The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-25
CURRENT COMMENTS

MIR. Jno. NJ Hun. OF Stafford coun'|''s
quite sick.
Mr.. Allen Smith. of King George was
in the City Tuesday
Mr.. r. W. Berrey. of Stafford {. IT,
was i'm the city Tuesday.
Mr. James Boges, oi King George
county. was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. George T. Boulwarc. OF Caroline
was visitor 10 the city Tuesday.
Mrs Lester Green. OF Moss Mex Caro-
line county. was in town Tuesday.
d. Mason CARRIER. oi Brooklyu is Wis
itng his relatives, Mir. j. i. Rowe and
family
Misses Mamie and Maggie l.ec. OF King
George. spent Monday and Tuesday here
shopping.
Melville Wooden Co. is paying from ~
To 30 cents per pound Tor good Wool at
their mill.
Lost-Largc iron key about six inches
long. Reward If rurnrd to Miss Lizzie
Kelly The Hanover m28 l2-~l
4 library tea will hr given at the
home oi Mrs Y. VI Fleming ThursdaN
evening from Is 10 10
john Hndup aud Susie lee. both o'
Stafford county. Were licensed 10 marry
in Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. George McDonier and brother. OF
Comorn. King George county, were in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Charles Bailey and Polly Am Mines.
both OF Caroline county. We're licensed &"
wed i'm Washington Monday.
Calvin Brown. colorcd. aged - years
died an his home. near Mas~aponaN u
Spot,ylvauia. Saturday night.
Mrs II. U.Wallace. of Amarillo. Texas.
is the guest of her pannts. MIR and Mrs.
Powhatan Moucurc, OF Stafford.
Miss Agnes Chewing lcit Monday for
Fmquier county 10 join her parents at
their country home near Narruton
Hon. NJ. II. Dickinson. member oi the
Legislature from This county and city.
was visitor To our office Wednesday.
Master Elmer Embrey, OF Stafford has
"a guinea fowl that laid two eggs on
Monday. This j. vouchrd for hN the boy
father
Rev. John Il. Rosebro and vile oi Bal
timorr. are CHESTS of Rev. Dr. d. W.
Rosebro and family here and will remain
until next week.
Don't forget the musical and dramatic
entertainment at the Opera House nc\t
Friday night under auspices ol Mission
AIRY Society of Baptist church.
Just received lots OF beautiful sterling
silyrrwarc. suitable for bridal gifts. an-
uivcrSary and birthday presents etc.. az
Norris. the jewclcr and oPticiau.
e. ". Jones head miliucr is North to-
day. looking ior anything ucW boo thr
millinery world. Jones is always alert
~ have newest and best for the people.
Mrs. John :. ROUTE and son. Mr.
Arthur F. Rouzi. lrli ou steamer Caro-.
line Tuesday for Tappnhannock aui
other places. and will hc absent from thr
city for some time
Mrs. DE. Smith Il Co. ~millner> open
inc was "a great success. Pretty hats.
pretty ribbons. pretty flowers. pretty
everything The stock Is oi the latest
STYLES. Go, look and buy
Miss Lucy +. IIeudou and Miss Daisy
Hampton arrived iu this city Monday
from AN extended trip through Europ"
and Northwest of Africa. Wilhelm Rom"
they were presented to Pop Pins th"
10th
Wantcd-White girl. over ld wars odd.
for nurSemaid 100 clergyman inilf
food reference required. Usual "asrS
paid and holidays given. Apply uN lri-
ter or i'm person at 15l4 T. Fort Ayenur.
Baltimore. my t-i'
When YOU want beautifully finished
photograph aud correct likeness oi sell
or family. the thoroughly equipped Erred
ericksburg Davis Gallery l. prepared to
make IT, Al work guaranteed iir~i-rla~-
in every respect
Received Yesterday a recent purchase
of lace curtains through "a large Pmladci-
phia house. who bought the entire stock
Of large mill. Come aud get your
choice of the cheapest line We have eyer
offered. The 7. y Brent Store.
Mr. J. G.. Willis suffered "a severe at
tack Monday afternoon at the Residence
of Miss Gordon. where he WAS calling.
He had 10 be- sent home ina carriage ana
DR.. 4. e. Doggett rendered medical ant
Mr.. Willis is now much improved.
What about your COMPLEMENTARY
dresses and commencement hats 4. W
Jones j. prepared for your wants 100 DOT
swiss. embroideries. laces. Persian lawns.
plain white and figured organizes. Iir
latest in millinery. ribbons. etc. see
Jones about your Outtt.
FIRE