The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-06

scattered about the. city. the past
week. t4tOss Of the dodgers was
hsnAed. "WhSS sklall 1ado.to '>he
saSsA7' So,ae one with a. de-
gree 81 humor, after. the ques-
tson, wrote the comforting wost's
"Chew~ Peerless. " Ely Miner.
Blankets of every description
aaaa price at jackson & Co.'S.
Three catgees Of ore; the last,
tnr the season, left Two ,Qarbors
On Monday.
jackson n Co. handle the Sest
teas and codees in the city.
The Red Lake reservation will
be opc n I'd for settle, .,nent>. early
next spring:
Ma ,kinawss rubbers, German
sox, 1T jackson & Co.'S.
John Fitzpatrick, an aged resi-
dent of Iron: Junction, died on
Snnday;;kts remains being inter-
red in the Iron Junction ! GENE.
tary on Tuesday. $3.50.
>"Easy*chairs, lounges, ccnter
tables, easels, ,pictures-->every.
thing to make. home beautiful at
the Virginia Furniture Co., at
lower than Duluth prices.
John Costin, Jr.. real estate
and insurance, will remove his
Office from the Jackson block to
the new Sullivan block.
Building paper and hardware.
complete supply. at Prescott &
Mars 20.
Counterfeit ten dollar gold
pieces are again in vogue on the
range. Beware.
Makeyour wife happy by pre-.
sentinE her uith one of those
fine willow rockers to be had OF
the Vsginsa Furniture Co.
A race from Central avenue tc
Wyoming, on Chestnut street.
Monday afternoon, in which
four dogs were entered, furnished
fleeing amusement for special
ors. Patroleman Scotland is the
proud owner of the winner.
A dog.6ght on Chestnut street
near the public library, on Wed
snesday afternoon caused "a dis
coloration of the snow and :;
bubble of excitement for tn
sports.
Purely I'crso,.ut.
Mrs. Alex Nelson and daugh
ter, Of 4shpeminx, were in tn!
city GA Friday and Satarda,
last
H. A. Sodergren, of the Cit,
Drug Store. returned on Mon
day evening from a trip to Calu
met. Mich. During" his absenc
Mr.. Sodergren also visited tn
'Twia City markets, where h
purchased an elegant Holida,
stock.
Jas. B.. Lyons, ~ formerly OF
orator at the D. & I. r., in ,hi
city, took in the Vermilion town
over Sunday, returning on Tues
day evening.
Chas. Farm, as proprietor O
the STAG Bakery, has worked u,
a most enviable patronage, inter
viewed his numerous Hibbin
customers on Monday and Tues
day
John A. Prince has accepted
position as night. blacksmith a
the Victoria.
2. j. Ryan and Morris Peter
son were over from Mountai,
>l:Cn ~: Monday 4vnninH.
Dr.. &. ". Miller an<l wife vii
leave tie first of next week for :;
Holiday visit at the Doctors oil,
home, Columbus, Ohio.
Max Shapiro came down from
Tower on Monday, to look after
Virginia Business interests.
Dr. Stuart Bates was a Duluth
visitor Tuesday.
City Attorney Larsen, of Hlb
bingf paid his respects to Vir
ginians on Sunday. If Uncas
would pay something more, hi.
periodical presence in the city
would be more appreclable tt
1Hany. ~.
Frank E.nain was over faou
Biwabik on Monday.
Mesdames G. Nelson and Ber
:Mathieson, of Mountain Iron,
were in the city on Tuesday.
Bro, Wescott, of the Ely Times
was a visitor to the Mesaba met.
repolis on Monday.
John stauoer went to Duluth
ON Tuesday. ::
W. g. Pratt attended to bust.