The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-09


has been the guest oi MIR. and Mrs. has
Ru0n. has returned home
Mrs Wiiar, T. Ficklcn has returned
from visit to her daughter. Mrs. tulus
Owens. in Halifax county.
Wented-Poplar. onk ash and walnut
lnrs also oak and pine lumber. Call or
write f. d Cole fredericksburg. Va.
Mr. Edgar Cannon. who has been At
tending llampien Sidney college. has re
turned home for lac summer vacation.
Miss Lena Graves. OF Charlottesville,
after spending few days with her
mother in this city, has returned home
Announcement will soon be made OF the
marriage of ii Herman Martens. Of thu
city. to Miss Mary Elizabeth Fleming. OF
Richmond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Crawford, who
have been visiting their relative, Mr-.
p Rowe. have returned 10 their home IN
Hanover county.
We want 10 hny 100 old Feather l''ds-
WEI pay highest cash price TINS weet
only Call or writeGoodWin Bros farh
Hotel. Fredericksburg, Va.
Circuit Judge j. Y Mason has Granted
Mrs. Sarah A. Montelth. OF stafford.
divorce a vinculo matrimonii from her
husband. Thomas Monie'ih
We ore informed that Mr. L l. Carpen-
ter Of Cheriton Northamptoncounty' has
accented the position oi assistant Keeper
AT Matthias Point Light House. King
George county.
lime July. August. e. W Jones dry
Goods and millinery store will be- closed
atom. m that employees may nave "A
li-tle time TOR recreation during the NOT
months. Except Saturday
Senator q. NJ. Wallace. oiStalilrd had
"a valuable mule bitten hy a snake r H.
day lille IT work in the field. aud before
the animal could be gotten 10 the barn
it, leg was very badly swollen.
Six o'clock In order to give our EN-
ployees some time for recreation during
IN. heated months Of June. July and
surnst. our store will be closed ~ u j.
IA. Except Saturday. &. W Jones.
There WAS slight washout on the J
I, Il p r r near Orange sunday. \
lar,,e force Of hands were put TO work
and the damage repaired. The tram
lft here on schedule time Monday morn
ing
The steamer Mildlesex in going down
the river Sunday on account Of high
water ran into the barge, LAWS mon =
son. Mt Ratclifies Wharf. and cut her
rndder entirely of The barge Will nave
10 be- unloaded before it can proceed on
it, journey.
The scholarship medal donated 10y the
teacher OF the Barton Heights school
was won again this year by Miss Ellza
beth Frances letter. daughter oi Mt y
q letter. formerly Of Caroline county.
The different medals were presented by
Hon. Thos. W. GeTdner
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Maryland Detective ser
yiee held in Baltimore on yesterday. Mr-
Cbas l. Stengle OF this city was unani-
mou-lv elected secretary Tor the ensuing
year TO succeed Mr. l.. : Bredden. he
position is good one and Mr. Stengle
viii likely accept.
.Tpcle" John Hartman has gone TO
visit his daughter. Mrs. j ). Relsner. al
NrConnpl-hurg. Pa. where he will spend
several months II j. probable he VIII
not return until spring While away he
will visit his old home. Hanover, IN ORR
county. Pa We wish him a pleasant
visit.
Mayor Howard is suffering with dis
located knee. President A. Randolph
Howard. OF the Bank Of Niddlesex,
whose home il fredericksburg. spent
last Thursday in lrvington and Friday
IN Trhanna We are 20 hear him speak
we'll of the success of his enterprises at
these places and hope This may ever be-
Southside Sentinel, rbanna.
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. cameron returned
Tuesday from Petersburg, where they
zorro called on account Of the death OF
pev Mr. Jones. father Of Mrs. cameron.
Mr. ZONES was 60 years OLD Gems
Litter in Virginia Citizen Mrs. cameron
was formerly Miss Margaret Jones, Oh
tb;s citv whose many friends here Will
regret TO learn Oi nei
The Executive Board only OF the NJ W
II. A. are requested to meet at the Iouh
cn Chamber on Tuesday June sth' az
1Oem The board consists OF the iof
Iowinr ladies: Mrp. v NJ. Fleming Mrs
"a II Richards. Nrs W. A Bell, Mrs. W
F Coates. Miss Nettie Fitzhugh, Miss
iennie Uurkamp. Miss Mary Green, Mrs
Chas Wallace. Mrs. ii. II. Johnston
Mrs. VI. l. Chesley
The special services at the Baptlsl
church were concluded Friday nirht
There were several proic-sioners oil ia Nj,
and some additions to the church. INT
preaching was by DR. J. ;. Dili, pastor
ri the BAPTIST church at Fredericksburg
who by his uniformly able welldelivere'
sermons proved himself preacher OF IN
usual power and made for himself a larg
Mace in the admiration and cOniidenc
, Of those who were 80 fortunate as u
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