The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-05-10

weeks
Mfr. A. A. Lewis. of Richmond, spent
Sunday here with his brother, DR.. NJ. Nj
Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Dickinson, of King
George County were in town shopping
Friday.
Mr.. :. Ii. Wallace, OF Richmond, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Bette Il.
Wallace.
Mr.. John T. Brauer has returned from
pleasant trip to Baltimore, where he
visited friends
Mrs. W. d. Owens, Of Ninde's Store,
King George county, was IN the city sat
urday shopping.
Mr. Michael Wallace, Of heshoe firm OF
Wallace n Co., has returned from bust
ness trip TO Boston.
No matter what it is You want in dry
good or millinery, C. ". Jones Ii pre-
pared to supply that want
Mr.. q. NJ. Henderson and Mr. F. d
Chids. OF King George, were welcome
callers at our office Saturday
Mr.. Blight Harrison, who has been at
tending the Medical Collegein Baltimore,
has returned TO his home here.
II farmers wish the latest advanced
prices for pickles for the season oil 1904
call at W. III. Peden's pickle factory.
Major Thos. z. Wallace has entered
his name at the Clerk Office rs candi
date for Mayor in the coming election.
DR.. and Mrs, J. Z. Tompkins left Fri.
day for st. Louis TO attend the EXPOSE
ton. The will be absent about ten days.
Mr.. Blair LanghOrne, Of Smithfeld,
who has been the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
J. 4. Cannon, and family has returned
Mr.. W. l. Coleman and MIR. Edward
Harding left Monday morning for Wash
ington to attend Bsrnum X Bailey Cir-
Gus.
A ward wide guaranteed black taiietta
silk, great value, for s. at The T. n.
Brent Store Compare it with any
other at II %.
souire William Mcdaniel Of Index,
King George county. was IA visitor TO
the city Saturday, and returned home on
steamer Caroline.
Among the graduates in dentistry Of
the Medical College Of Virginia. at Rich.
mond, last week, lie DR.. K. NJ Harris, OF
Spotsylvania Courthouse.
Mr.. W. +. Lang is having a new glass
front put in his store room formerly oc.
cupied ~ the Smith. Coghill Shoe Co
MIR. f. q Hefin has the contract.
Mr. CASTOR Boyle, former student OF
Fredericksburg College, who has been
teaching school in Albermarle county,
is in the city for few days the guest OF
friends
A number of farmers were in the city
Saturday from the surrounding counties
and most Of them report crops ar
flourishing The wheat has greatly i'm
proved recently.
Mr.. John J. Berrey spent Monday 10
Washington and attended the circus at
afternoon and night performances
John never misses a circus, II 1t Is sixty
miles Of fredericksburg.
you want new, stylish millinery, c.
". Jones has il. Remember, We do not
carry a single hat from last spring and
summers business Every hat and every
flower il new, at Jones
Misses Virgie and Kate Jacobs, OF
Stafford. have returned home after a
oleasand visit to Surry and Hanover.
While on this visit they witnessed the
launching of the Virginia at Newport
News-
Mr.. r. l.. Wood is in Lynchburg,
where he went as the representative Of
Myrtle Lodge No. 30. !. o. o. F., OF this
city. to the Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
which commences its annual session there
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs At. n. Anderson are in
the city the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. W. l.
Burruss. the parents Of Mrs. Anderson.
They are returning from their bridal trip
and will 90 to their home in Richmond
Monday.
Among the trained nurses, who gradu-
ated ut the Norfolk Protestant Hospital
a few days ago, was Miss Mary Dabney
Cooke, daughter Of DR.. Geo. ii. Cooke. OF
Louisa county. and granddaughter OF
Rev. l.. j. Haley.
This Ia the time TO have beautifully
fuished photograph of yourself made.
The fredericksburg Davis Gallery is pre-
Dared to make any style from life size
10 photo miniature. All work gusran-
seed frs class in every respect.
Mrs. ] B. Moore, OF Bon Air, who has
been the guest OF her relative, Mrs. j.
1t. John here, for several days, and Miss
Carrie p. Moore, who has been spending
a month with the family OF MIR. W. Il.
Bradley, returned home Monday.
There will be festival at MODcure
Memorial Chapel in Stafford county
Tuesday night, May 18th Ice cream
and confectioneries II not fair the next
fair night Proceeds to complete the
Chapel, which is being built. All eordi
ally invited.
Mrs. d. f. Smith & Co. are receiving
supplies of hats from New York, Phila-
deiphia and Baltimore three times a
week. Beautiful styles of mixed straw
in continental shapes. Everything IN
millinery line OF newest styles can be
found 10 this establishment.
Mr.. John Ferneyhough, OF Middlesex,
came I'D on the steamer Caroline Friday,
and was the guest of Mr.. Nelson Decker.
Mr.. +. was gallant Confederate soldier
and was a member OF the famous Fred
ericksburg Artillery. He said Main
street is so much changed and improved
that he hardly knew it.