The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-26
THE CITY'S GENERAL NEWS
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Seen, Heard tt7td Believed.

Thomas Mcmahon, engineer
in the mill of the r. E. White
Lumber company at Mountain
Iron, had the misfortune to be
thrown from a broncho which he
had hired from the Sellers liv-
cry on Tuesday, striking head
hrst, receiving injuries which
redered him unconscious. He
was carried to the Sellers livery
where his wounds ::were dressed
BY Dr. q. K. Brown.
4 good old fashioned picnic
party left on Saturday morning
for Ely lake, returning late that
evening. Aside from the fact
that it rained all day and every
body looked as though they had
taken an involuntary bath, a
good time was had.
Fred Barrett, Jr., being one
OF the Tower base ballists, &C.
companied the excursion to our
city Sunday last. Fred is a fine
young fellow and will fill the ed
itorial chair on the Tower Jour
nal until fall when he will re.
sumo his M. D. studies at Rush
Medical college, Chicago.
Mrs. Nj. Delfeld Will leave on
Monday for a visit at her old
home at Des Moines, Iowa, after
which she will visit the Chicago
and Detroit markets and select
her fall and winter stock of mill
inery goods before her return.
She will be absent for several
weeks.
An Italian band Of fifteen in
struments will be organized in
this: city before fall.
The Modern Woodmen meet
on Monday evening next.
The Macabees met in their
lodge room in the Dahl block on
Monday evening.
Iron Junction and Eveleth are
to play ball at the Eveleth park
Sunday.
An entertainment and supper
by the Swedish Lutheran society
at Dahl's hall, on Saturday even
ing last, was well attended.
DR.. z. <. Brown improves his
elegant residence on Central ave
nue. by the addition Of a veranda.
Rev. O. J. Gary and Rev. J.
M. Wheaton sanctified the wilds
of Ely lake by their presence the
first of the week. They report
a pleasant outing and good fish.
ing.
Miss Beatrice Sylvester. ad.
vance representative of the Me-
Kanlass Colored Concert COM
pany, was in the city the first of
the week making arrangements
for Virginia dates for the com
pany. They will entertain our
citizens at Crockett's Opera
House on Thursday and Friday
evenings, August 9th and 9th,
and our citizens may expect a
rare musical treat.
The party rendered by the
Virginia City Band at Crockett's
Opera House last evening was a
social and financial success, the
boys clearing about thirty dol
lars. Music was furnished by
the new Virginia Orchestra, and
was as fine as was ever heard in
the city.
j. O. Shadbolt, the genial pro.
prletor of the new chicago Dry
Goods store, attends to business
in Duluth today.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
catholic church will meet at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Schip.
ley, Chestnut street, on Wednes-
day afternoon at 9 o'clock.
The first issue of The Ely
Miner, Bro. Schaefer's new pap
er, has filed it's appearance upon
our exchange table, and gives
evidence not only of hustling on
the part of the proprietor but of
an inclination to push a good
thing along by the wide awake
people of Ely.
The Eveleth Star editor evi
IDENTIFY feels greatly miffed over
the lack of courtesy extended
him by the Virginia base ball
management, but fails to show
his presumed manhood in his
contemptibly slanderous article
in Tuesdays issue relative to