The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-02-21
THE ClTY'S GENERAL NEWS
PICKED Uf' .4Nb CONDENSED III
THE ENTBRPRISE REPORTER.
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| Seen. Heard a~d Beloved.
Some sixty couples couples en-
]oyed the Return Leap Yeal
Party rendered by the "Bach
elor's Club at Crockett's Opera
House on Friday evening last,
and a most enjoyable time was
had by all participants. AS Ca
terers some of the bachelors &C.
quilted themselves with honor.
and the midnight lap-lunch was
not the most unimportant mum.
Der on the program. Music was
furnished by LaBrosse's full or.
chestra, and was of the finest.
Between fifteen and twenty
cars of maple lumber and timber
for the D., M. & N. R'y Co. s
docks at Duluth, passed through
here early in the week from Ma
deau. Winston Bros, contract
ors of the new railroad here. are
also getting good deal OF hard
wood timber from Nadeau.-Ne-
gaunee Herald.
Services were conducted in
the Catholic church on Sunday
last, both morning and evening,
by Rev. Matt Belban, of Tower.
3. Archambault has secured
tho contract for finishing the
Jos: :Duteau building, on Maple
street, and started a force to
work on same on Tuesday. The
new buildi g will be occupied as
a boarding house, for which pur.
pose it is specially deslgM.
A temperance rally, for which
an interesting program has been
prepared, will be held at the
Finnish Temperance Hall tomor.
row evening. All are most cor.
daily invited.
The Enterprise for the news
always.
Jno. Horrigan has returned
from Albion, ILL.,, where be had
been holding down an operators
sit
The ladies of the Swedish NJ.
E. church will hold a bazaar in
the Dahl hall tomorrow, at which
maE nseful and Ornamental ar
tic'es will be sold at auction:
Admission 10 cents.
Miss Hattie Nathanson, of
Chicago, is guest of her sister,
Mrs. l.. Cohen, on Maple street.
John Weinberg returned on
Wednesday from a short visit to
Superior and Duluth. Mr.. Wenn.
berg contemplates establishing a
new furniture and undertaking
establishment in this city in the
near future, and has leased the
Dahl building for such purpose.
John is one of Virginia's pioneer
citizens, and will doubtless re-
ceive a portion of the public pat
ronage.
Jas. Sullivan has recently CON-
pleted his painting and granting
contract on the interior of the
Catholic church. This edifce
now presents a neat and attrac.
tive interior appearance.
A. M. Turnqulst, the Wyoming
avenue photographer, departed
on Tuesday morning for Mime
apolis, to be in attendance at the
State Photographers Conven.
ton.
H. R. Ollie, representing the
r. G. Dun & Co. Commercial
Agency, is in the city, correcting
reports of our business firms and
seeking information of a finan.
cial character.
Mrs. D. G. Prescott, of Du-
luth. is a guest at the home OF
her son, l.. l.. Prescott, on Lake
Boulevard.
M. E. Harrington, the diamond
drill operator, has leased the
McAlpine cottage on Central
auenue, and will shortly remove
his family from Ishpeming to
this city.
Postmaster Burke left on Mon
day for short visit at his ST.
Paul home. During his absence
Miss Eliza Ahearn aids Miss
Matilda Deau in the dissemina
ton of the mail
Sams;Eckstein, the we'll known
tailor, paid Virginia a flying visi
during the week.
N. A. Holmer. the tailor, ha.
refitted his establishment for thu
better accommodation of trade
At the meeting of the Virgini:
Fire department on Monday eve
ming last officers for the ensuin,
year were elected as follows
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