The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-07
Miss Alice NJ. Cannon left Thurs
day for a visit TO friends In Richmond

day for visit to friends in Richmond.
Mr. Howard Hayes. of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mrs Nellie Carmichael.
Miss Mary Thompson has as her guest
Miss Annie Tatum, Of Richmond
Miss Esther Montague has returned
from visit 10 friends at Whitewater.
Mr.. Thomas Hunter, Of Washington.
has returned home after pleasant visit
to relatives at King George Courthouse.
Miss Mary Brockenbrough, Of Rich
mond county. is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. d. H. Knox, at her home In this
county.
Miss Lizzie Carmichael and Mrs.
Graham Gordon left Thursday for At
lantic City, where they will spend some
time.
Rev. and Mrs. O. H. Williams and
child, Of Bedford county, who have been
the guests Of MIR W. S Hicks, are Wis
iting friends in King George.
Dr. Randolph b. Carmichael. Of
Washington, spent the fourth in the
city, the guest Of DR. 5 W Carmichael
and family.
Mr. Archie McOalley has returned 70
his home In Richmond from a visit ~
his father here, who is IN qaite
feeble health
Misses Nettie and Sadie Tyler and
Miss Grace Genes are visiting the
Misses Tayloe, near Ohatterton, IN
King George county.
Mr.. John Kishpaugh. a we'll known
citizen Of Spotsylyania. died 40 bis
home near Oraigs church Thursday
aged so years He was the father OF
MIR. Alfred Kishpaugh and grandfather
Of Mr.. Robert Kishpaugh, Of this city.
fOol O OBJ Oowardin. editor Of the
Richmond Dispatch. died Thursday
night after short Illness Of typhoid
fever, aged IS years. A widow and
several children survive him.
Miss Bessie p franklin, daughter Of
MIR Wallace franklin, Of Stafford
county, left this week 10 visit relatives
and friends IN Washington and Ana
costa. ID. G.
Among the officers appointed for the
next session at the Virginia Military In
stitute are Sergeant Major NJ J Forbes,
of Warreutou Sergeant I. b. Down
ing, Of Sharps Wharf and Corporal ;.
S. Lee, Of Stafford.
Do you need one? Well you should
see them Just received ZOO white and
drsb cOrsets at SOC each, worth zoo !;
25O white do. az go. each, worth 81
These are fhe greatest bargains In cor
sets ever offered IN the old town. +. I.
Baker
II is gratifying 10 those interested IN
our college % know that Cadet Robin
son Moncure leads tho first class az
The y Nj. CaGst b Downing the 2nd
and Cadet 5 smith Lee lead on Mathe
MATES in the 4th oliss for this session
All were prepared in Fredericksburg
College.
Flowers Of every kind. A choice variety
of potted plants Celebrated plant food,
is c.s q bag Also vegetable plants
Gall at green house, or leave order
with W A. Bell & Bro Frank 1.
Oovey. florist Phone call ll2
The ice cream festival given by the
Aid Society 81 the Christian church
the nights # the 4'h and 9th wasquite
a success and a handsome little sum
was turned into the treasury as re.
ward Of faithful labors.
Mr. l.. l. Bauman, Of Baltimore,
"Our Lewis. who Is so we'll known
here with the "boys, now connected
with the boltling firm ofsJohn Heinz
erling & 90, Of that city, came down
TO his old home TO spend the Fourth
He Is Tho same cid 20 foil Of fun and
with a pleasant word for all. The bos-
tie of Ginger Ale which he brought Us
was the huest We ever tasted, and II
oplv needed "a stick" 90 make il per
feet
Assistant Surgeon John f. Anderson
II. II. S Of u. S. Navy, has been or
dered from the Consul Generals office
AZ Msrseilles, France. 70 Vienna, Aus
tria for the purposes Of study In the
BacteriologiOsl Laboratories OF thst
CITY to report on the progress OF oonta'
eious diseases. and TO advise with the
authorities on immigration matters
f This assignment is q high compliment
and came TO DR.. Anderson without any
solicitation on his part. He and wife
nave left for Vienna and will 90 via
Paris and visit the Exposition for q
few days