The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-04-12
LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES.


Good Friday.
The Emmet Hotel is beins
treated to a new tar roof.
Rosaries. cracifix, scapula
prayer books, ETC., at Potvir
Bros
Chas. Young erects a new
building near the west end oI
Chestnut street for the accom-.
mediation of his book and news
depot.
Capt. Wilcox and NJ. F. Bar.
ber are over from Biwabik to
day. /
The Virginia. Base Ball as
sociation gives a grand ball on
Monday evening next, April Is,
at Crocketts Hall, and intend to
give the participants a good So
cial time A goo1 ball team,
such as Virginia will certainly
attain this season, is a good
showing for any town. and there
are many equipments which
are necessary in such an organ.
ization and is the reason of the
giving OF this bail. # you do
not intend to 30 purchase a tick.
ct of one of the members and
help it along. Tickets 81, sup
per extra at the Colu mbia cafe.
S. Sivola, of Calumet, Mich,
one of the earliest investors in
Virginia in the fall of '92, visits
friends in the city. Mr.. Sivola
is, like all othcrs who have not
seen Virginia since it's embryo
days. greatly surprised at the
evidences Of thrift and prosper.
ity visible on every hand.
John Howsen, Of Ironwood.
Mich, arrived in our city Satur-
day last, and will spend some
time here visiting friends.
The school board of Tower
must be anything but human &C.
cording to some of our exchanges.
Evele!h nas organized two base
ball clubs and, perhaps, they can
not look to their easy defeat from
the Virginia .invincibles in fu.
ture days.
Seth Sellers, our hustling liv.
cry. man. made a business trip to
Tower Tuesday returning Thurs
day.
Geo. Callien, of the City Drug
Store, is in Minneapolis this
week.
Easter services will be held at
the Catholic church on Easter
Sunday, the 14th, and will be
made interesting by the select
singing by the choir of Peters
mass. This church has now a
very large congregation and the
church is a credit to our growing
city.
New sidewalk has been con.
structed to the corners of Cleve
land avenue and Spruce St., to
connect with the M. e. and Pres.
byterian chulch, thus making a
much better walk to and from
services.
Uno Sodergren, of Calumet,
Michigan, visits his brother, of
the City Drug Store.
Jerry Burke is laid up with a
cut foot, received while cutting
trestle timber for the Drake &
Stratton company. He will be a
half toe minus hereafter.
J. o. johnson has leased the
City Bakery for another year.
the papers being filed this week.
E: Archambau]t. who has been
on the sick list for some time
past; is again able to be around
DR.. W. A. Holiday, who prior
to the fire had an Office in the old
Bank building, was in the city
on Wednesday, for the first time
since being buried out. He is
now located in Duluth.
B. Schuttinger, of Duluth, has
leased the east room of the Suth
erland building and is this week
having same fitted up for a dry
goods establishment. He is now
busy unpacking ard arranging
his stock and will probably be
ready for business tomorrow.
The Jewish residents of Vir
ginia now commemorate tht
Feast Of the Passover.
Landlord johnson, of the Ho
tel Svea, has this week caused
every room in his house to b<
wired and supplied With electric
lights, the first house in virgini:
to be thus so completely eqGip
ped.