The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-25

friends at Urbanna.
MIR. \. Randolph Howard sent his
handsome horse. DR. Ried, To the Orange |
Hurse Show Monday.
Miss Annie T. Gordon. OF this city. is
guest ol Miss Adra +. Bradbury near
Nason's, in Orange county.
Miss Margaret Erwin and Miss Lottie
slower. ui Baltimore, Md, arr the guests
of MIR. +. +. Convey aud family.
Mrs. S.Wills Howard and Miss Emma |
4 Ball will leave Tuesday iOr Ashland, |
Richmond and Old Point. 10 visit friends.
Mrs. +. r. Martin, Miss Alice K. Cor
5nn and Miss ;. Parker lIerndoulelt Fri F,
dav Tor an extended trip through the
West.
Miss Lucy Hall has returned from
Richmond. where she has been IN the hos
pital Tor some time. She l. much I'M
proved.
Mr.. Henry Warden and family have
moved to their new hone, Hazel hill,
which has recently undergone many I'M
proyements.
Mrs d. ;. Russell who has been i'll at
her home in Roanoke. has recovered.
Her mother. Mrs f.. NJ. Crutchheld, has
returned here.
DIR. NJ NJ. Lewis wife and children. lett
for Atlantic City, Nd, Monday morning
and will be- guestsat the "Arcdale hotel
for two weeks.
Rev. W. j. Morton, Of Alexandria, was
in the city Monday and visited ms
nar.nts at Nottingham. returning
home Monday night
For the prettiest hats. for the prettl.e,s,.t
ribbons. for everything prtty IN iIl'i!l-
merry 20 10 Mrs. d. +. Smith y Oo.' Nam
-. fredericksburg. Va
Mrs. John Daniel. who has lNen the
pne.t Of her sisters the Misses tltzhugh'
ON Hanover street, returned To her home
in Washington saturday
You are fixing for yoursummeroutIng.
You need suit case, hand satchrl or
trunk. The most complete line oi AL
th,.s,. il To h. had at C.. ". Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Bell arr on ten
DAYS trip 10 New York. Mr.. Bell VIII
buy furniture stock. etc, Tor i'II' alV+'
which a number OF resorts VIII be'iSl'eu'
1t pays to buy your watches from
reliable and skilful dealer, whose guaran-
Tee means allit says. Norris, the leweer
and optician, will give You every guar
antee.
To complete the outfit for summer you
want pretty ribbons, pretty belts, hand
satchels. collars. pretty lace pins, beauty
pins. side and back combs, handkerchieis'
hosiery. etc. c. W. Jones has them.
Birthday anniversary and wedding
presents. the finest of all kinds manuiac-
tured bv the most reliable factories oil
the country. are sold with guarantee
by Norris. the jeweler and optician.
Miss Rennolds. of Scranton, Pa, the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Hurkamp, sang
beautiful solos Sunday-in the morning
at st. Georges and at night at Trinity
churches.
Norris signet. engagement, wedding
and other rings are all sold WIN
a guarantee. II il il stamped IL, IA or
10 karat, it means that and nothing
less. 1t will assay that at the /. ;. mint.
Miss Frances Howard. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randolph Howard, lett
saturday for Atlantic City, where she
will be- with her aunt, Mrs Clearance H.
Howard. who is spending some time
there.
Economical buyer, you cannot aiord
to let this 10 days cut price sale cioSe
without supplying your immediate
wants. Remember, we offer every lilng
in this great stock at cut prices. The !.
n. Brent Store.
When YOU want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericksburg Davis Gallery is prepared 10
make it. All work guaranteed first-class
in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Colbert, OF FredeIr-
icksburg. are guests OF the latters
brother. Jno. d. Gressitt. Robt.
Thomas and Harry White, ofFrederick Ks
burg, are spending lew days at 'ne
u IN
Fredericksburg, is the guest OF Joe Corn
well.-Southside Sentinel. Urbanna.
There has been no more charming adj
dition to the list OF guests than Mrs.
Charles G.. Rowlett and her sister, Miss
Maude Embrey, Of fredericksburg, both
handsome and attractive women. Miss
| Embrey has the added gift Of a beautiful
and highly cultured voice.-l4etter from
Rockbridge Alum Springs in Times-Dis-
patch.
Willie Edwards, living near Shiloh,
King George county, was hurt Tuesday
~ last week. Mr.. Edwards was carry
inc some timber on his shoulder and a
horse ran by him, striking piece ot
timber and knocking the young man
down. DR.. f. l.. Ashton found his col
lar hone had beeH broken, and that there
were indications of the skull having been
| fractured.
Grammer. the months old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur P. Thornton, died sun
day morning, July 10th, at o'clock a.
m. at Barboursville, Orange county
where the family arrived on July llth
for the summer, and was inferred the
following afternoon at the family bury
ing ground, Burlington" the residence
of the late James Barbour Newman
Mrs. Thorpton's paternal grandfather