The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-01
CURRENT COMMENTS.
NEWS or FREDERICKSBURG AND VICINITY
Gathered Here sad There BY The Free
Lance REPORTERS

MI 4 o. W 1htAf VI Wa asSON'fff
In the city Monday
Yes, ladies, the dress goods are here
Lowery & Co. II
Mrs. Chas. Wallace has returned from
visit TO Washington.
For Sale-Baled shredded iodier. d.
Clark Snowdep. s6t-l3t , 2G
Mr.. Henry Green, OF King George, wac
in the city Monday.
Mr.. W. II. Wiltshire is quite sick nj bis
home on Hanover street.
MIR. +. II. Covey spent Saturday IN
Newport News on business
MIR. James ii. Britton, of Cumberland
Md. was in the city ON Sunday
Mr. Geo Butzner Is very sick at his
home near Leayells, In this country
Mr. Martin Anderson, OF New York, liz
the guest of his father, Mr. VIM. Anderson.
Mrs Percy Myers, Of Washington Is
the Onest of her mother, Mrs. A. n.
Phillips
We are pleased to state that the cnndi
ton of Miss Annie May Brent ID much
improved.
Mr.. Ashton Eppes, of Richmond, was
in the city Sunday the guest OF Mr.. W.
II. Merchant.
Mrs Austina Taliaierro left Saturday Tor
Norfolk. where she will make her home
with her sons.
Mr. Edward Tayloe and sister, Misc
Mary Tayloe, of King George. were IN
the city Saturday.
Hon. NJ. X. Lowry, of Brooke, has re
covered from his indispOsition and was
In the city Saturday.
Mr.. J. r. Broaddus, of Rappahannocb
Academy, has returned from business
trip to West Virginia.
Mrs. Taylor Pollock, OF Washington,
who has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home Saturday.
Rev. ]. p. Stump, OF Alexandria, will
preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd Bradley, OF Bal
timore, who has been visiting relatives
here, returned home Monday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Lowry, OF Potomac City
| Prince William county, was in the city
Saturday and caller at this office
Ladies'. we thank you for the compli
ments paid our line OF Hamburger and
Swiss embroidery. J. I. Lowery X TO.
Mademoiselle Louise Pecquet du Pei
/ lett. French teacher, Wytheyille Seminary
has been i'll with la grip and bronchitis.
Miss Maud Boweripg has returned iron
a visit Of several weeks to the family o
Mr.. A. B. Jones, in Spotsylvsnia county
Judge W. NJ. Pierce, OF Christiausburg
and Mrs. s. Z. Withers, of Abingdon Va
are visiting their sister, Mrs. d [. Bow
man.
Col. s. s. Brooke, OF Roanoke, wh'
came here TO attend the funeral oil MI
sister, Miss LOuselle Brooke, has returned
home.
Iyou want to buy or sell farm cal
on or address A. c. Garrison, Real Estat
and Locating Agent, Guiney's, Carolin
county, We.
MIR. Maurice Hirsh aud his mother
Mrs. Isaac Hirsh, left Friday for Bait
more, Philadelphia and New York on
business trip.
Buy your Easter dresses now atJones
You can see many Of the very latest an
best styles now on show at Frederick
burg's best store.
When you 90 to Washington remembs
the fact that you can get anything 20
want at Ksnn's of the best quality, An
at the lowest prices.
Mrs. Fannie p. Shaw, OF Orange 20
who has been the guest OF Mrs. A.
Rowe for the past week. has returned I
her home near Nasnns.
Rev. ]. W Smith, assistant pastor
the Methodist church, who has been
at the hospital, has recovered sufficient
TO leave the institution.
Miss Kate A. Keene, representing Il
firm d. E. Smith 4 Co., milliners,
North faniliarizing herself with Il
latest and newest styles OF hats.
Mr. NJ J. Able, Of Prince William TO
j and Mis- Mary Shelton. of Stafford, wei
married by Rev. Decatur EDWARDS,
3 the latter's residence on February "a.
Mr.. W. f. Brooks, who attended II
q Republican Convention in Alexsndr
Feb. 18th. as a delegate from Statior
has returned to bis home in Falmouth.
Rev. ]. W. Duffey, presiding elder
the Washington District OF the BALI
more Conference, preached two exceliel
s sermons to large congregations at u
Methodist church Sunday.
Miss Hattie Jones has again accepte
J a situation in the millinery depArtmel
ofC w Jones, OF Fredericksbury. al
: will leave Kinsale about the 10Th
Y March. Neck News.
Mrs. D. E. Smith 1T today for Bali
a more and PHILADELPHIA to buy her sp'ir
line OF millinery. 10 few days her II
proved store will be open Tor buslne
with full line of new and up-to da
goods.
Steamers on the Weems line have be'
damaged by ice to a considerable e1teI
this winter entailing heavy expenses I
Il repairs. The Westmorelsnd was prob
II Div Injured to a greater extent than al
d OF the Others.
u Man to permanently represent the
oughly responsible mercantile houi
Cooperative plan. SIS week fret yea
500 cash and full time required. Fl
opportunity for hustler. Co-operatl'
Box $40, Phila. i22 1915
This is the time to have a beautiful
finished photograph OF yourself maf
Che fredericksburg Davis Gallery ia p
pared to make any style from life q
D. 20 photo miniature. All work guara
nj teed first-class in every respect.
List your farms. mills and timber Ian
ID with the John Stewart Walker K I
d, Real Estate Agents, OF Lynchburg, '
Ia IN will cost Won nothing. No optic