The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-03-27

MISS Emlly HObhOuSe left on
Monday for a visit to England, to
be gone about three months,
During her absence DR.. Alden
Eand family will occupy her pleas
ant cottage on central avenue.
Remember Strehlau's opening
next week.
W, G. Harrington, dynamite
expert for the Aetna Powder
company, has been on the range
during the week.
H. J. Willy, who has for a
short time been assisting H. A.
Sodergren. left yesterday for
Forest River, S. D., where he
has accepted a responsible posi-
tion with drug company.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Nelson died on Wednesday
| morning. The remains were
taken to Turtle Lake. Wis, for
interment.
The finest line of nobby new
spring styles Of dry goods and
dress ever brought to the city,
will be opened at The Fair Store
on Monday.
The grand opening of spring
millinery at Mrs. Delfeld's now
is attracting an excellent custom
and the display is one of the fin
est ever exhibited on the range.
Her stock is replete with latest
novelties. and her prices are al
ways right.
John Dallas returned on Mon
day evening from Two Harbors,
and will again act as head black
smith at the Oliver.
At a meeting of the trustees
of the Presbyterian church on
Friday evening last an invita-
ton was extented to the Rev
DR.. Marsh, who has filled the
pulpit in that edifice for several
Sundays past, to accept OF the
pastorate of the church, which
invitation was formally accepted
last evening. The Rev. Dr..
Marsh is an eloquent speaker
and an earnest worker, and The
Enterprise joins in the cordial
welcome extended him. >--~~-- --~z-
Al, E. Blckford, of The En-
terprise force. returned Friday
evening last from an enjoyable
| vacation of two weeks at his old
home at Ironwood,
The Virginia Band will re-or-
ganize on Sunday afternoon,
The Flower social given by
the Presbyterian ladies at the
home of Mr., and Mrs, W, j.
Moore on Wednesday evening
was a social and financial success
the entertainment netting $22.
The Georgia Minstrels, who
held forth to a crowded house
on Tuesday evening, will give a
return engagement in this city
on Monday evening next, intro
ducing many new, amusing and
artistic features, furnishing an
evening Of amusement, rest and
recreation.
The D. NJ. & N. co. are this
week connecting their Virginia
depot by telephone with the
Franklin and Oliver mining Of
fees and with the Moon & Kerr
and Bailey sawmills, corpora
tions from which the Missabe &
Northern derive immense rev.
enues.
The Moon & Kerr company
are this week driving piles for
booms, preparatory to the spring
break up.
A. g. Whiting, of Black River
Falls, Wis, was in the city the
first of the week looking up
prospective location for a
drug store, and will doubtless
establish himself in this line
either in this city city or at Eve.
leth.
M. Mccarthy, superintendent
at the Norman, was on Saturday
removed to the hospital here,
suffering with typhoid.
Miss Hattie Pratt returned
from Duluth, where she attends
the High School, on Thursday
evening last.
Mrs. w. F. Arter, of Cleve-
land, O.. is visiting with her
husband, the genial manager of
the Franklin company store.
Supt. E. Florada, of the Oil
YER, returned on Monday from
his easternrtFip.
John Marteyn, of Rice Lake,
Wis, visits with his sisters,
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