The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14
L0CM NOTES AND COMMENT.

rhe members of the ]ocal
lodge s. H. & E. F. Of A., will
give q basket social and winter
picnic at their pleasant lodge
room in the O'Connor block, on
the evening of December goth.
Andrew Oberst, new local
manager of the John Gund
Brewing company's agency at
misplace, took charge ef and
entered upon the duties of h,s
position Monday morning.
Jacob Stein aud E. J..
O'Rpnrke, of Brentwood, Mlch.,
wersin the city during the week.
a Apvetlisfits of humanity ap-
pears to be that the man who
renders the least assistance in
the support of a local paper is
usually the one who tells other
people and the editor how the
paper ought to be ruin. We
have noticed it.
L. T.. Prescott moved into his
neat new residence on Lake
Boulevatd yesterday.
Tie Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. church will hold q Christ
mas Bazaar on Tuesdny and
Wednesday, December 18 and 19.
in west room of Nelson Bakery
Building. All kinds of fancy
and useful articles will be on
sale, suitabfs for Christmas pres
e,1ts, and tissue paper flowers of
all kinds. Home made confec-
tionery. cake, bread, doughnuts.
and other eatable articles, will
be tor sale. Donations of any
kind will oe GLADLY accepted.
Tuesday afternoon refreshments
will be served from 6o'clock. ~
A new tw0- bohrd sidewalk is
being put Gown Oh Central ave.
nue. north, in place of Cthe plank
walk which was taken up during
the past summer.
A masquerade ball is being ar
ranged for at Crockett's Opera
House, in this city to be given
on: Monday evening, Jansary IA.
Costumes will be for rent in the
city.. and further information
willsbe given by The Enterprise
later The. best of tuusl6 will be
be unfinished and a g. od titf1e is
anticipated.
We have seen better sleighing
and doubt not that we shall
see it again.
DR.. Stuart Bates, of Virginia,
Minn., wao in town during the
week. The doctor is MAYOR of
the Mesaba metropolis. and de,
clares that Virginia is just a
little bit the best town in the
Northwest:- -fronwo6d News:Rs.
Record.
G. G.. Miller, representing tie
Duluth Paper Co., was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. L. McNeel went to Du-
luth on Wednesday to- be pres
eut at the Duluth High School
Concert, in which her daughter,
Sadie, took part.
Ernest Tullberg went to T Tower
on Tuesday.
Dr.ZZ. K. Brown Visited Du.
luth on Tuesday.
Hon. Neil McInnis went tt St.
Paul on Tuesday to look over
the Legislative field beforehand.
Neil is destined to make q work
er in the house, and will be an
honor to the people of his dis:
trict.
A change i'll business has been
made between Messrs. P. Sulli.
van and VIM. Rooney whereby
the firth of Sullivan & Rodney
has been dissolved, Mr.. Rooney
continuing the BUSINESS at the
old stand. In the dea1 Mr.
!; Rooney obtains title to thu
building and lot occupied by thu
partnership, while the adjoining
corner, the y: & I. r. ticket of
flee site, becomes the propert.
of Mr.. Sullivan, and on whicl
he will doubtless build a sub
| stantial brick structure anothe
year. Both these gentleme
are among Virginia's Oldest pic
neers, and have the best wishe
Of The Enterprise for CONNER
cial success.
: A. j. Ross, of St. Thoma:
North Dakota, has entered
partnership with Robert Nj
Gruer in the business of til
4 Virginia Lumber and Suppl
;, company, successors to the vi
ginia Lumber company. M