The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-04-13

Miss Mary GOrdOh W uiitCViS '"o ~
Of Miss Edmo G.. Lee at her home, high
land Home" in Stafford.
Miss Fannie Washington and Mrs. j.
Rovd Washington. of Caroline, were IN
the city shopping Thursday
Have YOU gotten them? Your Faster
gloves mean. All the new shades can
I've had at Jones Cash Store.
Roy 4. T. Lynn will preach at the
people's mission Sunday evening at
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Mrs Bette G. Wallace returned home
from Richmond Wednesday night where
She spent Easter with her sons ana lam
lies.
Mrs. John Stearns, of New York, re-
turned this week. after pleasant VISIT
to her sister. Mrs. W. c. Stenrns, oil TINS
city.
Gloves gloves. Gloves for Easter:
Gloves for general service. Kid gloves OF
al new shades are now at Jones Cash
Store.
Cornoral James TaliaierrO, L. ): A. is
home here from the Philippines. lie was
mustered out of the service at san IRAN
cisco.
Roy H. NJ. d. Martin, of Cambridge
Mi is spending few days here with
the family of his father, DR. H. NJ. u.
Martin.
Miss Mary f. Roseboom, ofCherry Val
Low \ Y who has been the guest Oh
Mrs. W. l.. Slaughter. returned nome
Thursday
The steamer Richmond ran aground
shortly after leaving her wharf mere
Thursday. and did not get OIL unui >
o'clock at night.
Miss Mary W. PeadletOn, who has been
,.;s;t;ng her relatives here, Mrs. Anna T..
King and family. has returheu l" "'i
home at Gwathmey.
MFR. Wexford Monroe, OF STAFFORD mas
gone to the Johns Hopkins Hospital Ill
| RaIt;more for treatment. He was ac-
companied by DR.. +. I. Jett.
Miss Carrie Butts and brother, Eman-
mol Of Gloucester. students at Towing
Green. who have been visiting Miss susie
Wbitehouse here have returned.
Many applications for membership are
being received by RappahannocA tIi t;'
1l2. independent Order Red Men, Oh inns
citv. The Tribe is progressing nicely
JR. Halls Sons have just received a
LARGE stock of Landreth's Garden Seeds
at low nrices. Also n complete assert
ment of everything usually found III the
best drug store.
horse belonging to Mr.. Delaieid
Gift in Stafford, dropped dead ie"
DAYS ngo He was cut open, ana II was
found that the whole ofhis liver had been
eaten away by disease
Special for Easter Roses, Carnations
Violets and all kinds OF Flower fiahts
Also Cabbage and Tomato fialts' az
Covev & Sons. Florist, fredericksburg
Va. Phone call. ll2.
Mr. John W. Allison has rented the
Central Hotel and will in snort tlillt
open it to the public. lie Is active eher
getic and OF pleasing manners, ana ough'
to make popular hotel keeper
When YOU want an exact photograph
of voursef. thoroughly durable and up
to.date in finish, you can always get j
at the Davis Gallery. All work guarah
teed in every respect.
Eugene George left Wednesday morning
for Fredericksburg to visit relatives Il
that city Mrs. J. C. Rowe and W
ID. Mills returned to fredericksburg Wed
nesday.-Virginia Citizen, lrvington.
The horse attached to the wagon
Mr.. August Fricke ran away Thursday
throwing Mr. +. out. Hesustained pam
full injuries about his head and lace. Dr
A. c. Doggett rendered medical atten
ton.
Rev. DR.. R. r. s. Hough, wife an'
> daughter. Miss Jessie HOugh, have ar
rived here. and are the guests OF Mr. ant
Mrs. T. Fred Brown. They will max
fredericksburg their future home, ant
are cordially welcomed by our people.
The report that Mr.. Charlie Sale, of rs
sex. was sick with smallpox in Norfol
il erroneous. Mr. Sale was quarantine
with Others at boarding house in tina
} citv. the landlady of which was sick wit
the disease. and the types made it appea
that Mr.. Sale was sick.
Mrs. Lizzie g. Chewing, OF Alexar
dria. has issued invitations for the MAJ
rage Of her daughter, Miss Clara Evely
Cbewning to Mr.. Charles Phillips Ma
hood. The ceremony will take plaC
{. April % at Sp. m, at the First Bapti'
- church, in Alexandria. The bride-elect
the daughter OF the late r. T. Chewing
of Caroline.
Fire destroyed at an early hour Thur
day morning the residence of Mr. job
b. Broaddus, clerk of the Circuit court
Henrico county, near Glen Allen. III
NJ family barely escaped with their live
- and everything was lost. Loss aboI
. $1,000 Insurance only $500. Mr.. Broa
dus married Miss BETTE Gayle, of tn
y county. who died about one year ag
:. lie has many relatives and friends in tn
'o5SS city and Spotsylvania and Carolil
- counties. who sympatbize with him
a. his misfortune.