The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24

visit To her daughter, Mrs W. Nhll'I'
in Washington.
Mr.. G.. O'Conor Goodrich left Thursday
for Wvtheville. to take the examination
before the Court OF Appeals
Miss Salle Lyell Tapscott is the guest
of rlatives in Lancaster county, where
she will spend several weeks.
Mrs :. C. Rowlett and Miss Sarah
Badham. of Charleston. ;. g.. am the
quests OF MIR. Chas C.. Rowlett-
Miss Mary Moncure has accepted po-
sition AZ typewriter and stenographer
for the Karsten Commission Company
Messrs. r. r. Knox Il Bro. have i'm
proved their Sumac extract works ana
other property with an attractive coat
OF paint.
Norris the jewelcr and optician' sstock
of engagement. wedding, signet ana
birth stone rings are unsurpassed Ill
beauty and quality.
Mr.. John VI. Holiday, of Spotsyl
yauia. has received 400 black bass FISH
from the Government Hatchery 10 place
in North Anna river.
Our line of Royal muslin underwear ap-
peals So strongly 10 every lady VINO mas
used them that they will have no other.
The T. ~ Brent store.
Miss Margaret Waner.of Washington.
who has been the guest Of Gen d. u.
Wheeler and wife. returned to Washing
ton Thursday morning.
For the prettiest hats, for the prettic,st
ribbons. for everything pretty IN mini
merry 20 To Mrs. d. +. Smith y Co.' Nam
St fredericksburg. Va
Miss Mary Wallace. who is taking the
course for trimmed nurse at "A hospital in
Richmond. il at the home OF her parents.
i'm Stafford. for short vacation.
You will never be- made tot eel ashamed
of the quality OF your gift YOU present
or any occasion il you select 1t from
Norris. the jeweler and opticlan.
Mr.. r. X. Moncure. who has been visit
ing his parents has returned Ia Norfolk
where he was assigned To the Battlcshlp
Iowa. and will soon leave on long
cruise.
President R. Z. Blackwell, IL. D..
President of Randolph-Mac College AT
Ashland. will speak at the Methodist
church here Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Have your eyes tested and glasses fit
ted by an experienced optician. Nor1s.
the ieweler and optician, has had twenty
wears experience. All eycsrxamined Tree.
Try him.
Mrs. Rebccca Raines and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Clarice Garrison, left 10y steamer
Caroline Thursday for Urbanna, Irving
ton and other points on the lower Rap
pahannOck.
Mr. :. Smith Lee. son OF Capt. y. NJ.
Lee. il sick with typhoid fever NJ High,
land Home" in Stafford. trained
nurse from baltimore took charge oil
him Thursday.
David Pratt and Helen Watkins, col
ored. both OF this city. were married
Thursday evening mt New Ark church IN
Spotsylvania county Rev. Willis Rob
insOn Oticlated,
The many friends of Mrs. 5. Sydney
Bradford will be pleased TO know she Is
we'll enough to ride out. She will 20 to
the mountains OF Virginia az soon as she
is able TO travel.
NIL. J. Payne and family, formerly
of Spotsvlvania. recently Of West VIZ
ginia. have moved to this city to reside;
Mr.. PAYNE has been engaged in railroad
contract work in West Virginia.
Roasting ears. the first Of the season,
were on sale at Rowe's Market store
Friday morning. They Were from stall
ford. 4 supply from the 'Brompton
gardens will be ready Saturday.
Messrs. D. B. Tenant, C. C. Tenant
and b. A. Blenmer, of Richmond, arrived
here Thursday evening in their automo-
bile. spent the night and left Friday Tor
Manassas to visit the battlefields in that
section.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make it. All work guaranteed tirst-class
in every respect.
Mrs. ]. Lee Koiner and daughter, Miss
Marie Koiner. OF Charlotte, y. e., have
been guests of the family OF Mr.. {. ".
Jones for several days. Mrs. X. Is the
daughter of Mr. W. J. Moon, and was
born and raised here. They left for Rich
mond Friday
The body of Mrs. Sarah Renaud, who
died at Moss Neck last year and which
has been in the vault at the cemetery
here. was taken by Messrs. Whitner 4
Sacrev to Washington Wednesday morn
ing and put in a vault there, preparatory
TO shipment TO France.
MFR. W. X. Goodrich, who graduated
in law at the University of Virginia this
month. passed a successful examination
beIore the Court OF Appeals in February
last and received bis diploma aud right
Tn nractice law five months before he re-
ceiyed his degree from the University.
Reduction in price ofready-made skirts
About ~ skirts, priced at $l.1o, Sl.9D,
81. %. reduced TO $1.19. About, 20
Peady.made skirts, regular value -, june
sale price S2.9s. About 80 assorted
styles and cOlors, ranging in price rom
$3.50 TO $3.50. any Of this lot, June
! price. $4.9S. c. W. Jones.