The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-08


DR.. W.K Goolrick. Of Richmond
was in the city yesterday. the guest OF
relatives.
Miss Lena living, Of Stafford county
who has been Ill for several weeks, II
improving
Miss Bessie Garrison, Of Garrison
vile, ia the guest Of her sister Mrs
Ohas. Wright
Mr.. Mason Willis, who has been the
guest Of relatives in Caroline. has re-
turned home
Messrs. VIM. Bernard and ". D. Will
liams made business trip TO Washing
ton this week.
Rev J 2. Stump attended the Dis
trict Conference at Marshall, Fauquier
county. this week
Ladies' and Gents can get their wants
supplied IN summer underwear as y. ".
Jones Cash Store.
This lie chance TO get lace curtains
our present stock to be sold at sacri
fee I. n. Brent
Mrs E. A Solan aud sons, Walter
and Eugene. are visiting relatives III
Spotsy lvania county.
Miss Ella Broaddus Of Glen Allen
who has been the guest Of Mrs. A Z.
Rowe. has returned home.
Mr. L 2 Waller. of Louisa. was in
the city Thursday and a welcome caller
az The Free Lance office.
Mrs H | Warren. Of Orange, who
has been the guest Of the Messrs. Hur-
kamp. has returned home.
Miss Mary s. Bolts and Masters Will
lie NJ Bolts and James b. Bolts, Jr. ,
are guests Of Mr.. A. B Bolts.
Rev DR. J. ". Rose bro will preach
at the Mission Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The public Is invited
Miss Blanche Hayden, who has been
visiting friends in King George aud
Washington, has returned home.
Mrs. J. n. Barney his returned from
a visit to friends and relatives az Wood
stock. Va and Washington, d O.
Miss Fannie Powers, who has been
the guest Of Miss Bruce Goolrlck has
returned 20 her home in Port Royal.
Mr.. Jack Barrett. Of Alexandria, spent
Wednesday and Thursday IN the city
the guest Of Mel. ". 7 Dix and family
Misses Lily and Florence Jones, Of
Caroline. are the guests Of Miss BERTHE
Jones, at her home on Sp)tswood street.
Wanted-An experienced dry goods
salesman, none other need apply Ad.
dress. Lock Box. "a Fredericksburg
Va
Mr. Allie Spencer, Of Middlesex, was
a caller at The Free Lance Office Thurs
day. He was en- route TO Baltimore, on
business
DIR. NJ NJ Lewis and daughter, Elsie,
left Thursday for Jefferson county, W.
Va, where they will visit friends for
several weeks.
Mrs David Hirsh and children have
returned from the Blue Mountain House,
10 Washington county, Md, where they
have been spending the summer.
Caps NJ B Rowe, Lieuts. Revere
and Larkiu have received their commits.
sions as officers Of the Washington
Guards, and members Of the State vol
unteeTs.
You can always fiud at Halls a COM
plete assortment Of goods IN the drug
line. Prescriptions accurately prepared
Orders receive prompt attention AZ low.
est prices.
Chief Marshal Morgan r. Mills has
appointed Mr.. A Randolph Howard, of
this city. as one Of his aids in the pa
rade Of Odd Fellows IN Richmond on
September 49,
Don't 60 away TO teach or be
taught without first supplying yourself
with new dresses, underwear. etc. o.
W. Jones has just gotten splendid line
of new fall goods.
Mr.. F. B. Hudson and Miss Mamie
Groves, both Of Stafford, came here
Thursday morning and lefs for Wash
iugton. where they were married the
afternoon Of that day.
Sam Newton, the promising sixteen.
year-old son Cf Mr. Henry Newton, q
St4ford, died Wednesday after q brief
illness The inteTment was made in the
family burying ground Thursday after
noon.
At the meeting Of the Goshen Asso-
citation this week special resolution
was passed commencing Rev. DR.. 7 S.
Danaway's new book Qojte a number
Of copies were sold, and the work is
highly appreciated.
Miss Attic l. Lynn left last Friday
TO accept position as teacher in Marion /.
Smythe county, Va Miss Lynn is a
graduate Of Peabody Normal College,
OF Nashville, and taught very success.
fully in Hanover school Of this city
last year.
Messrs. Rowlett & Goolrick, agents
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the U. s.. have received check for
the amount Of assurance held by the late
II. B Parr, Of Loretto, Essex county,
Va. The money goes TO his widow, Mrs
Ann J. Parr.
At the Rockville. Nd. Fair, held this
week, DR. N. Barney, Of this city,
resolved the following prizes on fancy
pigeons: First, Red Swallow hen first,
Red Swallow ok ; second Black wing
Tarbit hen Exhibits were 800 in mum.
Der, from Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Near a spring, in the Passapatanzy
neighborhood. King George county,
from which the soldiers drank water
during the Civil war. a son of Mr.
s. Shelton found silver medal on
which is the following inscription 4:
Nv. W Garland. 90. K, 9th Wis
Vols Iron Brig de. war 1851.