The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-19
CURRENT COMMENTS.


Mr.. Garland Weaver, of Urbanns, is
in the city.
For Sale-Baled shredded fodder. u
Clark, Snowden.
See important changes in schedule OF
r. F. 4 p r. r.
Miss Susie W. whitehouse wssin Wash
ington Saturday.
Mr. Jno. Waller, OF Garrisonville, was
10 the city Saturday.
Miss Florence Nash is the gust Of re-
stives in Washington.
Mr.. NJ F. Terrell spent Saturday and
Sunday in Petersburg.
For Sale-Tomato and cabbage plants,
by F. I, Coyey, the florist. 22mlm
! Miss Mamie Pendleton, OF Ashland, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Anna King.
/ Mr.. Chester Goolrick, OF Washington
spent Sunday with bis parents here
/ Mr.. Wallace Jones, OF PassapGtgn2y,
King George. was in the city Saturday
Miss Carrie r. Moore. OF Bon Air. ID the
guest of the family of MIR. ". + Eradley.
A water fountain for horses has been
placed in the market yard by the Council.
Miss Sadie Huntington, Of CharlOttes.
vile, is visiting relatives and friends here.
Voolfolk Vale died at the resic ence Of
his sister, Mrs. W j. Roberts, in Louisa,
Friday.
Mrs. Jno. T. Goodrich left for Wash
ington Sunday, to attend the ID. A. K.
Convention.
The steamer Northumberland. of the
Weems Line. has been laid up for general
overhanliDg
Mrs W. W. Walker has returned from
visit 10 friends in Alexandria and
Washington.
Mrs. j. A. Armstrong has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. {. libby, of Paterson, y. j.,
is the guest Of her relatives. MIR A. h.
Boweri0g and family.
Miss Mary Buck. of Tuscaloosa. Ala,
IA the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Medora
Little, on Hanover Street
A picuic party went from here to Wide
water, and spent Saturday, 10 see the
big seine landed.
lfyou do not see just the hat you want, /
talk TO our millner,; We can make it for
you. c. W. Jones.
The Daily Star is prepared to do all
kinds OF job printing in tirstcless style, |
promptly and reasonably.
Miss Jennie Powers, OF Port Royal,
WAS in the city Friday night en- route TO
Washington to visit relatives
Miss Jessie Boyer. of Fredericksburg,
is the guest of Misses Mabel and Mar
garst Boyer Orange Observer.
DR.. II. Ball, Of King George, who F..
has been quite sick for the past three
months, was in the city Saturday.
Alfred James, OF Stafford county. and |
Annie Gaines. OF Ashland, were licensed !
to marry in Washington Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Taylor and wife, of Essex,
were 10 the city on business Saturday
and returned home on steamer Caroline
The Episcopal Convocation will con
yene at Tappahsnnock Tuesday, April
10th, at IL o'clock. for three days SEES
sion.
II farmers wish the latest advanced
prices for pickles for the season of 1901
call at W. II. Peden's pickle factory
sp13.2w
MFR. A. b Chewing. after protrAeted
stay with his brother, Mr. L W Chew
ming. in Orange has returned TO his home I
10 Spotsylyania county.
Mrs. W. A. Moncure and children. have |
returned from Philadelphia, and will
spend the summer in Stafford, at the 1
home OF Mr. T. J. MOncure.
Mrs. Mary Z. Shackelford, Of near Hart /
wood. will soon visit her children at Lor-
raioe. ohio. and New Martinsvlle, in W /
Va. She will be gone several months.
Mrs. A. r Chichester and daughter,
Miss Halle +. Chichester, have returned /
10 their home in Stafford, alter spending /.
the winter with Mrs Jno. L. LeYis, at
Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. A, b Bolts. Grand Treasurer OF
the Grand Council Of the Royal Arcanum /
OF Virginia. left Monday for Norfolk to
attend a session OF that body which /
meets TuesNey.
DR.. r. III. Pratt, Of Richmond county /
who has been visiting his brother, Mr. |
Alexander Pratt, in King George. came /
here Saturday and returned home by /
steamer Caroline.
MIR Ivan Green. Of Stafford county has
taken temporary charge Of the Episcopal
mission at BarbOursville, Orange county.
In September he viii return to the Iheo-
logical Seminary to his duties.
Mrs. Fannie jackson, Of Maryland, a
relative of ex Gov. Jackson and Con
gresham jackson, Of that State. who
was the guest OF Miss NJ. Johnson at
Mrs A. b. Yates, has returned.
Rev. J. W. Smith and wife desire TO ex-
press their heartfelt thanks 10 the mem
bers of the Methodist Church. South, and
to all their iriendsfOrt their many kindIess
aud sympathy during their stay here.
This is the time to have a beautifully
finished photograph OF yourself made.
The Fredericksburg Davis Gallery is pre-
pared TO make any style from life size
20 photo miniature. All work guaraD-
teed frst-class in every respect.