The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-11-30

and MIR Mason 6 Smith, spent Thanks
giving Day in King George
Patten Jones and Maria Farren, both
of Caroline county, were licensed IA ash
ington Wednesday to marry.
MIR. n. e. Sweet. Of Phoenix. y y. is
the guest oi the families OF Mrs. Wash
ingtou Elms and Col T.. b. Cole.
You can save money in buying dry
goods of all kinds. blankets. underwear.
etc. at f. r Bakers. See his ad.
We'll. Jones big ad is out of the paper
this issue. but he still has big stock oI
dry goods. furS. cloaks. blankets, etc.
Mr. ". : Emhrey. Jr returned We'd
nesdav from the University Of Virginia,
To spend Thanksgiving with his parents
here
Misses Minnie and Salhe Lowry, of
Richmond. who have been the guests oi
MIR j. b CoN's family. have returned
home
DR. j. Wesley Bowie and wife and Mr.
Charles l. Bowie, OF Washington, spent
Thursday with the family OF Capt me
t-acken
Col + d. Cole purchased Yesterday Of
Mr. q. W Shepherd one of the rear lots
OF the Washington Avenue plat. price
$3.50 cash
Mrs. ]. l. Green has purchase OF Mr..
Virginia a Downs estate the brick
dwelling ON Gcerse street between Main
and Sophia.
Mr. Murray Hunter. of charlottesville.
has been appointed 10 succeed Alr. II.
Wilson as agent for the Southern raul
road. AT Orange.
Mr.. Austin McCracken, who is study
ing law at the Catholic [ University Of
America. in Washington. spent Thanks
giving Day at his home here.
The Bridgewater Corn Mills have
resumed operations after being repaired
and improved so that the product Will
surpass any heretofore made.
Miss Fannie Tucker Carmichael hss re-
turned home from Washington, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Annon. OF Cum
berlaud. Md, who will be her guest
The residence OF Miss Ida Gatewood. in
Caroline county. was destroyed 10y fire
last week. Some az the furniture was
saved The origin OF the fire is unknown
SIR. r. d Coghill. OF Rowling Green is
sp ndiug the week in the city. Miss
Matte Collins. OF Caroline, is staying here
this week with friends Richmond Times.
Prof Is VI. Rosebro spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Richmond and witnessed the foot
ball game between the University of
Virginia team and the Sewanee. OF Ten
ne.sec.
IF YOU want a cup of hot chocolate.
bouillion. beef tea. etc, 90 to Goodrich :
Modern Pharmacy on Main street. He
serves them beautifully with delicious
and dainty waters.
The steamer Northumberland. due to
leave her wharf Thursday afternoon at2
O'Clock. caught a line in herprOpeller
was unable to start on her trip TO Baitl-
more until O'Clock at night.
When you want an exact and up-to-
date photograph OF yourself remember
YOU can always have it made at the
fredericksburg Davis Gallery. All work
guaranteed frst-class in every respect.
Messrs. &. 4. Montgomery and William
Rice. of the r f and p. r. K. staff here.
DIR. ) [. Scott and Professors Ben Rose
bro and T. Thompson attended the foot
ball game in Richmond Thanksgiving
Dav.
Mr.. W. Carver. of King George, killed
three hogs this week that weighed three
hundred pounds each, and MI NJ Hen
delson. Of the same county. killed two,
six-months old pigs, that weighed oil
pounds.
Mr.. Oliver Eastburn, of SpOtsylyania,
announces the approaching marriage OF
his daughter. Miss Reba +. Eastburn. to
MFR H. Oswald. which will take place
Wednesday. Dec 18th, at Salem Baptist
church at p. IN.
Mr.. Thomas c. Valentine, OF Bowling
Green. will probably be appointed to
succeed his father. Mr. Thomas W. Val
entine who died last week IA clerk OF
the Circuit court, of Caroline. He has
acted as deputy Clerk for several years.
Viscount Raoul d'Adhemar, who has
been in New York and attended the
Horse Show. has returned home. He had
a cablegram from his mother Countess
d Adhemar. who sailed for France last
week, ANNOUNCING Hci hdiO al ~ o'4 o'' INV
bourg.
A commission in funacy was held at
the Mayors Office yesterday morning by
Drs. J. y. Barney and j. r. TOmpkins
and Magistrate S j. Quinn in the case OF
Miss Mary Robinson She was commit
ted to the Eastern State Hospital at
Williamsburg.
Mr.. c. II. Hurkamp, at the New York
Horse Show purchased the thoroughbred
horse. Colonel Hawkins. which he brought
here. and has now at the Amaret Stock
Farm. He is handsome bay gelding, !
veare old, 16 hands high, by the great
Hindoo. dam Miss Hawkins (winner OF
"The Oaks" in England) Mr. Hurkamp
will develop Col Hawkins into jumper
and steeplechaser