The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-01-31
CURRENT COMMENTS.

MIR. J. " Walker, OF King George was
in the city Friday.
Civ Treasurer K. T. Knoxis out again
after brief llness
Thursday. February 2ad. Will be
Ground Hog day.
Rev. l. l.. Chestnut, OF Spotryivanla'
W A. in the city Saturday.
Rave. l.. Potter, of Stafford G. H.,
was IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. Al. NJ. Lewis has returned from a
visit to friends in New York.
Miss Florence Nash, of this city, IL
visiting friends in Richmond.
City Treasurer K +. kuox W ~ indis-
posed and confined To his home Friday.
Miss Margaret Moncure has returned
from visit 10 the Misses smith, IN
Alexandria
Mr. Samuel DeShaEO returned To Wash
ington Monday after spending Sunday
with his family.
Miss Edna Fairbanks. who has been
the guest of Miss Hattie Witch luse, has
returned TO Richmond
Baled shredded fodder for sale. ID
Clark. SnOwden. Orders can be- lett AT
Charles Wallace \ Bro
DR.. c. K. Massey. chairman OF the
board of supervisors, Of SpOtsSlN ANA,
was in the city Saturday.
Miss +. Grace Morrison, Of SpDfsyl
yAnia county. is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ii Grav6tt in this city.
Mr. Raymond MeWmrt. Of Caroline,
" no has been at the Mary Was hin gtOn
Hospital for treatment, has eturned
home
The & months old child oi Mr. aud Mrs.
Richard Wheeler died st the residence Of
its parents Saturday of membraneous
Group.
Judge John T. Goodrich was able TO
ride out for short time Friday. tie b8s
been confined to his home FOR several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruins Cooper left Nc ndsy
for Petersburg, where MIR Cooper hRs sc-
cepted "A position with the Rucker dry
goods house OF that city.
Norris, the jeweler and optician, IL pre-
pared 10 give the best service IN the op
teal line. Eyes titt ID free. Best quality
OF glasses at reasonable prices.
Elegant new lines of white goods, wssh
goods. embroideries. laces, allovers, etc,
will be included at cut prices during The
I. \. Brent Stores cut price sale.
The eight-months old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Wilde died at the home oil
its parents Friday afternoon OF pneu-
monis, after an illness OF weeks
MIR. Vim. Clayton Terrence, of this city,
has prepared a long and interesting
article on the Clayton family, which ap-
psared 10 The Baltimore Sun OF Sunday
To your friends nothing is more
appreciated than good photograph OF
ynurself You can have il made at the
/ Davis Fredericksburg Gallery. Al WORK
guaranteed first class in evey respect.
Cut prices on everything in the MILL
merry line AT Mrs d f. Smith 4 Cos. Bar
| gains in hats. ti- 10 your interest 10
20 and look Must make room iorsprlng
stock. " hich will be unusually attrac-
/ tive.
DR.. r Marvin Harris has returned
from a visit 10 his old home at Spotsy
vsnia T. II - It is rumOred that
there will be several candidates for cnun-
/ tv clerk, and the contest promises TO De
a lively one Orange Observer.
One Of the sick members OF Mr.. Thos.
McGee's family in SpotsylvaOia has been
brought 10 the Mary Washington Hosp
tai here. The condition OF the other sick
ones AT Mr.. Notices home ia still serious,
though they have slightly improved.
Norris, the jaweler, has put iD his store
an electric clock connected with the west
ern Union Telegraph Co and the /,
| Observatory at Washington, which gives
the railroad standard time. The puohc.
is cordially invited to accept bentht oil
same free
Miss Lucy Herndon and Miss Daisy
Hamilton. OF South Carolina. will leave
here Wednesday for New York. where
they will satl on q steamer OF the hite
Star iln6 Tor Europe lucy WIN ~
several months abroad, the most OF th'
time 10 Italy
Miss Fannie Gsyls, daughter oil Mr; |
B Gayle, of Spotsy lvania county, nae
been appointed to position at the pap
tist Orphsnsge al Salem, and lett Mon
dsy for that place Miss Ella Broaddus
OF Glen A LEI cousin OF NJ 50 Gayle, mas
been ap. ONT, d to a position at thf
same institution.
NEW Jones, with horse and
snow plough. opened up many sidewalks
early Monday morning for the benent o.
the school children aud early employees
OF the many factories in the city. IL a.
forded them essy walking. he made DC
charge. and set An example to the city
authorities for quick action under III
gent circumstances.
Many OF you well remember Jones
speciai sale OF embroideries, just one year
ago. when we gave YOU embroiderles
worth from soc. to Sl.pO per YARD al
d. 80 and 48c Beginning Tuesday
morning. January 81. ats o'clock, Jones
| eso.a vou anot her and etill bet Ter lot RI