The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04
The Cl1YS GENERAL NEWS
f1cAhD f-ltAAhlD UP and CONDENSED u:
81, THE IsNTERP1sIsE REPORrIsR.
Seen, Heard and Belieued.

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Seen, Heard and Relieved,
The Towers and Virginias fail
ed to come together again on
sunday last, on, account of the
weather and the game has been
indefinitely postponed. This is
to be regretted as the game
would have been hot one, and
lovers of the sport feel greatly
disappointed. tits probable the
game will be re.arranged and
played this season, after the
squaw winter has merged into
beautiful Indian summer.
As Peter Schipley was return.
ing from Eveleth Monday night
Ia buckle in the harness became
unfastened and as his white
horse is quite timid, became
frightened and commenced kick.
ing, and Pete being in the
right location, he was the victim
Of some severe pounding.
The Virginian has made it's
first change in management, af.
ter an existence of six months,
D. A. Cuppernoll succeeding w.
Fl. McGarry as editor of the
sheet: Mr.. McGarry goes to
Chicago, where he will engage
in a hlghec: order of literary
work.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w.. Hamilton, a 9-pound daugh-
ter. ut their Central avenue resi-.
dence, Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The Enterprise joins
their umerous friends in wish.
ing for the future welfare and
prosperity of the little one.
Tommy looks pleasant and pass
es the cigars.
Mrs. John Bond, a lady well
known to many on this and the
Vermilion range, died at the
residence of W. P. Mars, for
whom she was keeping house,
at 1920 p. m. Tuesday. De
ceased was formerly Mrs. Geo.
Led]ow, Of Tower, by whom she
had four children. Rev. e. N.
Ray mond offciated az the funer.
er4 services, which were held
from the house next to the post
office, or Thursday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. p. church will give a Dime
Social at the Parsonage on Fri
day evening next. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served. All
are invited.
The arc and incandescent
lamp light furnished by the Vir.
ginia Light & Water Co., are
noticed to have been greatly i'm.
proved in brilliancy, the result
of new machinery being placed
throughout and the juice comes
dashing along the wires with
more force. Owing to long
years of experience Frank Ans.
leris far from being a novice
in the electrical art.
Fire Co. No. 1 held a practice
meeting Monday evening and as
it was too wet to pull the hose
cart out the company was split
and the ladders were used. The
boys are quite we'll acquainted
with their duty and some good
! work could be done at a fire.
Olav Nielsen, who has hereto
fore acted as local agent for The
Fidelity Mutual Life Association
of Philadelphia, and who recent,
ly resigned that position, left on
Monday for Hibbing, accompan.
led by his family. Mr.: Nielsen
has purchased a confectionery
store and business at Hibbine
and will in the future conduct
the same. Success to you, Mr..
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Andrew Anderson, delivery.
man for the Virginia Cash Gro.
Gerry Co., who has occupied the
west room of the Sutherland
block for some weeks past, has
purchased the Nielsen residence
on Spruce street, and Monday
mNed his family thereto.
Beatty & Sibbald, having beer
awarded the contract to builo
the Eveleth school building,
have a large force workins
thereon and will have the educa
tional structure completed a.
soon as possible. ..
Andrew Dahl has moved hi,
stock Of fruit and confectioner,
from the Schipley to his. owl
block this week, where he will
get his share Of trade. as here
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