The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-24
CURRENT COMMENTS

VVkatkfaat VS0hht
Mr.. John Arnold, of King George wa'
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. II. c. Beattie, OF Richmond, was
in the city Saturday.
Miss Carrie Curtis returned home Fri
day from Front Royal
Can't J. p. Woody. formerly oi TIM
CITY. is IN at his home in Alexandra.
Mr.. J. II. blackburn. OF Newborn, y.
C.. is guest AT the Exchange Hotel
Mr.. 0. II. Ould, OF Norton, Wise coun-
". spent Sunday here visiting Trends
The residence Of Mrs. J. Z. Cannon
has been ornamcntcd witha new coat OF
paint.
Mr. Frank b. Guest, OF New York,
spent Saturday aud Sunday at SNOW
den.
Mr. VI. q. Willis. Jr.. of Richmond Col
leee. spent saturday here with his par
entS.
MIR and Mrs. G. N. Henderson, of Pas
sapatanzy. were ina the city Saturday
shopping.
MIR James T.. Bradley spent Sunday
here. en- route from a Southern trip Ia
his home in Baltimore.
Ms. Chas. Herndon and son. Charles
left Friday Tor Washington, where they
will be- guests of friends.
Mr.. Calvin W. Norris, Of King George
was la the city Saturday en route l"
Washington on business.
Mr. v. y. Blake Is home here after a
hpsine.S trio of several weeks. which he
will resume IN a short time.
Come now and see the pretty, stylish
hats. Everything IL new ami ulsto-date
Al Mrs. d. l., Smith < Go. =.
Mr. ]. L. Carver, OF Washington. is
here spending few days with the family
of his father, Mr. J. ". Carver
Al the Winchester Fair Friday Mr..
Dun Gn.en'S race mare. Mamie OrdWay.
won the novelty race. purse 500.
Mr.. W. Z. Tal.a,erro and wife, OF Rich.
mond nm. visiting Mr.. j. ?. Rowe and
family. at their home on Hanover St
Mrs L. G. Walker. Of Cuipeper ami
Miss Moliie Walker. oi Orange. are yiSi.-
ing Nr,. E.J. Embiry. on Weldon street
Mr. and Mrs.W. p. Taliaierro, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mis-. j. L. Rove
have returned 10 their home IN Rich
mond
Mr. Chas. d. Foster, of this city. will
speak for the Republicans at Siubhs I'D
Spotsylvania county Saturday ulshl'
October 2sth.
Me,srs. r. II. and ". \. SGcrey pun
chased ON Saturday. for S9l3.the proper
" ON Main street owned 10y the late Mrs.
Sarah q. Sacrey.
Mr. L. l. Downey returned Friday
from a Washington hospital, after a long
illness with typhoid fever. He VIII not
be able tu pssume work Tor some time.
An elegant line of new top skirts Tor
ladies and Misses just came. We can III
both large and small people az any pi"e
from one dollar up. The 1. y. Brent
Store.
Mrs. J. II. Temple and daughter Mr.:
NJ T. Petrikin. and granddaughter. al
Chester. Pa. are visiting Mrs. Temple =
mother. Mr.. f. NJ. Helm. on the Ma
tiOnal Boulevard.
Ii will pay YOU 10 investigate the as
sortment Of beautiful goods suitable Tor
wedding. anniversary, birthday. etc.
gifts. al II. L. Norris the reliable leWtier
and optcian, SO Main 81
Mr.. Julian " Robey. Of Ruby stat
ford county. fell from the gable roof ol "a
two-story dwelling, upon which he was
working. Thursday. No bones We're
broken. bit BE- BE- y I9. bad g shaken up.
Chancellor. 3 HoWison
Chancellor Dist
Fred bg Dev. Co.
Chancellor Dist
when YOU want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of sell
or family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
arick-hurg Davis Gallery Is prepared 10
make il. An work guaranteed tirst-cIass
IN every respect
Mr. Harry GOodridge entertained the
Judges OF tie Norfolk Horse Show and
tleir friends at supper Wednesday night
al the Monticello. Norfolk. Among the
guests was Miss Elizabeth Hurkamp, OF
Fredericksburg.
1t was published that it was reported
that in the event OF the election OF Mr.
r. L. Duvall Of Stafford for clerk, Mr.
James Ashby would be- his deputy. We
are requested 10y Mr.. Ashby TO state
that no such arrangement has been made.
A." Jane Marye
" Hudson