The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-12

them.
MIR. and Mrs. \. Randolph Howard and
daughter. Frances. have returned rom
| lrhanna.
Miss Mamie Timms, after a pleasant
visit to friends in Washington, has ~
turned home.
Six hundred Pure Linen. llem-stitched
Handkcrchicfs only > cents each, at W.
| Jones Cash Store.
4 called meeting Of the business Men :
Association will he held tonight 1" near
report on boat matter.
Rev. DIR. j. =. Smith. OF Richmond, was
thr gucst of the family OF Major j.
Horace Lacy last week.
Ankle TAYLOR. a we'll known colored
woman. died at the Aims House Satur-
day night, aged T6 years.
Miss Alice Nj. Cannon has returned
home. after pleasant visit OF seNeral
months to friends in Richmond.
Forest Minleton. the -yoar-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Mihleten, OF King
George county, died Wednesday
Miss Florence King has goneto Staun-
ton to enter the Hospital OF the king :
Daughters. in that city. as Il pupl-tralned
nurse.
You should see our Black Dress Goods.
specially our Waterproof serges; stock
complete. price low. Come and see T.
T. Baker.
Mrs. Mamie Hayes has returned home
from fredericksburg where she has been
spending several weeks.-Tidewater
| Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knapp, OF Bird.
boro Pa. who have been the guests oi
MIR and Mrs. Howard Ierr for time,
have returned home.
\ child of Robert Jefferson. colored,
living i'm King George. was burned 10
death Thursday in a fire that destroyed
the house and furniture.
Mr. John +. Curtis. of upper Stafford.
was in the city Monday. He says the
measles are prevailing in his neighbor-
hood 10 an alarming extent.
JB. Halls Sons have just received a
LARGE stock Of l.andreths Garden Seeds
M low nrires Also a complete assort-
ment of everything usually found III the
best drug store.
Percy 4. Dobson. son of Mr. John Dob
son. of Stafford. died March 9TH, aged II
wears. He had been sick for some time.
Mr. Dobson is the father OF ten children
onI a n a ro nnW 1p11
When YOU want an exact photograph
az yourseH. thoroughly durable and up
to-date in finish. you can always get II
MT the Davis Gallery. All work guaran-
teed in every respect.
The little son OF Mr. l.. NJ. Foster oil King
George county. who was taken 10 Baltl-
more some time ago for treatment by an
ocuIist. finally had To have one oil his
ewes removed and glass eye substituted.
Mr.. William Sherless Lowe has issued
cards for the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Lillian Kate Lowe To Mr.. Thomas
Pollard Hill. of Battery Park Va. The
ceremony Will take place at the Metho-
dist church here on Wednesday. March
20 at : i. NJ
One of the direct heirs of Baron Graf,
who left n fortune. il Is said. estimated
Mt 81 90 900 900. is Mrs. Andrew Murray,
Of this city. who was a Miss Graf and
great great granddaughter OF Baron
Graf. who is said to have left this great
fortune in Germany.
lanes Rollins. son of Temple Rollins.
n resnectable cOlored man OF SpOtsyl-
wanna county, died Thursday in North
Carolina. where he had been at work,
aged , | wears. The remains were brought
here Saturday and taken to his father
home i'm the county for burial
The meetings of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church are being made
especially interesting 10y the reading OF
section of a work now running in one OF
the periodicals at each meeting. \ dit
ferent member reads at each meeting.
This feature will extend through about
six meetings.
The Anti-SalOon League is one OF the
most effectual organizations now oper-
ating for the suppression OF the liquor
traffic. DIR. J. $. Deli, of this city, has
been appointed one of the board OF direc-
tors for the State of Virginia. The state
organization has its headquarters in
Richmond.
The musical recital OF the pupils OF the
urinary department of the College, OF
which Miss Higgins is the teacher, gave
very creditable recital at the Study hall
of the College Friday night. Dr. j.
n Barney. the orchestra and Glee Club.
4 .,ln.4sAnC on1 MIgG Susie
NJ. Bradley was the accompanied on the
piano for the children.
Instead of the usual prayer meeting at
the Methodist church Wednesday night,
a church conference will be held. Owing
to the fact that Mrs Chambers, mission
ary from China, will speak at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening, the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist church,
usually held on that evening, will be held
this week on Tuesday evening at / clock
The delegates 10 the special meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of MasOns OF Virginia
to be held March 9th in Richmond, from
Lodge No. 4, of this city, are the three
stationed officers, Hon. A. L. EmDrey,
Messrs. W. H. Hurkamp and Maurice
| Hirsh. The lodge mas electeu Uhe iOlioW-
ing alternates: Judge J. b. Sener, Messrs.
II. IL. Johnston and A. Randolph How
ard.
Councilman S. S. Bradford received a
telegram yesterday announcing the sud
den death at the University of Virginia
OF his nephew, Mr.. Littleton Walk, who
was taking the law course there and
would have graduated this year. Mr..
Walk was very promising young man,
the only son in the family. lie had just
reached his majority, and the DEATH an
exceedingly sad one. The remains were
taken to his home, Norfolk, for inter
ment. He is survived by his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Richard Walk, and four sisters.
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