The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-09
CURRENT COMMENTS

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Mfr f. ]. rartright spent Sunday hers
with his family
MIR. A. +. Dickson was in the city to
spend Sunday.
Clerk of Court G. A. Bryan, Of Stafford,
was here Monday.
Daniel 2. Guam, overseer at Little
Whim, is the father of a 10 pound boy.
Geo. Bowen, colored, died near Wide
water Saturday night, aged 40.
Miss Matte A Tansill is spending few
days in Washington with her brother
and family.
Mr. F. K. Tyler, of stanton, is in the
city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
h. Tyler.
DIR. William d. Scott. Jr., of Baltimore,
spent Sunday here with his parents, re-
turning home Monday.
Mr.. w. C. Stewart died Monday at his
home, near Spotsylvania G. H., aged ~
wears. Funeral Tuesday from the home
nj p H.
Nessrs. W. h Goodrich and W. ID.
Carter were i'm Richmond Monday to
renresent their clients, Clara Rose ana
Anna Maude Young. both coldred, OF inns
citv. charged in the | :. Circuit court
with sending obscene letters through
! the mail
Mrs + NJ. Tansill aud son. Clarence,
returned To Washington Monday. alter
A stay of two weeks with relatives III
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Alexander, who
for the past winter have been residing In
Wilmington. \. e., have returned TO Ur-
hanna. where they will remain for some
time-we hope permanently. They are
now stopping at the Ross House South
side Sentinel.
Mrs. A. Jackson Smith, OF Pheasant
Hill" had a serious accident the first OF
March. sustaining INJURIES " hich included
two broken ribs. She had just recovered
from "a long spell OF grippe when II oc-
CURED. Shells now out again. Bealeton
Letter in Fauquier Democrat
MIR. f.. NJ. Tansill Of Washington,
spent Sunday in the city IL guest OF HE
parents.
MIR C.. O'Conor Goodrich was At Stai-
ford &. II. Monday ~ counsel Tor james
/ Grinage in a magistrate trial on ii
charge of resisting Deputy Sheriff John
Berry when the latter went to arrest
Grinage Sunday.
Mrs. John Brooks, Misses Mamie
| Morrison and Sarah EdN ards have Ie-
turned from Whitewater, where they Wis
| tied friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Padberg Of New Gas
tie. Del MIR. and Mrs Richard + Swift, 81
Baltimore. and Mr. T. {. Sweet OF
Phoenix. n. Y, were guests Of Col. +. D..
Cole aud family Sunday aud Monday,
having come to attend the burial oi Mrs.
Sarah A. Elms. which took place In the
City Cemetery here Saturday at SIX
O'Clock p. IN.
Hon. Elisha Seavey, OF Washington,
spent SUNDAY in the city guest ~ Mrs
W. A. Tausil and family
Mrs. Cilda Hanson. of Elko. Nevada,
is a guest Of Mrs +. T. Newman.
Mr.. T. :. Coleman, of SpotsA lvania C..
H.. was in thecity saturday oh business.
Mr.. Beverley Jennings is quite sick at
his home near Monteithsvi le, Ia stafford
county.
Dr. and Mrs J. h Smith. who spent
the winter here, have gone 10 Koanoke
To r, side
Mr.. Charles W. Oliver. of Spotsylvania.
has gone To Danville e. prospect Tor MN
erals for Ora cole aud Robinson, who
own large tract OF mineral land in
Pitts, lvasia county, Va, and Polk coun-
ty, n {.
Mrs. H. \. Pyle OF Richmond. who has
been guest of Mrs. j. ". Masters, has
returned home.
We make our repairing department a
speciaI feature 81 cur business; expert
hand engraving and watch repairing
done by "a most skilled and experienced
workman at II. f. Norris, the leweler
and optician, 80 Main st.
Mrs. Philip Stern. OF Baltimore, who
spent Easter here with her parents, Mir.
and Mrs. Geo. ". Shepherd. returned
home Saturday accompanied by her
sister. Miss Margaret Shepherd, who Will
spend next week in Baltimore.
These days there's little excuse Tor not
owning watch or for carry ing poor
one. We've such variety at so great "a
price variation that any ones idea OF
economy can be suited at >. =. haul
man =, the ieweler.
Miss Elizabeth Scott Meetz', who has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs W. j.
Chewing, left Saturday for her home III
Washington, accompanied 10y her sister
! Mrs Chewing, and son, William Jehrles
Chewing, Jr.
Watch cleaning and repair work exc
cuted in the most skillful manner at mod
crate prices. Give us your work and we
will give yOu satisfaction. 5. ). kauf-
man, the ieweler.
Mrs. Mamie S. Barney, Of this city, was
elected third vice president OF the Wo-
mans Missionary Union East Hanover
Presbytery in session in Petersburg
| Thursday.
Men, if you want the best fitting, best
made and most comfortable shirt in the
market buy the Monarch, new spring
line lust in. See the new coat sty lie at$l.
LOwery has them.
Small crowd in town Saturday. Bad
weather kept people away. Rain and
hail and cold.
fredericksburg, Va, in a nut shell.
Price Zoe. ~ views. Mailed Tor lie. See
them at II. Wallace Garner Go.
Mrs. George Fl. Morrison returned sat
urday from Memorial Hospital, Rich
mond, where she was operated on Tor
appendicitis.
Mr.. d. Alexander, who spent the
winter in Wilmington, n. G., is in the
city. His family has returned to