The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-10-19
CURRENT COMMENTS

DR.. Sidney l.. Scott, oil Washington
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. T. Bevan, OF King George
was visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Wright is visiting the
Misses Fauleoner in Richmond.
Mr.. C. f. Tackett is having his resi-
dence on George street painted.
Mr. st. Geo. R. Fitzhugh was at Stall
ford c. II. Tuesday on legal business.
MIR. Horace Franklin, clerk at Mr.. II.
Falk's store, has enlisted in the l. 5.
army.
Hebron. son of Mr.. and Mrs Carter C..
,Jett. of near Brooke, died Sunday, aged
three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wright have ne
turned from a visit To Hagerstown, Md,
and Washington.
Mr.. John Donahoe, who is at the
Mary Washington Hospital with typhoid
fever, is improved.
Miss Lillian Stone and Miss Margaret
Harrison, of Washington, are guests OF
Mai. and Mrs. T. L. Morris.
Chris Martens, son of Mr.. III. c. Mar
tens. has enlisted in the l. 5. Army, ana
is now at Port Slocum, \. \.
Come now and see the pretty, stylish
hats. Everything is new and up-to-date
at Mrs. ID. f. Smith 4 Co.'s.
Mr.. William c. Jones left Wednesday
for Bristol, Tenn, where he Will be con-
nected with civil engineer corps.
Hon. w. A. Jones was guest of Col. +.
d. Cole Monday night, and left Tuesday
ON the 10:41 train for Washington.
John Burke, colored, of King George,
was found dead in his bed at his home,
near the court house Saturday morning.
Capt. J. P. Woody, formerly OF this
city, has been elected superintendent OF
the Montgomery Street Mission in Alex
andria.
Clerk L. l.. Hunter, of King George,
was in the city Tuesday. Asked a. To
Judge Mason's health he reported him
very nnwell.
Miss Elizabeth Scott Meetze, who has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs. W. j.
Chewing, has returned to her home IN
Washington.
The card OF Mr.. r. f. Duvall announc-
ing himself a candidate for clerk OF court
OF Stafford county, appears in tins issue
of The Free Lance.
Mr.. Conway Lawrence, wife and daugf-
ter, of Vicksburg who have been spend
ing some time at the Exchange Hotel,
left Wednesday for Chicago.
Hon. F. W. Sims, of Louisa, Demo
cratic candidate for the Senate from this
district, was here Tuesday and cordially
received by his many friends.
Mrs. Warren G. Chesley, after a stay OF
about three months with friends and
relatives OF this place, returned TO her
home in Philadelphia Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. L. Cole left Tuesday for Nor
folk. where he will act as ring master OF
the horse show at that city each night
from Tuesday to Friday inclusive.
An elegant line of new top skirts for
ladies and Misses just came. We can mt
both large and small people at any price
from one dollar up. The I. y. Brent
Store,
Clerk of Court f. l.. Hunter, OF King
George. was here Tuesday. He Smillngly
received the congratulations oil MS
friends at having a walk-oyer at the
coming election.
Rev. T. S. Dunaway. ID. D., OF Freder-
icksburg. and Rev. Wayland Dunaway,
of Glen Allen, are in the city and are the
guests Of DIR. George b. Steel.-Richmond
Times Dispatch.
Mrs. B. p. Willis left Monday for Gull
pepper to attend the marriage OF her Sis
ter. Miss Susie V. Harris, to Mr.. Fred
Pitcher, of Petersburg, at Lignum
Thursday, October 18th.
Wanted: You to know that we sell a 20
wear double case, gold-filled watch, with
American stem wind and set movements,
for $3.50. Open face ones for 500, at
LOewenson 4 Kauiman's, the jewelers.
When YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make it. All work guaranteed first-class
IN every respect.
Among those who heard Congressman
Jonet Monday night was MIR. Robt. W.
Duyall. of Stafford, candidate for the
clerkship OF Stafford. Mr. Duyall says
he will make an active canvass from
now until election day.
Eight dollars has always been the price
for a good, reliable, 2O-year gold-filled
watch case with a good American stem
wind and set movement at Ii. +. Norris
the Jeweler and Optician, whose guaran-
tee is worth something to the buyer.
Buy your watches, clocks, diamonds,
rings, and whatever you need IN the
jewellery line from Loewenson d kaui-
man. the reliable jewelers., whose bust
ness standing of Is years is sufficient
guarantee that you get nothing but the
best.
Count and Countess deAdhemar, who
have been guests at the Exchange Hotel
the past summer, have gone to their
country place, "Moss Neck, in Caroline.
Many improvements have been made IN
this beautiful home preparatory to their
coming.
All here now. The choicest styles and
all sizes in Empire, Raglan and Box Coats
for ladies', misses and children, also
Ladies' TailOr-made Suits and Millinery.
All these shown on the second floor at
C. w. Jones Store. We invite your in
spection.
Rev. W. F. Dunaway, Jr.. has closed a
series Of meetings at Cool Spring Baptist
Church, near Glen Allen, in which he was
assisted by his uncle, DR.. T. s. Runaway,
OF Fredericksburg. The meeting resulted
in several additions to the church.-Rich-
mond Times-Dispatch.
The annual meeting of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antiqul-
ties will be held Thursday, October H.
at s D. IN. in the rooms OF the Virginia
Historical Society at Richmond, va
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