The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-09-14
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See ad. oi new saw mill Tor SAFE ny W.
5 Emhrey.
Mr. James f. Bradley. OF Baltimore Ii
visiting his parents here.
Miss Vivian Conway has returned from
an extended trip to Europe.
Nr.A.B. Chandler lr. of Rowling
/ Green. was in the city Thursday.
DIR. Il. e.. Holloway and daughter oi
/ Caroline. were in the city Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Purvis have To
turned from visit 10 charlottesville.
Mrs. George T. Downing, who has been
sick for some time. is somewhat improved.
Miss Carrie McCrackeu HAS returned
from a visit to Richmond and Newport
News
Mr. Richard +. Swift has returned to
/ Lexington to resume his studies at the
Y. W. J.
Rev ". ". Owens will preach at the
Peoples Mission Sunday evening AT \
O'Clock.
Mrs b. n. Hall. OF Stafford. is visiting
her daughter Mrs Willie letter at
penola.
Attention isdircctcd toad. of southern
Foundry 4 Machine Works in another
column.
Miss Fannie Tucker Carmichael isyiSit-
ing Miss Jeanette Wright. in Tappa
hammock
Mr.. W. f.. Baker. Jr.. Of King George,
was among recent callers at Tnr FREE
LAME office.
Mrs. L. f. Holloway of Norfolk, Is
visiting her parents MIR and Mrs W. T..
leavell here.
Mr.. George Y. Downing has gone to
Richmond to reside. having secured
position there.
Miss Margaret II. Gordon has gone to
Moorefeld, " Va. to teach in a large
private school
Mr. j. ". Broaddus and daughter Miss
Lucy. of Caroline county. were in the
city Thursday.
Special bargains in Ladies' Oxford Ties
at Baker Brown Crismond =, Perry "
/ Co. S old stand.
Miss Madge Crutchdcld lett this week
for Parkersburg. ". Va. where she will
/ teach this session.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Gordon Smith, of Pitts
burg, Pa. are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
MIR. Il. lnnes Taylor, Jr. who spent his
vacation with his parants. near the city.
/ has returned To Richmond.
Miss Salie Baker, of charlottesville.
who has been visiting Miss Kate Newell
/ Doggett. has returned home.
Always first. So ut e. W. Jones you
will find now the latest creations ln new
/ fall dress goods. skirtings. etc.
Dr. J. :. Din will preach "a special SER
mon next sunday morning upon thesub-
ject. Moral and Spiritual Anarchy.
Miss Nora Ballard, of stafford. and
| Miss Cora Hill. OF Spotsylyanla. are
guests of Mrs Willie Young. OF IhornS-
burg.
DIR. George II. Chewing and family
/ have returned from their country home
in Fauquier county, where they spent the
summer.
The Young son of MIR John j. Gould
man and Mr. "a Solan's littleson. who
| had mild forms ofdiphtheria, are rapidly
recovering.
Mr.. Alex. Fitzhugh. OF Nickshurg, Miss
and Misses Henrietta and Edmo mt
hugh. Of this city are visiting the Buffalo
/ Exposition.
Can't. f. b. Blackman member OF the
Wbealton Packing Co.. of lancaster.was
i'm the city Thursday, returning nome
from Norfolk.
Mr. Willie Compton, Of the city post
Office force has returned from pleasant
1 visit TO friends in Baltimore, where he
spent a part OF his vacation
Prof Edgar Marburg. OF the l-myersi-
ty of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, who
/ has been visiting Mr. John Hull and
family in Stafford has returned.
Mr. Frazier Maiey is spending his va
] cation I'LL fNIIOANN II ftlAlfA NNNA4t'
Ira Gravitt is spending his vacation M
Essex county.-Newport News Press.
Misses Rosa and Carrie Snellings and
Miss Lena Berry have returned from
/ Cumberland. Md. where they went TO
teach hands in the new silk mill there
Mr.. w. c. Rolph, of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College. who has been spending
y mart of his vacation with his cousin,
| Nr ". b. jenkins. of WoOdlawn. King
George county, has returned home
Condurov velvets are much in vogue
this season. Entire suits, jackets ana
wrists. will bemade ofthem; also largely
used as trimmings. \ full line oi these,
are now being shown at {. W. Jones
cash store.
DIR. and Mrs. James b. Woods have re
turned from this city to the home oil Mrs.
Woods father DR.. James +. smith, IN
Richmond. They expect to remain there
until they start on their return to Ohlha
in the latter part of October
The Southern Foundry and Machine
Works which has been partially closed
dowd while undergoing repairs has re-
sumed. and will run at full blast. Notices
of scrap iron and carpenters and painters
wanted appear in other columns.
CAPTAIN Frank W. Cunningham, and
Mr.. Davis. the humorist lecturer and sing
err both Of Richmond assisted yhQme
talent will give a'musicale at the Opera
House here Tuesday night. September
nth. for the benefit OF the Peoples Mis-
sion
Col f. D. Cole attended the New York
state Fair at Syracuse, \. \, this week
and witnessed the grand circuit races IN
which the purses were heavy, the fields
largp and the time fast. He expects 10
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