The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-02-04

Mr.. Walter =. DOdd lett on FRIDAY Tor
I.vnchhurg. where he has accepted posi-
ton with the Virginia Fertilizing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony and family, Of
Richmond. who have been spending some
time with friends here have returned
home
Mr.. Rem Purvis. who is a student at
the University of Virginia. is the guest OF
his fathers family at Little Nhim, in
stafford.
Misses Gertrude Davis and Ielma
HUMPHREYS. OF Spotsylvania, have re-.
turned home from a visit to friends IN
Hanover.
Mr. !. W. Garner Of King George. was
az Tar FREE Lance office yesterday.
He said the roads were almost I'M
passable
You should have a good Photograph
Of yourself The Davis Photograph Gal
lery is prepared to make any style you
may desire.
Cadet Smith Lee. OF the Y NJ. l., is
spending a few days with his parents,
Capt. and Mrs d Nj lee nj Highland
Home, in Stafford.
Mr.. James T. Mills and Miss Fannie
Toomhs. both of this city. We're married
nj the residence of Rev. DR.. j :. Dill at
$50 Sunday morning.
Mr.. G. J. Dearborn left here to-day for
Fredericksburg To take charge OF the oil
fce of the Adams Express Company nj
that place. Alex. Corr Wash Post.
Prof NJ. A. Leese. optican of Wash
ington. d. C., will be at the drug store OF
u c. Bowman on Thursday and Friday,
Feb 9Th. and 9TH Eyes examined free.
LosT-Near Charlottesville, Wednes-
dav. Jan I'D, a red COW. no horns. II
taken up bv any one they will please let
me know. VI. B. Rowe. Fredericksburg.
Va
Miss Mamie Fry, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Fry. of Orange. aud Mr.
William McNutt. of Pittsburg Pa, were
married at the home OF the bride on Jau.
2Sth.
c. W. Jones has most OF his stock on
the second floor ready for business. Don't
mind the sound OF saw and hammer. but
come along to Jones for what you
want.
Dc. forget that the 4th entertain
Uo~' ir be l.yceum course will be on
TUESDAY night The Star QGintette
proi .ses TO he the choice concert OF the
season.
Misses Cordie Winston, Bessie Coghill
Annie White and Master Roper Rains
were the delegation from Bowling Green
who attended the SOusa Concert here
yesterday
Miss Jennie W Maitland OF Frederick
burg. j. visiting relations in this city.
DR.. 4. =. Runaway. OF fredericksburg. Is
the guest Of DR. George b SteeL-Rich-
mond Times
Rev. J A. Dearborn preached on Sun
dav at the 1hirtieth Street church of
Christ in Newport News Mr. Dearborn
has preached in this city, and has many
admirers here.
WANTED-A frst-class drug clerk. 'one
who understands the business thorough
ly and can furnish first-class reference.
40 other need apply. Address Station 30,
Washington d. c.
Mr.. ". D. Mills. of Falmouth, will
leave as soon as the Spring opens for the
Philippines, where he will be employed in
Government printing office service About
- men will 90 in his party
Little Atwell wilkins Henderson, the
youp.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Hen
dersou. If King George, we regret to say,
has been quite sick for two or three days,
but hope the little fellow will soon be
well again.
Mr.. Eugene Bcde has returned from
Bel Air. Md where he was the guest of
his brother. Mr. Charles BOde. for two
weeks lie was accompanied by bis niece,
Miss Bertha Bode who will be his guest
for several weeks.
Mr. Z W. Chewing. wife and little
daughter. Miss Inez Pruett Chewing,
have returned from a pleasant visit 10
relatives and friends al GatewOOd and
Brokenburg. in SpOtsylvania county -
Orange Observer
Mr. George II. Warren. who has been
sick at the Hurkamp home on Hanover
street. is convalescent, aud has gone to
the home OF his father, in Orange for a
few lys before returning to his business
in Washington
The Steamer Lancaster OF tie Weems
Line did not leave Baltimore for this city
until Saturday on account of the heavy
g in the harbOr and bay. She arrived
here yesterday morning at s O'Clock and
left on time at $50 p. m.
You will always find at Halls lrug-
store complete stock of Drugs, Chemi-
Gals. Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes Combs,
Tooth Brushes etc, and at prices to suit
all Prescriptions specially. Agency
for Hawkes. celebrated spectaeles
Mr.. Charles p Reese, who has been
sick for q week. in Washington, was well
enough Saturday to return to business
here. His family. who were here have
returned to Washington, where bis
daughter is undergoing treatment at a
hospital
Rev Or r. J. Willingham. of Rich
mond will speak at the Baptist church
"Wednesday night on Missions lleranks
among the greatest preachers Ofthe Bap-
fist denomination in the South, and
speaks with magnetic power. Do not
fail to go and hear him.
The many friends OF W. Z Lipscomb,
formerly on the staff OF this paper, are
pleased to learn that he still occupies the
responsible and profitable position on
the fredericksburg FREE LAME that he
held under the old management. Mr..
Lipscomb is most capable and eXpe-
rienced newspaper man, and we wish
him well Southside Sentinel.