The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-05-07
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Mr.. W. |. Cobb, OF CArohne, WAS III
the city Friday
Mr.. f. w. Coleman was in Richmond
Friday on legal business.
Mrs j. H. Allen, Of Richmond, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs j. L. Rowe.
Mr.. +. II. DeJarnette, Jr, Of Spotsyl
vania, ives in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mills, of Spotsyl
vauis, were in the city Thursday.
Miss Jennie Maitland left Thursday
for Halifax county 10 Welt friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Powhstan MOncure, OF
Stafford, were in the city THURSDAY.
Mrs. Nellie Carmichael has returned
from visit to friends in ChaIlottesvllle'
The public library will open from 4;3O
TO 6:30 D IN. instead Of $3.50 to o:30 pm.
MIR. and Mrs. c. K. Coleman, of Marie,
Spotsylvania county, were In the city
Thursday.
Mrs. Z. c. Nnde and daughter, Eliza
beth, went to Washington Friday on a
brief visit
Dr. W Davis and Hon. f.. W. Smith,
OF Spotsylvania, were in the city thurs
day and Friday.
In a game between Louisa and Orange
at Orange Wednesday, the latter won
by a score of l6 To !.
Masters Peyton, George aud Josiah
n - - II.-,ll {lrf1 x,ali suanf FRIDAY
at Whitewater fishing.
Mr.. Blair Langhorne, OF Smithheld. If
spending few day with his aunt Mrs
]. L. Cannon aud family.
No matter what it is you want in dry
good or millinery. c. W. Jones Is pre-
pared to supply that want.
If farmers wish the latest advanced
prices for pickles for the season oil 1901
call at W. II Peden's pickle factory.
Mary ellis. colored, died suddenly al
bsr home on Prince Edward street v ed
nesday night. She leaves large family.
The sweet note Of the Bob White was
heard in the yard Of Mr. ID. ;. Forbes on
Hanover street at All early hour Thurs
day.
Mrs. Vaughan. who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs : G.. Wallace, Jr +,
returned to her home 10 Middlesex coun'
ty Thursday.
Mr.. C. W. Edrington OF Washington,
former City Sergeant, was in the city
Wednesday and received cordial greetings
from many OF his friends.
The registration books are now open
for the registration ofsllqualilied voters
John Berry, in the Upper Ward; j. WA
more Cox, in Lower " ard.
Mr.. C. W. Smith, Of Warrenton, m ana
yer of the Horse Show here, was 10 the
eity Wednesday and Thursday on busi
ness connected with the coming show.
Ifyou want new. stylish millinery, C..
" ZONES has it. Remember, we do not
carry single hat from last spring and
summers business. Every hat and every
flo wer is new, at Jones.
The largest and most complete line OF
sty lish millinery ever seen in this section
of Virginia, at The T. n Brent Store.
No trouble TO make a good selection
from this splendid assortment
Mr.. : L. Osborne, a professor in Fred
ericksburg College last session, who If
attending Princeton University TINS
wear. has been appointed a pre- lessor 10
the Lawrenceville Preparatory School oil
Princeton for 19O4-l9O1.
Prof. b. NJ. RosebrO OF the College lett
for Richmond to attend o meeting
of the Executive Committee OF Virginia
Athletic Association. which will render q
decision in the Richmond Randolph Ma
con baseball controversy.
This is the time to have beautifully
finished photograph of yourself made.
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery IL pre-
nared TO make any style from lie size
10 photo miniature. All work guaran-
teed first-class in every respect.
Mrs. d. f. Smith & Co. are receiving
supplies of hats from New York, Pdila'
deiphia and Baltimore three times q
week. ReautiTul styles Of mixed straw
in continental shapes. Everything In
millinery line of newest styles can be-
found in this establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs David Hirsh have return
ed from Washington, where they attend
ed the birthday party OF their daughter,
Mas CarliBe, which was given to her
schoolmates The spread was very
handsome one and the tables were laid
ON the lawn of the college grounds.