The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-25

The village Of Eyeleth is fast
becoming a thriving burg, and
willie it is not conceded by Vir.
ginians to be the coming city o1
the range, it cannot but be ac
know!edged that it's prospects
for being a prosperous village
are bright, indeed. Surrounded
as it is by a great amount OF
standing pine, which means the
employment of many men
throughout the winter months,
and having in close contiguity
several mines, two of which
the Adams and Fayal-are
among the best on the entire
range, the future of Eveleth is
no longer a myth. The town is
at present made lively by the
sound of the hammer and saw,
and new buildings are springing
up. mushroom like, on every
side. The village council, also,
seems to be up.and up in their
aggressive policy, and good
streets, good walks, water works
and other public imp rovements
have been made under the pres
ent regime. just now they are
clearing the townsite of stumps,
stone and brush, entire, and in
this move Virginia might take a
lesson. especially considering
the fact that an ordinance to ef-
feet such an end has heretofore
been passed. Virginians have
naught to fear of Eveleth as a
competitor, but as a thriving
neighbor her acquaintance
should be made.
Bro Kiley, of the Grand Rap
ids Herald, has been rubbing
the gruff the wrong way on
State Game Warden Fullerton;
and the latter demands a retrac-
ton by letter, which is given
not-in the last issue. From
the statements made by the Her.
aid, Mr.. Fullerton can make
more political capital by tending
to his business properly than by
opening his steam exhaust in
the presence of the hobo report.
ers of city dailles The charges
made by Kiley, which we do not
believe would be published un.
less true. should remove Mr..
Fullerton from official position
and give him chance to learn
the shoemaker's trade.
;. It is stated that a strong effort
will be made to reorganize Vir-
ginia Camp No. 1855, Modern
Woodmen of America, which,
although organized only last
spring, has disbanded, attribute.
BILE to lack of interest and incom-
petent management. Every civic
society is tutor of valuable les
sons and should all people live
according to their teachings the
alleged mission of the church
would 6e bereft of a working
basis.
Chas. Johnson, the clergy stu
dent who has been closely iden-
tilted with and of much aid to
the Swedish Lutheran Church IN
this city the past summer, left
on Wednesday for St. Peters,
where he will again enter col.
lege.
! Will L. Honnold, superintend'
: ent of the Mahoning, tarried in
the city between trains on Mon
day. Mr.. Honnold was enroute
for San Francisco, and upon his
return will bring not only a boz
! of fine Havanas but a beautiful
bride from the sunny slopes o5
the Pacific, as we'll.
A social under the auspices OF
the Women's Benevolent Society
of the Presbyterian church will
be rendered in the spacious lee
ture room of the church this eve
ming.
Lafontise Curtis and thu
"cIOWlnS matcn" al CrOckeJt
Opera House tonight. Corbett
Fitzsimmons contest apparently
lost to Virginia.
Divine services will be held by
; The Ven. T. H, M. Villiers Ap
pleby, M. A., Archdeacon O.
Minnesota, in the Presbyterian
church in this city on Tuesday
} October Goth, at 7:30 p. M
Rev. Jas. McGonigle of Towe
; will assume the rectorship of tn
new Episcopal church IN thi
city when complete, holding ser
vices in this city and at Towe
on alternate Sundays.