The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-17

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Mics salre Montgomery left Thursday
tor Norfols, where she has accepted II
position
Col. +. d. Cole, Mrs Cole and daugh-
ter. Miss Alice. have returned from At
lantic City.
Ex.Mayor NJ. G. Willis and vile and
Miss Mollie Gordon have returned from
Atlantic City
Mr.. Jas. Ashby, superintendent OF
schools. OF Stafford county, WAS in the
city Thursday.
Miss Susan Mallory Yates has returned
home from two months visit 10 the IT
Louis Exposition.
Mrs Geo W Hanes and son. IL Wash-
ingtOu. are visiting the family Of Mr. j.
" PaS ne. near Brooke.
Messrs Ernest Strsus aud Lewis Kaui-
man, of Richmond. were guests OF Miss
Carline Hirsh on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Ashby, of Stafford, left
Thursday for King William county,
where she will attend school.
The buildings OF the Fredericksburg
College have been greatly improved by
being handsomely reprinted.
Or. Horace b. Hall and daughter, Miss
Julia. have returned hometrOm Culpeper,
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. Henry 6 Lane former student, OF
fredericksburg College. is in the city en-
ronte 20 the Theological Seminary.
Misc Flora Mason, who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs.E. J, Smith has re
turned to her home in King George,
The city electric lights went ont Thurs
day night about l l O'Clock. caused by q
tree falling BcrOss the wire and breaking
it.
Mr Ben Purvis and Mr., John Green
had successful s0ra hunt st Aqua Greek
Thursday. They brought back over 500
sOrs.
William H. Blackley, OF SpOtsylysnia,
and Elizabeth Blanton OF Caroline cOun-
ty. were licensed Wednesday TO marry IN
Washington.
The Ladies' Memorial Association, of
which Mrs Turner wAs a member, viii
meet at hP- late residence at 2:A' 20 AT
tend the funeral
County Treasurer ". 6. billiard, OF
SpotsylvaniA, was in the city Friday
and received a warm greeting from bis
many friends here.
Among the delegates to the Farmers
Congress at ST. Louis from Virginia ap-
pointed by Gov Montague is Hon j. d.
e. Beverley, OF Essex.
Mre. J. Stansbury Wallace and two
children have returned from "Santee.
the Gordon homestead in Caroline, where
they spent some time.
( Young lady wants position to teach
children under II years Ofagp. Reference
wanted and besr given. Address A. Is.
| T. FreIericksburg. Va. los 30
Mrs. f. @. Garner and children, OF
Washington, who have been visiting
relatives here, have returned home,
accompanied by Miss Flossie Garner.
Mrs.. Il. ". Middleton has returned
from her country home in Fauquier, and
is a guest at the Exchange Hotel. Mr..
Middleton will return during the month.
Eugene Parker Shelton, the 2]s months
old child nf Mr.. and N g ines shelton,
died at the home ofits parents Thursday
evening. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. C. W. Jones has returned from
New York, accompanied by bis milliner,
Miss HOllydsy. He has purchased q
most beautiful STOCK for the fall and Win
ter trade.
When you want a beautifully finished
and nd to date photograph OF yourself
ron can have il made at the Frederieks-
burg Davis Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class in every respect,
Thomas Manuel has instituted divorce
proceedings in the Corporation Court
against his wife, Hattie Manuel. both
eoIored. Frederick W. Coleman lie attor-
new Tor the plaintiff, Thomas Manuel
The Daughters Of the Coniederecy are
requested by the President. Mrs. Mamie
s. Barney, TO meet at the residence oil the
late Mrs. Susan Turner, on George ST..
Saturday at 2:45 p. m. TO attend her
funeral.
Beautiful designs in millinery can al
WAYS betoundat the establishment OF Mrs.
ID. t. Smith & Co, ON Main street We
are closing out our spring and summer
stock at low prices to make ready l0r
the coming fall.
IL is with pleasure we announce we are
now prepared 10 furnish family trade
with the following celebrated brands ot
liquor; Fairfax, FAirmont, Sylvan
Grove. Keystone. Old Henry, and other
leading brands. Stafford agents for the
celebrated Portner Beer. Special atten-
ton given to mail orders. Soliciting a
share OF your patronage, we are, very
respectfully, l.. G. Roach 4 Co. aul1 Pm
HE Norris, the ieweler pays the
highest prices in cash OF trade for old
cold and silver.