The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-02-14
CURRENT COMMENTS.
Mr.. +. X. Bauma an is in the city.

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DIR. H ]. Payne. of Garrisonville, was
ia the city Saturday
DIR. Randolph b. Carmichael spent sun
jay In the city with his sisters
Miss Sallie Lyell Tapscott is the guest
of Mrs. W. Meade Clark. in Richmond.
Messrs. Jno. Pollock and Rice lIooe, of
King George. we're In town Saturday.
Miss Edmo {. Lee left Monday for Nor
folk to attend the wedding OF Miss Annie
Lee
Mr.. John ii. Maple and son, OF Wash
ington, are guests Of MIR. W. W. Hum
phreys.
Clerk c. A. Bryan aud Mr. T. W Ber-
rey, Of Stafford G. H., we're in the city
Monday.
MIR. +. c. Hayes, of Washington. spent
Friday night with MIR A b. lowering
and family.
Miss Rosa +, Tay lor, who has been
the guest OF the Misses Carmichael, has
returned home.
Girls Wanted Steady employment;
good wages. Richardson Picking TO,
fredericksburg, Va.
Hon. j. h. T. Thornton. Common
wealths attorney Of Prince William " az
IN the city Saturday
Mr.. c. +. Mason. OF Ohio brother oil
Judge j f Mason, is in the city stop
h.. " pfpI
A full assortment OF Engagement wed
ding, birthstone, signet rings, &c, al
Norris, the jeweler and optician-
Councilman " l. Watson, who has
been cor fined 10 his home with a severe
cold, is out attending TO business.
DR. W. R. Chapman, of Worthwhile,
principal of the preparatory schoo' III
staff ,rd, was in the city Saturday
One third of the price Fl boys winter
suits and overcoats AgOod assortment
TO select from, at The I. y. Brent store
A meeting OF the directors OF the Horse
Show will take place at the May or's Ga
lice on Tuesday, February H. at l.
O'Clock
Mr.. ". r. Rust 10 making weekly trips
to fredericksburg and getting goods Tor
che merchants here.-Colonlal beaeh
Progress.
Mr.. Henry q Lane. a student from the
Theological Seminary, assisted Rev"
D. Smith in the services, morning and
night, at ST. Georges church
Norris. the jeweler and optician, is pre-
pared TO give the best service in the .op
teal line. Eyes fitted free. Best quality
of glasses at reasonable prices.
Mrs. A. 6. Tay lor, of Richmond, who
has been spending some time IN Spotsyl
At the nome Of her brother, Sheriff X. NJ
Waller, returned home Friday
Major George Sullinger, student at the
Technical High School, Washington, IL
guest of his cousin, Mr.. p.Gordon Gould
man, on Prince Edward st.
Mrs. E. b. Whitehouse who has been
at the Mary Washington Hospital where
she had an operation performed, has re-
turned To her home and is doing well.
Mr.. W. McD Lee. eoitor Of the Virginia
Citizen. of lrvingtoD, " asin theclty sun
dRy and Monday. guest OF Mr.. Shu
Mrs. A. +. Rowe, on Washington
avenue.
WaDted-A position in Fredericksburg
nv one of long experience. as salesman III
a grocery. dry gods or furniture store
References given Address box 10, Pa
mnnkv Ia n I'm
AT the services of st Georges Church
Sunday m, rning Mrs j X Proctor sang
as an ffertory, lone Sweetly Solemh
Thought" which was 81 lyed by the
congregation.
Mr.. Kemper Bond, OF Petersburg, was
arrested by Officer Tansill on SATURDAY
charged with distributing samples OF
baking pow ders on the street. tie PAID
the license and 81 80 costs, and then re
sumed his work.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
erieksburg Davis Gallery Ia prepared 10
make 1t. All work guaranteed first class
in every respect.
The next annual meeting OF the VIZ
0inia Intercollegiate Athlete Associa-
tion will be held at the University OF VIZ
ginia at 500 z. NJ on Friday, Feb II.
fredericksburg College is member OF
this association.
Sunday night a large quantity al snow
fell from the roof Of the building on Main
street occupied by the Candy Kitchen
breaking down the awning frame. Iron
rode fell against the windows and broke
two large panes OF glass.
Mrs. D. f. Smith & Co. will have
special % cent sale OF hats, caps, infant
cans. fancy feathers and wings and many
other things at and below cost. This
sale will last three days, commencing
Saturday morning, Feb. IL, 1909.
Baled shredded fodder zoe. per hun
dred. Bright clean wheat straw; baled'
4Oe per hundred. Baled wheat straw,
sli0htly discolored, for bedding, Doe. per
hundred Orders can be made by postal
card or left at Chas. Wallace x Bros. ID.
Clark, Snowden,
Nobly you braved the snow, cold and
ice to get to Jones during the last two
DAYS. Grandly have you been rewarded,
for never have you gotten such bargains.
But you have not gotten them all; the
feast continues throughout this entire
week. Come every day, cone early.
come often to G.. W. Jones'.
Mrs. E. d. Cole and daughter, Miss
Alice g Cole, returned home from wash
ington Saturday to spend week. Mrs.
Cole, who is under treatment Ofaspecisl-
let, we are pleased to state is 80 much
improved that her physician allowed her