The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-06

RNoHVANs
Master Mason CARRIER, Of Brooklyn, \.
Y, is visiting his relatives, MIR } /. Rowe
and family.
Messrs. c. X. Hearn and Richard
HAYNES. of Essex, We're visitors To the
city Wednesday
Miss jamie Riley has returned from
visit to Miss Josie Harris, at Nay lors,
Richmond county.
Messrs. Aquilla Cloe and Ashton Gill,
Of Newport News, are visiting relatives
in Stafford county.
Highest price paid for east scrap iron
in cash or trade The Chas t.. Hunter
F F plow Works. 4i-6m
Mrs. Empsey Martin and Miss Lizzie
Rennolds are guests at Mountain Top
Hotel. near Alton. Va
Mrs r. Lee Stoffregen has returned
from West Point, Va. where she visited
friends for several weeks.
Messrs. A. W. Embrey and Ashton
Dodd have returned from Atlantic N.Y.
where they spent few days.
Miss Nellie Robey, of Alexandria. who
has been the guest of Officer [. \. tore
and family. has returned home.
Rev. DIR. W. K sebro has returned
from clifton Springs, n. J.. Mrs. hOseDro
will remain several weeks longer.
Wsnted-Poplar, oak, ash and walnut
logs. also oak and pine lumber. IAN OF
write f u. Cole, Fredericksburg, va.
Mrs. A. K. Chichester and two sons,
Cassius and MOncure, have returned from
a visit to Mrs John l.. Lewis, Of Bethesda,
Md
Mrs d II. Knox and son have returned
from Richmond county. where they have
been the guests of relatives for the pact
month.
For sale-A large Guernsey Cow with
a Calf three weeks old by her side: Apply
TO W. +. Ficklen. Bridgewater Mills.
p30-tf
There will be lawn party given on
the 10Th Of August for the benefit oil the
Peoples Mission. Any contributions VIII
be welcome.
Ready-msde dress skirts OF duck, linen,
rrash. covert cloth, melton, sergts, mo-
hair or any other kind necessary are at
c. ". Jones
Cant !. IL. Wheaton, Of Lancaster
county. arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming and LETT for his home by steamer
Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. l. Dixon hes returned from
thecolored Mattaponi Association held IN
King and Queen county, which wsF
largely attended.
Mrs steptoe and Mrs. Carl Martinczek
of Lynchburg, are the guests OF their
mother Mrs Mamie ueCarty, at her
home on Main street
MIR. A. d. Tapscott left yesterday Tor
Newport News TO enter upon his duties
there with the Eagle Shoe Company, Oh
which he is a member.
Sartbia Bates. colored, wife OF Law
sou Bates. died at her home, near Qusn'
tico Tuesday. The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Mr.. John NJ. Davis, OF Washington and
Mr. Edward O'Connor, OF Baltimore
Md. were the guests OF MIR. Ii d. Guntei
and family Saturday and Sunday
Mr. W. CLAYTON Terrence has with him
at his home 10 Stafford his mother, Mrs
LIE Terrence. snd two brothers, Earle
and Paul from Atlanta. Ga They vii
reside here.
Now is the time you want your vaca
tions and summer trips, so dress SUI
cases. satche.s and trunks are necessities
All these are TO be had at Jones pro
gressiye store.
DIR. j. Garrett King will be absen
from his Office for about 10 days iron
Aug. 10. Patients desiring to see bin
before leaving will please make thei
appointments at once.
This ia the time to have a beautiful
finished photograph OF yourself made
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery is prs
nared to make any style from lie siz
70 nhoto miniature. All work guarar
teed first-class in every respect.
DIR. R. G. Holloway and vile, OF Care
line. passed through the city TUESDAY 0
their way to Sperryville, Rappahannoc,
county. having been called to the bedslo
NJ Mrs. Holloways brother, DIR. W. 4
Amiss. who is critically i'll there
One of the Syrians who has been
this city for some time past, and keeps
little store below the railroad, stoppe
Mr. Geo. Mills on the street this wee
and handed him an envelope with 90
lar enclosed for the Peoples Mission.
Mas Carrie K. Hollyday, In charge
the millinery department OF the U. "
Iones store. has gone to Baltimore an
Atlantic City to spend several weeks. -
tore returning she will select beautli,
line Of fall millinery from the New lorl
philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
Mrs. Kendig died few days ago
the home OF her son, Mr.. 5. e. kenoig,
Spotsylyania county, near Lewisto
AGED IL wears. She had been O memO
of Good Hope Baptist church Tor mo
than 40 years. She is survived by tw
&, sons. The interment was made In u
family burying ground.
Among the guests registered at the Il
change Hotel are: r. L. Ware and Il.
Neale. Essex; r. :. Adkins, Port hoyt
/, Opie Clark, Monaskon; J. d. Whealso
Whealton's Wharf; j. d. Garland, wa
y saw: +. A. Waddington, MAYORS; b.
Farinholt. West Point; ID. W. &. Shar
: Sharp's Wharf; T. d. Marks. Naylor $.
Capt d. NJ. Lee received a telegrd
Tuesday morning announcing the a., dea
of his friend, Capt. w. c. King, OF was
ington, who died suddenly in that q
Monday evening, aged SO years Ca
g King has frequently visited Capt. Lee
Is HE home in Stafford, and was W
known in this city Capt. King was
~ yste secretary to Capt. }; N. Barney
q the Navy in 1862. Capt. Lee lett on
. 1O:47 train Tuesday for Washington
u attend the funeral.