The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-07-13


Miss Annie May Baker is in Washington
the guest of her aunts Mrs Campbell
and Mrs Grasty
MIR. William Bernard. wife and child
left for lrvington by steamer Thursday
to spend ten days.
Rev. /. l.. Chestnut will preach at the
Peoples Mission Sunday night at :
o'clock. All invited.
What a cheap trip Just $500 from
fredericksburg ~ Buck Roe Beaeh ana
return on July both.
Mrs. Hugh d. Scott, child and maid
have returned from Philadelphia, where
they spent some time
II You want to save money ON your
clothing go TO the Virginia tlothing
House. No. Sli Main street.
Mr.. Ernest Layton, of Newport News
is spending few days here with his
father. Mr.. James T. Layton.
Miss Margaret shepherd is the guest OF
her friend. Mrs. Adams, at Gaithersburg.
Md. and will remain ten days
Mr. h. G.. Young. who has been in Bal
timore for several months, has accepted
a position in Jersey City. y. }.
Mrs. X. O. Egerton, of Petersburg who
has been the guest OF her father, Mr. iior-
ace Il. Hall has returned home
Miss Alice Belle Moncure, daughter oi
Mr.. POwhatan MOncure, OF Stafford, j.
the guest of Miss Susie Conway
Remember the only excursion OF this
season to Buck Roe Beach Old Point and
Newport News will go July 3Oth.
Mr. James \. Scott, of Milford. was
bitten on the hand by a spider, and his
arm is so swollen that he cannot use 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Masters and son
have returned home from Atlantic Oity
and Philadelphia, where they spent ten
days.
Can't. and Mrs W. \. Smith, who have
been quests of Mrs. Helen R0bb at Gay.
mont" Caroline county have returned
home.
If Won have any good words to say ol
us and our business. tell somebody else
If any fault to find. tell Ms. {. W. Jones
the cash man.
Mrs. +. J. Smith and sons, Taylor and
Mason Smith. have gone To their country
home. near Edge Hill, in King George, "a
spend the summer
The regular fare from Fredericksburg
to Newport News and return Is about
500 You can go on the excursion
July 30th for $500.
The fve-months-old child OF Mrs. l.
Calvin Walker died Tuesday. Rev Dr. )
:. Dill conducted thefuneral services IRON
the home Wednesday.
Mrs. !. l.. Purks and daughter lett 10y
the steamer Thursday To visit her father
in.law. Mr.. =. b. Purks. at 'Strawberrl
Hill" King George county.
Miss JEANNE Beazley, of Salem, was thu
guest of Miss Ida Wooding this week
She left by steamer for Essex county
where she will visit relatives.
C. W. Jones wants trade OF the dow
river" people He thinks the dOwn-rive
neonle want to come to Fredericksburg
therefore we all want n river boat.
If the values we give you do not meri
yOur patronage. then we do not eXpec
Won to trade with us. Moneys worth
or money back" is c. W. Jones motto.
The Virginia Clothing House will b
omen Cor business July 18th. Deal VIII
them and you will be sure to receiv
/ honest treatment and the value oil you
money.
The many friends OF Rev. II. Mel
Martin are pleased TO learn that he Ia
received and accepted a unanimous ca
to a large church in Maryland.-Nes
Point Plain Dealer.
The good people along the Rappahlar
mock live well. They wear good ciothe'
&. W. Jones sells dry goods cheap NOV
folks. let's get together and have rive
boat. We all need it.
Mrs. Mary Wallace HerndOn, daughter
Miss Parker HerndOn and son, MIR. "
q. Herndon, have gone to Portsmouth
where they will be guests OF Mr. Is.
Herndon during the summer
Black Death is the cheapest and bes
DESTROYER of Potato Bugs, Cabbas
Worms. Pickle and Melon Bugs, at Han
Drug store. Also everything IN II
Drug line, at lowest prices.
Mr. Robt. f. Dignum left this week Il
a short vacation, taking in the Buna
Exposition while away. MIR. W. Hunt
Taiiaferro fills his place as clerk at Il
Exchange Hotel, during the interim.
Justice Randolph C. Fitzhugh viii
walking in the yard of his home Thu
day, slipped on the brick pavement al
fell. bruising himself so badly that me W
he confined to his room for several day
Rev. John r. Rosebro, son OF Rev. u
]. w .Rosebro, of this city and student
the Union Theological Seminary la
wear. has accepted call to the pastoral
of Presbyterian church in Frank
county, W. Va.
Messrs. Myer & Brulle are putting the Ia
est improved machinery in their mill.
the old machinery is being taken OF
When these improvements are complet
their mill will be one OF the finest III I
State.