The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-05-26
CURRENT COMMENTS.

MIR. W. II. Peden IL In New YORK OH
business.
MIR J. T. Dale, Of Chicago, is visitor
to the city.
Mr.. c II. Gill. Of Stafford, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr. Frank P. Stearns was In Rich
moud Monday.
Mrs. T. :. Jones, Of Mine Run, was in
the city Tuesday.
DR.. A. c. Doggett was in Richmond
Monday on business.
MIR. +. D. Collins, of Bowling Green,
was 10 the city Tuesday.
MIR. NJ. j. Tyler is quite sick at his hon
near Washington avenue.
MIR George W. Chewing, OF Caroline
county. was here Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Milton Smith and family have
gone to Washington to reside.
Mr.. Joseph NJ Goldsmith left Tuesday
for busiaess trip 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Dabney, OF Guineys, Is IN
DISPOSED. pr Glassell ID attending.
Mira W. b. JONES', of Roseyille, Stall
ford. WAS "A visitor here Wednesday.
MIR 1t. George r. Fitzhugh was in
Richmond Monday on legal bushes.
Miss BETTE Flippo. Of Caroline, ia the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Nissner.
Miss Fannie Bradbury, Of Orange, was
the guest Tuesday OF Miss Fannie beSle.
Mr.. W. Lowell Bradbury, Of Mary
land. was "A visitor 10 the city Tuesday
Mr.. John Lewis, OF Belmont SpotsyL
yania county, was in the city Nednes'
day
Messrs Geo. " Perry and John Segar,
Of Spotsylvania county, were in the city
Tuesday
Mr.. ". T. Smith, the PHOTOGRAPHER,
has returned from successful business
trip to Urbanna.
MIR. CLAYTON Terrence left by steamer
Monday for lryingtOn. where he VIII
spend few days.
Mr.. J. r. Blanton. the popular mer-
chant at McDufi, Caroline county. was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Childrens Day exercises will he held at
Fletcher's Chapel. King George county
Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Mr. ]. D. Clark, of Culpeper county,
was in the city Tuesday and Nednes
day. the guest Of Col. +. ID. Cole.
Rev. J. II. Light, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church. will address the Sons OF Sc
briefly at their hall Friday night.
Mr.. W. Key Howard, OF Urbanna,
spent Monday night in the city with nis
brother. Mr.. A. Randolph Howard.
A great silk season. G. ". Jones is
showing great bargains in FOulards. Tai.
letas and India SILKS. fredericksburg a
Mr.. George Jett, of SpOtsylvania and
Miss Annie Ousnn, OF Orange county,
were married Saturday at Orange {. II.
Lola y. Gouldin. colored, daughter OF
Vim. Goultin, died OF consumption. at
her home 10 stafford Monday, aged 20
years
Mr.. Vim. Lacy hss resigned his posi-
tion in Richmond and returned here. hav'
inc accepted position with a survey
ing corps.
Mrs. Virginia Bradshaw and daughter,
Miss Mary. of Washington, are In the
city for a few days, stopping az the tx
change Hotel
Award wide guaranteed black taffetta
silk. "A great value, TOR : AT The /. \.
Brent Store Compare il with any
other at Sl.25.
Joha l.. Mcdowell, OF Orange county,
and Birdie May Embrey. OF Fauquier
county. were licensed TO marry in W ash
ington Monday.
Mr.. f. c. Ninde was able 10 90 down
IN his store in carriage Wednesday.
He cannot put his foot TO the ground
yet. owing 20 the sprain in the ankle
Miss Daisy Mastin, of this city, was
married TO Mir Geo. + Phelps, OF NJ.
Hel-na. by Rev Mr. Gallagher on April
1 1901. The couple will reside 10 81
Helena.
This is the time you will want trunks
dress suit cases. satchels, hand bag A
most complete assortment OF these il
to be had az C. " Jones, Frede'icks-
burg, Va.
MFR E. W Smith, Of Warrenton, mana
ger Of the Horse show, il here Tor a lew
DAYS arranging for the coming show
He il a guest of MIR C. H. Hurkamp at
"BOseObel
There il talk OF forming base bal
foam composed local business men to
challenge other local teams Tor match
games. IL is believed the games " ould
draw "A crowd.
The work on Mine Road church IL pro-
crossing. Eighty dollars was recently
add d to the building fund, and a Pain'
Climb organized, each member 10 FURNISH
gallon Of paint.
When you want a beautifully finished
and up TO date photograph OF youtreh
you can have it made at the Fredericks
burg DAYS Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class in every respect.
DR. II. Harris, Of llillsdale, Michigan
who recently purchased the farm OF ii
N Willenbeueher, in Stafford, has ar
rived here and taken possession. lie
will bring his family here in the iali
The Blues aud White Caps, tw o olCred
base ball mines, played game on the oil
lege athletic grounds Monday eyering
large crowd was present and tbegam'
resulted in % TO IA in favor OF the Blues
Ned Tay lor, eolOred, while at worb
at the Bernard brick works on Wed
nesdey. bad his right foot caught in the
mud grinder. HIS foot was badly crush
ed. DR.. W. j. Chewing dressed th'
mound