The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-04-10
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Miss Parker tiernuoh III hichhohu
visiting relatives.
A big display of gcnt'sS furnishings at
Jones
Mr.. William b. Larkin is improving
from his late illness.
The largest line of silks ever exhibited
here is at Jones new store.
Mrs L. :. Bradley, who has been very
sick for several days il much improved.
Miss Lucy smith, Of Little Falls in
Stafford. il the guest OF Mr. Richard
Hicks
Mrs. Bette Gordon Wallace spending
week with her sons family in Rich
mOnd
Mrs. ". IL. Thomas Sr, who has been
in for several weeks is somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Florence Harworth Of Toronto,
Canada, is visiting Miss Annie +.
Fleming
Ifyou want white quilts, 90 to Jones
this week, he is showing some extra
values
Miss Nora Goodrich has returned home
from visit of two weeks To friends III
Washington.
Ladies toilet and reception and resting
room at Jones All are invited 10 ieei al
home at Jones
The board of Supervisors Of Spotsyl-
vania. will meet ON the ith Wednesday
instead OF the Bird.
Mrs Jane Embrey near Musselman =
Store in Stafford Co., is dangerously Ill.,
She is - years old.
Miss ola Breedon, of Alexandria. who
has been visiting Miss Ida Noodng here
has returned home.
Mrs Carl 4. Won Martincek with her
daughter. * the guest OF her mother,
Mrs Mamie M'Carty.
Miss Sallie l.yell Tapscott, who has
been spending several months IN Wash
ngton has returned home.
Miss Jennie Maitland has returned
home from "A pleasant visit to friends IN
Richmond and Charlottesville.
Mrs ". r Leavell and Mrs. \. q. Bill
Kingsley are visiting Mrs Leavell = daugh-
ter. Mrs Holloway. in Norfolk.
MIR A. Hansiord Wallace has returned
from trip to Boston, to buy stock Tor
the shoe firm. of Wallace \ Go.
Miss Cav Robb.o OF Baltimore, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. \ Ran
dolph Howard. has returned home.
Miss Fannie Beale has returned home
from Orange county. where SHE was the
guest of her friend, Miss. Adra bradbury
Asa result Of revival services Rev.
Willis Robinson. pastor OF Shiloh Bap-
tist Church. new site baptized ~, per
sons.
"Onlv an advertisement, You say
then throw it down. Not SO with what
Jones has To tell you. Read ms al III
this issue.
You should have n good Photograph
Of yourself The Davis Photograph Gal
lery is prepared to make any style you
may desire
Ramotb BAPTIST Church in stafford
has called their pastor Rev A. J.. Lynn
inr half OF his time. LIST and Bird Sunday
Of each month.
Mr. Calvin Wilmer died in Washington
saturday. He married Miss Annie Ken
DAN. a daughter of the late James Ken
dali. of this city.
Mrs. W. ) Parran and mother. Mrs
Welcb. who have been spending the win
tor here. will return to their home in
Barboursville today.
Mr.. J. T. LOwery is now an editor. lie
is publishing a monthly. emitted uaru-
eners Magazine, acopy OF which ne gives
to each of his customers.
The late heavy rains caused rise IN
he river Yesterday and the water was
over the Island and Steamboat wharf.
No serious damage resulted.
There will be Episcopal services held
AT Murtleville, in Stafford, Sunday al
800 D. IN. Hereafter the same services
will b, held the same time on 2nd sun
day in each month.
Misses Mary GUSTS Iee,O Highland
Home " Stafford, and Ellen d. Wallace.
of this city. who spent Easter here have
returned to the Hannah Moore school.
where they are students.
William Jackson. colored, OF Washing,
TON. died in that city Sunday night, aged
no years. of consumption. His body was
brought here yesterday morning and IN
TERED in the cOlOred cemetery. lie was
former resident here.
Harry Melville. alias Harry Munsey a
suspicious character, was arrested and
taken before Mayor Willis Tuesday morn
inc He had a revolver on his person
concealed and told several stories as to
his place of abode and movements. lie
was sent to Jail for 30 days.
Landreth's Garden Seeds at Halls
drug store at low prices also
a complete stock of Drugs, Chemi-
Gals. Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Tooth Brushes. etc, and at prices to suit
all. Prescriptions a speciality. Agency
for Hawkes. celebrated spectacles
Many people looked with interest at
Messrs Robert Trojan and Edward Cain
as they were at work perched high up on
the steeple DIST George'schurch Monday
repairing the damage done by the late
wind storm. The men were tied on seats
and hoisted by ropes to their elevated po-
sition. Mr.. William Bernard had the con
tract for doing the work.