The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-11-26
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Treasurer " q. billiard, OF Spotsyl
wanna. was ia the city yesterday.
Miss Virginia Fitzhugh, ofMa~hinetou.
= thc guest of Miss Nettie titzhugh
Miss Rose Porter of Montross is ia the
city the guest OF Mrs. Hayes Beckwith.
4 line rain irll in this section Saturday,
di~pcling the dust and re'i'ing growing
crops
MIR and Mrs 3. q. Strasburgcr have
returned from visit to friends in Balti-
more
Mrs Ms. Chancellor has returned from
pleasan, visit Co friends i'm Loudoan
county
Mr. Cahcn Ri,c> and Miss Agnes romp
kius. 81 Caroline county. will hc married
Nov. -
Miss Carrie Brown of King George
county. has gone Co New Jersey TO teach
IN % college
Mrs Montgomery and family of Rich
moud county. have moved here To- reside
permanently.
anita Clark. Young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas T. Clark. died Sunday
i1 Falmouth
Special bargains in Ladies' Oxford Ties
% Baker Brown a Cri~moui Perry
lu. = old stand
Mrs John T Harris. of lIarrisouhurs.
who has been visiting Mrs j Il tickIen.
has returned home.
Nlr. lee i. Graves commonwealth
Attorney for >pot>ylyauia, was DO the
cry saturday ou business
Remember your donation To the Mary
Washington Hospital ON Thanksgiving
uav. so gitt TOO larg, tor too small
Well Jones big ol is ont 81 the paper
Ills issue but he still has hig ~tork oi
dry goods furs. clook- blankets, etc.
Mr. james "a Echenrode q student at
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore.
has been visiting his mother and sister
here
Mrs Ncaora Rowling was painfully
hurt Saturday morning by being occi-
lentolly struck ou the head with pierce
Of wood
Mr., i. r. Coleman. of Spotsylvania
county. who has been visiting Dr. ". j.
Coleman and family at Mineral City has
returned home.
Mrs Mary Wallace Heruion is very 10
at her home in this ritv. Her son. Mr.. b
Herudon. of Portsmouth. arrived
here Sunday night
The Weem~ Steamboat Company will
no once have built "a steamer ,' take the
place 0f the steamer Richmond. recently
destroyed here by fire.
Mrs. Homer Hopkins and child who
have been in the cityvisitine h'r mother
Mrs Cutter will return to Florida this
week 90 join Mr. Hopkins 100 Iarkson-
VILE
Has arriyeI-Hawse~' expert opticiau.
Nov 2Ith 2Gth and nth Alefes tested
Tree ar Noir, drug store Headquarters
ior everything in the drug lime az lowest
prices.
Ne,.r,. : = Bradford and W II. Iur-
kamp of Fredericksburg, were here .a-t
SATURDAY to- attend the stockholders
meeting of the Eastern Virginia Oon-trDc-
ti0u Co.-Culpeper Exponent
When you want an exact End up-to-
date photograph of yourself remember
YOU can always nave il made ar the
fredericksburg Davis Gallery NJ work
guaranteed first class in every respect.
Nr G. W. Broajdus. who has been ON
"a visit 10 his farm near here.ha- returned
to finders Spotsylyania county the
home % his son-inlaw. Mr. I. :. Jones.
with whom hci. residing. q arOllne News.
Miss Susie Cannon. of Spotsylyania
county assisted In a musicale az Trinity
Methodist Episcopa church, King George
Courthouse. Friday night. and also IN
the recent concert AT Potomac Baptist
church
The comedy When We Were Twenty
one" was presented at the Opera House
Saturday night 10 a large audience. The
caste is good one and the costumes eie-
gaut. The play was we'll rendered and
enjoyed
Miss Lucy Woodward, OF stafford. e.
H. lost her pocket-boOk on the streets
here Yesterday II contained - bll
anl S3 in change. II lett at IHt FREE
LANCE office 10y the finder. it will Toe CON
veyed 10 the owner.
Mr.. Milton Reed. senate deputy, OF the
National Union Insurance Society. is eX
nactpd here this week in the interest of the
local lodge lie has been wOrkingln Nir-
ginia for some time and has added many
new members to the order.
State Treasurer Hartman ut Richmond
has registered $4,000 of Riddleberger
bonds for the National Bank of Treder-
ickshurg. These bonds pay 3 per cent
and are now selling at 9Nt. y few years
ago these bonds sold at 50.
Mrs Adelaide George died at her home
in Irvington. Lancaster county. Tuesday
nioht aged 81 years She was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs " R. Rains of Stat
ford Mr.. Eddie Raines. of Stafford,
brother attended the funeral.
Rov Walter and Carrie Miller, three
negroes charged with shooting at Prof
: 4. Oden near King George Court
house recently. were tried before Justice
II. G.. Perkins and fined 50 each and
committed 10 jail for fifteen days
Rev. DR. W. f. Hatcher Of Richmond.
filed the pulpit Of the Baptist church
Sunday morning, and made an appeal
for subscriptions for the fund being
raised i'm the interest of Richmond Col
leQe. There were a number Of liberal re
spOnses.
A. n u unrEsmp's Prizes at the New