 photo miniature. All work guaran
teed first-clsss in every respect.
Mr.. David May, OF Orange, lost cas-
Of clothing in the fire which destroyed
the Narrow Gnage depot in Fredericks
81 hur0 and MIR. Il. o. Gillum & Co., o
s. Madison Mills. lost a bale OF bags ehippeC
Il from New York, valued at SO -Ofang'
& Observer.
At nine O'Clock Monday morning
4 March 21st. c. W Jones will begin I
q special showing Of dress goods at sPeeia
Il nrices: get your dress and get 1t made lo
4 Easter. Millinery department viii als'
\ make special showing OF ready to-wea
and trimmed hats all the week.
List your farms. mills and timber land
U with the John Stewart Walker x 70
Real Estate Agents, of Lynchburg Va
Ii will cost you nothing. No option
d II NAV be OF valuable service TO you
Write or call on C. Howard Harrison
3Os Commerce St fredericksburg, Va
Mrs. d. Z. Smith and both milliners
Misses Kate A. Keene and Nettie G Jett
attended the Northern markets this sea
son. Their Duelhess ncIuR eAp'"o''O o..
millinery, their whole time and attention
~ il devoted 10 this business so youcsn ex
u pect q rare treat on Wednesday AM
% Thursday, March 23rd and 9th. Every
N body invited TO attend. II-s'
" MIR. Edward Gsrnett, prominen
lawyer of Kansas City, Mo, isin the city
the guest OF his relative. Mr. John I
Willis He is son of the late DR.. New
ton Garrett, OF Kansas City, who wen
there from Culpeper in the fiities Mr. y
is nephew Of the late Whitfield Garnett
of this city. He has case In the 81
preme court of the United States, an
while in Washington desired TO see hi
relatives near by in Virginia.