The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-07-03

principal, held in the Presbyter-
ian church on Friday evening
last, were well attended. Each
number on the program was
we'll rendered, rejecting credit
alike upon the teacher and
scholars !. The flag drill was
perhaps the most enjoyable
number, a hearty encore bring.
ing the drill corps before the au-
dience for the second time. Mu.-
sic for the entertainment was
furnished by the Gem Orchestra
and at the conclusion of the pro.
gram an ice cream social was
held in the church lecture room.
Miss Edna Hall, of Portland,
Oregon, who has been visiting
with her brother, Ogden A. Hall
in this city for some weeks past,
left on Tuesday for a visit with
friends at Oscota, Mich., being
accompanied by her brother.
They made the trip by lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shanedling
entertained a number of their
friends at tea on Sunday eve
ming.
J A fire 20 foot silk flag has
been received for the Virginia
Hospital, and Old Glory will al
so wave from the mill of the
Moon & Kerr Lumber company
ard other Virginia buildings
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Pratt and
daughter, Miss Susan, leave to-
morrow morning for Silver
Springs, New York, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends.
Axel Selden, of the Fayal, |
went to Duluth this morning.
where he will spend the Fourth
and join the army of benedicts
before his return.
The Moon & Kerr Lumber
company's mill at this point
started to run nights Oh Monday
night last, this move nearly or
quite doubling the number of
employees.
John Taylcr, who has the con-
tract for sprinkling the Streets
for the season, commenced get
ting in bis work yesterday.
Peter Gfmse is the happy. faith
er of a pair of bouncing girl ba-
bies, born on Sunday, June 81. |
Here's hoping they may grow
into womanly womanhood, and
that their cup may be filed with
the joys of life.
b. Archambault erects cot
tage near the south end of Gen.
trail avenue, on q corner purchas-
ed Of the North & Southside
Land Go. A fine location.
Mrs. w. J. Moore left on Wed.
nesday for trip to Chicago and
southern Michigan points.
M. E. Harrington will shortly
remove his family to Ishpeming,
Mich.
Fred N. Lerch came over from
Hibbing on Tuesday and has
entered for the bicycle races;
here tomorrow
Mrs. J. B. Sattler and daugh-|
ter returned to Duluth Monday,
after a short visit with her hus- !
band, proprietor of The Phoenix
The BARRIERS close their shops
at II 90 o'clock tomorrow, not to
open until Monday morning.
The Mesaba Meat Co. has just
added a large Mosler safe, bur-
glar proof lock, to their office
fixtures.
Tomorrow is the day we cele-
brate-printers as we'll as the
rest Of the people-and The En-
terprise will be closed for the
day.
Evelyn Gordon and a compet-
ent company will open a weeks
engagement at Crockett's Opera
House, commencing on Monday
evening next, July 6, when they
will present ''Kathaleen Mavour-
neen." a beautiful Irish comedy
drama. The company has just
closed long engagements on the
Vermilion range and comes well
recommended. Twelve clever
artists constitute the role, a
change of play is given to the
public each evening and special
scenery is carried for the pur-
pose. The plays the company
will produce: during their stay
here are: Miss Smith, of Cali
fornia, Trilby, Only Woman's
Heart, A Modern Woodman,
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