The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-22
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Mr.. covington's independence Marriage Of His
Son Many Other Interesting Items Personals
Stcyensburg, Va, Nov. 10 1906

Mr.. COvingt0n's independence Manlage OF MS
Son Many Other Interesting Items Personals.
Stevcnsburg. Va, Nov. ~. 1906
had "A relative with me- once " ho
Dragged upon the fact that her han.s
never made bread Well. how thankful
AIN tha. c.u du any thing on the farm.
dn not care what II L.. no or out ul
doors. and it makes mr ind pendent.
Can't any man pluW "A stiaighirr mrrow
ar milk "A cow better irt hrr klch or not.
We'll. at the appointed time my SON.
A-hhy. aud Miss Tiara llanSbroug,i were
murrlrI. aud | WAS told uu Yesterday
that people looked for "A long account ui
TIN marriage from nae They do not
need ana, lac nmrndatiuu from anyone, /
~ Re-, Mr. rug", who married them, F.
said o. M. "tlat young man has the
finest face ever SAW aud his vile need
not i,tr of anything. ior heWill certainly .
look after her l,-. he viii. Tor hr WAS
one nf the most devoted aud ohrdlrnt +
children 10 his mother ever saw. My /
brother. " : CoNurtun. ui Missouri /
who was raised iu E~~rN county. wa-
iu-t such another boy, and De- made an F.
excellent husband Show mc boys or .
piil- " ho are goui to their mothcr aud .
Will insur. They VIII make good hu~ .
bands ara Wives Ny son and hls bride +
received all, NJ - useful pn~rut-. ~ hrh F.
showed their standing The church was /
packed with l~.npl. and they took the |
train to their hnui-. near Rio. Alhrmhrlr /
rounty. ON Oct. 3uth. the day oi their /
marriage.
Well thr election j. over and never /
since have been in this country was .
thnrr surh a small vote east, only - /
east AT this place. and -'e the vote VIA .
small all over Virginia. except in the Hth /
aud 9TH districts But my didn't pr /
Simmons give Judge Stunde - close .
shave. less than 200 majority. after al. +
th. blow aud blow. Then, tco. just look I.
how swanson u-eI tu carry the 9TH dis .
trict
Miss Mae Burt ln. OF Brandy, this week /
slipped from homr aud went to Thar /
lnttc-villr AMI WAS married
Mr. RoWel-. wife nnd daughter. who .
have been residents of this vicinity Tor /
over 30 years, ON account Oi their AK" /
went tn Falls Church To- he near their
three sons, Luther. Maury and Sam. who /
can look better after their comforts
They lrit one of the best homes in tins
section We regret So much to give
them up. May heaven watch over and
keep them faithful 10 the end.
Mrs f. A Chewing has returned after
five weeks stay with her daughtcr, Miss
Madge. from Johns Hopkins Hospital,
where she was successfully operated on
for appendicitis.
Mr. TAylOr Chewing il here. lust re-
covered from spell oi typhoid fever.
from the Emergency Hospital oi Wash
ington.
Mr. Dick Burton. after three months
suen. il up again. and his daughter. Miss
Richie. il nearly we'll of spell OF fever
Mr. James legg. who j. - years old.
a Confederate Veteran, j. up again, after
"a four weeks spell
Mr. Henry Fields il spending the night
with me and asked who was probably
the leading physician around here. told
him Dr. Thompson. who would be- more
missed today II he should be taken away
than any one know oi He is quiet,
gentle. efficient. prompt and ever nady
AT all times and under all circumstances
To do bis duty.
Rev. \. ). ! Rice. who has served u
one wear, has gone 10 Conference, and We
hope he may be returned, for he aud his
family are indeed good people.
Mrs. Curtis went To Washington 10
find quarters for the winter, but alter
looking around concluded Stevensburg
was the best place To live.
Mrs. Herring Cnee Miss Susie lIever-
comb has Just presented her family with
"A son. 80 has Mrs Glore
believe folks have Just about finished
seeding wheat
Mr.. Stout has moved in his new house
built since his was destroyed last May
by fire.
Talk about labor Why everything
regulates itself. God has so intended,
and he looks after all these things.
Thousands Of cattle have been sold out
Of this section since fall begun, and small
ones shipped in return to be- fed aud fat
tened in our fine and excellent country.
Last winter some six or seven hundred
birds were shipped from Alabama here
and they did not increase a. was expect
ed on the game preserves. \ Hood many
wild turkeys have been killed.
Mr.. Chambers SissOn, "a good man who
frequented your city great deal, II III
inst his same condition, has To be- waited
ON ike a child. How true the old say
ING. "Once man and twice child.
Miss Emma Jones and her sister, Mrs.
II. B. Jones, have returned from West
Virginia where they went to visit their
brother Hervy Jones.
Mr.. j. W Lgg has just finished an,
other Kiln Of brick in his new plant ana
its works fine
Several persons did not seed any wheat
on account Of the wet weather. Those
who did seed have poor stand.
Miss Annie Stout will leave today Tor
Washington to spend the winter.
Mr.. Cary Stout was surprised last
week by number Of his neighbors rush
ing upon him at night and supplying his
room with necessary articles he lost ~
the fire last May. 1t was showing how
much his neighbors liked him.
Mr.. Valley Gordon. who il out in the
far West, is showing his appreciation OF
those who cared for him in the South To
send in good amount frequently to
them.
We heard on yesterday that Mr.. Edgar
Willis. of Ljgnum, was a candidate tOr
treasurer. He would make Il most eX-
Gellent one.
| visited the Jamestown Exposition
grounds this week, aud it looks a. II II |
will surpass St Louis in her great one
two years ago. We can then say, "Hur-
rah for Virginia
1t looks as il those Essex people are
going to fight yet over the grand jury |
presenting the card players in the hotels
in Tappahannock.
A great many people believe that gam
blers were smoking in n shop and burnt
Mr.. PARIS buildings at Brandy.
Good morning.
T. X. Coyington.