The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-06-26
THE ClTY'S GENERAL NEWS
PICKED UP 4ND Condensed B1
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THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
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Seen. Heard und Relieved.
>Messrs. Stuart Bates, !. c..
jackson, D. G. Christopher. J.
K. James, Chas. w. Lundstrom
and Fred Rossom were elected
at the 1repubiican primaries on
Tuesday evening as delegates to
the republican county conven-
ton held at Duluth yesterday for
the purpose of electing delegates
to-.the state and congressional
conventions. Yesterdays con .
vention must have been one of
those refreshing affairs that saw
or much of Satan's dinner hall,
the Lee forces, although COM
posing less than one third of the
total delegation, going down
with flying colors before the on
slaught of their machine trained
antagonists.
Miss Emily Merritt. district
president of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, will
speak on Temperance at the
Finnish Temperance Hall on
Tuesday evening next, June 30,
at 800 o'clock. Mrs. Merritt
will be aided by Mrs. Orlando
Bailey and her child vocalist.
The Baileys are known through
out Dakota, California and other
states. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
have been singing for some time
but Mr.. Bailey is now i'll and the
child vocalist has taken his place.
N. A. Chamberlain. of Denver,
Col.. says: ''Mr. and Mrs. Bailey,
the jubilee temperance singers
from Minnesota, were greeted
with good audience at the M.
E. ::church. Their singing was
instructive and interesting."
They should be greeted here
with a good house and much en-
thusiasm,
Edward Johnson erects a neat
building on Wyoming avenue, in
the first addition, which will be
occupied as a dwelling and oak
cry when complete.
Sunday last was the longest
day in the year. The local base
ball enthusiasts all took advan
tage of 1t and went to Eveleth
The death of Mrs. Thos. St.
Cyr, wife of the night yardmas.
ter at the D. M. & ~, occurred
at the family residence at an
early hour on Monday morning,
after an illness Of many months,
The funeral services we're held
from the Catholic church on
Tuesday forenoon, the remains
being inferred in the Virginia
cemetery, followed to their last
rest by the bereaved husband
and children and many sorrow
ing friends.
VIM. Goldstein, who for a time
conducted a new and secondhand
furniture store in the Mahoney
building, packed his goods an6
went to Duluth on Tuesday, ir
which city he will enter business
on a larger scale,
S. Sax, proprietor Of the Cali
fornia Wine House, returned last
evening from a trip to Minneap
oils, Chicago and other southern
points. During his absence Mr.,
Sax purchased stock, fixtures
etc., for his new saloon at Eve
leth.
julius Shanedling went to West
Superior on Saturday, returning
on Monday evening accompanied
by his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
edling will at once begin house
keeping in the pleasant apart
ments above the Bell Shoe and
Clothing Store.
Supt. G.. w. Wallace, OF the
Fayal, recently purchased the
lot next west of the Bank of Vir.
gina and has this week COM
menced the construction of a one
story brick veneer block, 25x6f
feet.
EThe marriage of Oscar johnson
and Miss Albertina Peterson was
solemnized at the parlors' of the
Nelson House, on Maple street
on Tuesday evening, Pastor
Krantz, of the Swedish Lutheran
church, of Duluth, performing
the ceremony. Many friends O.
the contracting parties were
present and after the ceremon!
a sumptuous wedding suppe
was served and the merry dance