The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-04

Miss Mary Fleming, OF MMletta, ia
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Annie
Fleming
Mr.. r Lee Stoffregan has returned
from Irvington, where he has been en-
gagged Ia business
Ladies' and Gents can get their wants
supplied in summer underwear as =. W.
Jones Cash Store.
Notice. fredericksburg Cereal Mills
wants cora at once, either shelled OF
cob. J. 5. Woods.
Messrs Eddie Troland and Frank Tim
berlaks left Thursday for Atlantic Oity
for a ten days stay.
Lumber for sale Virginia pine boards
ana framing. Apply to W. +. Ficklen'
Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs A. X Phillips and daughter.
Miss Jennie Phillips, left for R0ckbridge
Alum Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Ohas. Q. Rowlett and Mrs W
5 Embrey left Thursday for visit 90
Atlantic City and Canada.
Nh NJ. H Watson. representing II
T. Bucklen x %. Of Chicago, called
at The Free Lance office Thursday.
Miss CArnelis Merrett, of Georgia,
who has been the guest Of Miss MAJ
gAret CEismond, has returned homo
Dr. II X. Moore, ocnlist, will be ct
the home Of Rev j. p Stump on Sat.
urday, August +lh, from S IA. 70 z
pm.
Mr. T 5. Boor and son, Percy. Of
Spotsy lvania. were IN tie city Thursday
aud welcome visitors at The Free Lance
office
Mr.. T X Miller and son, Mr.. II.
Clay Miller, of Baltimore, are the
guests of the family Of Mr.. A. b
Yates.
Mr. Richatd Swift left Thursday by
the boat for a visit TO Mir Fred Down.
ing, Jr.. at Sharp's Wharf, Richmond
county.
Miss Mary .. Lewis, who has been
the guest Of her sister Mrs Hugh d.
Scott. has returned to her nome In Pnil-
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o X Stern, of New
York. who have been the guests OF Mr..
NJ D SuasbuTger ana family have re-
turned home.
Mr.. W. Q. StearDs, who has been in
the city on business. has returned TO
Atlantic City, where his family are
spending the summer.
Mrs II L. Coleman and daughter,
Miss Gertrude. who have been the guests
Of Mrs JnO. O. Willis. have reformed to
their home in Caroline.
Mrs E. o. Blake. accompanied By
her sister Miss Nellie Burrows, Of
Washington. is visiting the family OF
Mrs Mary A Blake. in Stafford.
Mrs. S. 5. Bradford and children,
Mrs NJ O. Hall and Miss Lou Braxtcn
left Thursday for Berkeley Springs, Va,
where they will spend month.
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain and Miss
jamie Dieksr, Of Baltimore, who have
been the guests Of Mr. ". A Mullen
and family, have returned home.
Mr. Edward d Smith, Of this city,
and Miss Lucie r CLARK, daughter Of
Mr.. George ". CLARK, Of the oouuty.
were married in Washington Wednes-
day.
Mics Kenney Smith and Mrs. Nicely
of PaIkersburg, w Va are the guests
Of Mayor NJ G. Willis and family
These ladies are nieces of the late Gov
Smith, Of Virginia
Ladies' should see the latest New York
STYLES IN Gray Felt Hats. They are
lighter and more satisfactory for gen.
eral wear than straw. Brent's Mil
linery Department.
Your ribbon, lace. gloves, hsndker-
chief, hose. coTsets and other dry goods
wants can be easily supplied at O. W.
Jones cash store Write, see, phone
or send in your orders
Go to Halls Drug Store for Insect
Powder. Fly Paper. Moth Balls, Lon.
don Purple, BLACK Death" for bugs
of ell kinds. also Landreth's Turnip
Seed at low prices just received at
Halls
Now is the time to have an exact
photograph Of yourself. You can have
il made at the Fredericksburg Davis
Gallery, 8l7 Main street. All work fn-
ished beautifully and satisfaction guar
auteed in every particular.
DR. William II. Lyme has returned
to Virginia after spending six months
on the Pacific coast, and is summerine
at his country home "Frascati, Orange
county, Va. He is entirely restored TO
/ health. Richmond Dispatch.
Rev p. p. FlournOy, D. d. of Mary
/ land. will preach at the Presbyterian
1 church at II a m Sunday DR. FlOurnoy
/ is an excellent preacher. DR.. Rosebro
will be away for some days csnvassing
for the College The prospects for the
College are very encouraging.
Dol William r Aylett, Of King Will
liam, suffered second stroke Of paraly.
sis Wednesday. His left side is affect
ed and his speech and intellect are not
good. Colonel Aylett was an officer in
Pickett's division during the civil war
He is brother.in.law of Treasurer
Robert T. Knox. Of this city.
There will be so entertainment at the
home of Mr.. W. II Rollins, 1.-The
Glebe. - in King George county, on
August 9th, beginning at eight O'Clock
m, for the benefit OF Fletcher e
Chapel Refreshments will be served
ON the ground Admission, 10 cents for
adults and 10 for children. All are in
vited TO attend.