The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-02-07
THE ClTY'S GENERAL NEWS
PICKED UP AND CONDENSED BY
THE ENrERPRxsE REPORTER.
SeeA. Heard aud Belieresl.

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Seea. Heard and Believed.
An event that will be full O.
interest to many people IN Iron
wood and vicinity, will occur a
Xenia, Ohio, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18th, when Miss Luc,
Hartwell of that place, and Mr.
John a. Hearding, of Eveleth
MINI, will 6e united in mar
riage. The bride to-be resided
with her mother in Ironwood fo!
about atyear, and was a grea
farorite.With all because of hel
many womanly qualities. Mr.
Hearding is known to nearly
every reader of the News Rec
ord as q deserving and energetic
young man who has achieved
success in the mining business
He is now superintendent of the
Adams mine, an important pro
ducer OF the Rockefeller group
on the Mesaba range.-Iron-
wood News Record.
Jas. Furlong, of Virginia, and
Miss Minnie Sullivan, of Silver
street, this city. were married
last Tuesday morning at St. Am.
brose church. Rev. Kehoe off.
ciating. The young people left
the same evening for Virginia.
their * future home.-Ironwood
Times,
Sunday was Candlemas day.
The bear could see his shadow
for about fifteen minutes during
the afternoon.
Mahoney Bros, according to a
recent issue of the Duluth News.
Tribune. will soon open a whole.
sale commission house in the
Zenith City.
The President opposes the
collection of revenue through
customs duties, because he in
sists that the consumer pays it.
He prefers to borrow money on
bonds that will not fall due for
thirty Years, when great pro-
portionsof the present consumers
viii be dead to pay them.
n. J.44Martin is now a steady
employe of G. E. Bailey, the
civil and mining engineer,
Supt. J. H. Temple, of the
Ohio, Was in Duluth on Satur-
day last. It is stated that the
Ohio was given an allotment of
200, 900 tons of ore for the sea-
son Of '96, at the Cleveland con-
ference.
Mrs. Daniel Duggan, OF Du
luth. died on Saturday last. Mrs.
Duggan was known to many of
the pioneers of the range, to-
gether with her husband havin e
kept a hotel at Mesaba in the
early days.
The state was knocked out on
Saturday in the attempt to claim
the famous Section 80 as state
swamp land.
Hudson flaming, son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. flaming, of this
city, has been elected as presi-
dent of the Freshman class at
the Duluth High School.
The Hustler desires US to pub
lish a personal letter received
from Attorney General Childs.
At any time we see fit to do so;
in the meantime, however, The
Hustler might publish some of
those supreme court decisions
which they alIege have been
made bearing upon the point of
controversy, the existence of
which decisions we doubt and
shall continue to douot until a
more authentic record thereof is
produced:
AS the bell without clattcr,
Useless and forgotten lies,
So doth the business OF the man
Who will never advertise.
On Saturday last Fred Engel
& Co. bought the meat business
stock and fixtures of the City
Meat Market of Max Shapiro,
aud assumed charge thereof,
MIR. Shapiro will IN future devote
more personal attention to his
thriving business at Tower. but
still has a warm spot left for
Virginia, the gem of the Mesaba.
The firm of Engel & Co. will
continue business at their old
stand. on West Chestnut although
Mr.. Epgel will devote the major
portion Of his time to the new
business.
NJ. e. Levy & Bro. of the New
Cheap Store have q new an
rc,,,oonopt IN fhic icc,,o If VThc