The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-10
CURRENT COMMENTS

was in the city Friday.
Mr.. T. Stokely Coleman, was here ON
legal business Thursday.
Mr.. r. o. Webb. OF the WildernesS.Was
visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. r. G. Moncure, of Bowling Green,
was in the city Wednesday
Mr. r. 5. Coleman, of Spotslyania C..
H.. was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. 81. Geo. r. Fitzhugh was in Rich
mond Friday ON legal business
Mr.. W. :. Hansiord and WIFE of Mas
saponaN. were visitors here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Eoschro left for
Baltimore Thursday To spend the hoh-
days
Melville Wooden Co. is paving from 30
to 30 cents per pound ior good wool at
their mill.
Childrcn's day services will be- held at
Union church. Falmouth. Sunday alter
noon at O'Clock.
Mrs. John &. Euliss and little son. of
Richmond. are guests oil her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. q. j. Owens.
Clerk of Court L. RCoghll, OF Caroline,
with his wife two grandchildren and
niece was here Thursday.
Wanted-Two experienced dry goods
statesmen, young men preferred. address,
Box l33. fredericksburg Va.
Mr.. ". f. Gordon. of Richmond, Is
visiting his nicces Miss l.nzieG. tcnnolds
and Mrs. f. Il. Martin on Main street
Rev. j. II. Light returned Friday from
Ashland. where he delivered am address
during the finals at RandolpH-Macon
College.
McsSrs. j. j. Williams. r. l.. Jones,
Geo. klots. Jas Brittou and Henry Bciln
Jr. OF Scranton. Pa, were M the city
Wednesday
4 beautiful assortment of goods suita-
hle for commencement and graduating
presentations At Norris. the lcwcier
and optician.
Mr. F. Reese. Jr.. formerly OF this city.
died Monday OF typhoid lever AT the
home OF ms parents in Washington,
aged 26 years.
Mr.. Arthur Wauchope, OF the Union
Theological Seminary, Richmoud.preach-
cd at the Presbyterian church IN thlscitN
Wednesday night.
Norris. the jeweer and opticiau' sstock
OF engagement wedding. signet and
birth stone rings are unsurpassed IN
beauty and quality.
4 large schooner is at the wharf un-
loading grain. shipped from along the
RappahannOck 10 the karsten Commls-
sion Co. OF this city
Received yesterday over three hundred
new stylish hats and shapes Hats To
suit everybody and every pocket book.
The Z. y. Brent Store
For the pretticst hats. for the prcttlcst
ribbons. for everything pretty ln mlll-
merry 20 10 Mrs y. +. Smith y Co.. Main
~. fredericksburg. Va.
Miss isabelle Dabncy and Miss Catha-
rinc Dabney. OF the COLLEGE. rit Thurs
day Tor st. Adams. W Va. and Miss
Kate Rodnqucs for Charleston. W. Va.
Don't wait Tor "windiallS. hut % to
e.. ". Jones for dry goods. millinery.
men : furnishings. etc. thuSSaNlng many
dimes and dollars. and get richthatWdl.
Mrs B. =. Willis and children lcit
Thursday for Lignum Cuipepcr county.
where they will be- the guestol Professor
Harris. father OF Mrs. ". for the sum
ner.
Have your ewes tested and glasses fit
ted by an experienced optician Norris.
the ieweler and opticiau has had twenty
years experience. Alleys eNamned ire.
Try him.
Misses Margaret VI. and VI. q. HowiS
son. daughters of Mr.. ;. q. Howi~on. OF
"Braehead. are guests of their relative.
Prof. +. =. Huntington. at the University
OF Virginia.
Rev. J. W. Cammack. a former pupil OF
fredericksburg College. now pastor ot a
church at OnancOck. wilt be- married 10
Miss Bessie Clay Hogan. OF Richmond.
ON June 18th.
Misses Lucy SANFORD and isabelle vii
liams. OF Orange. who have been students
at the College the past sessiOn.arr guests
OF Miss Grace Jones They will return
home Monday.
Miss Mona NJ. Harris, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Willis,
has returned to her home in Culpeper ac-
companied by MFR. Willis little daughter,
Miss CateSby WOodiOrd Willis.
Miss Ethel f. Gouldn. daughter OF Mr..
/. F. Gouldin, OF Caroline. has returned
home from the Normal School at Farm
vile. where she graduated with the
highest hOnOrs this past session.
Misses Lavalette and Laura Mac Bow
man. young daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
d. C. Bowman left Thursday Tor HEX
orv. y. G.. 10 be- guests Of Mrs. +. Is.
Jones. their aunt during the summer.
Mr.. G.. +. Bird and wife, OF Bristers-
hurp. We're here attending the College
finals. their daughter, Miss Margaret
Bird being the essayist at the celeora-
ton Of the Literary Societies ON Tuesday
night
Wouldn't it be fine if we could only
pawn" our troubles? Yes, but you
wouldn't have any ii you bought your
dry goods and millinery from {. W.
Jones; then all the family would be
happy.
Miss Carrie Caruthers, daughter OF DR..
VI Cauthers Of King George, has re-
turned from the Normal School ut Farm
vile. where she has been II student ana
is a guest OF the family Of Dir. +. &. Nlnde
for a few days.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared 10
make it. All work guaranteed first-class
in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minor Gatewood, in
passing through Portsmouth on their
wedding trip, were given reception by
NJ. o,1 Mr. EruuapGou Smith whose