The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-06-12
! ,IaE C'lIyS GENERAL NEWS

RIcKED UP AND condemned BY
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Seen, He~rd ana Relieved.
u. s. Sutherland visited Du
lluth and Ringling Bros, circus
on Monday. *@
A letter from T. G. Rowley, at
Mora, with an acceptable enclos.
lure for subscription, States that
he has been employed as prin-
| fcipal Of the Mora public schools
| for.another year, Mr.. Rowley
was the first principal of schools
IN this city, and is remembered
| by the pioneers as a young man
| Of { remarkable intellect and
| pleasant address, winning for
him the respect Of all classes.
| Prof. B. N. Wheeler was a
pleasant caller at The Enterprise
office on Saturday last, an in.
cident we'll worthy of mention.
The Mesaba was done in the
ball contests with the Vermilion
range clubs on Sunday last, the
Ely and Virginia game at Ely
resulting in 6 for Ely to 5 for her
opponents, while the game be-
tween Tower and Eveleth at
Power resulted in 25 for Tower
to 18 for Eve]eth. A good crowd
I from here attended the games.
A. J. Ross is temporarily in
fcharpe of the new lumber yard
of. the Moon & Kerr Lumber
company at Sparta.
Lots atSparta are selling like
hot, cakes, at good round prices.
Supt. Charming, of the Genoa,
was in the city on Saturday,:
Z The span of grays belonging
to the Virginia Furniture COM
pany took spin down Chestnut
street on Monday afternoon,
turning north on Central avenue,
the wagon being turned over in
the melee, breaking one wheel
and bending an axle.
=Virginia will celebrate. Make
your preparations accordingly.
Eveleth and Virginia play ball
on the home grounds on Sunday
| afternoon next.
The Electric Comedy and Con-
cert company have been playing
to good houses throughout the
week. The free entertainment
rendered on Monday eyenidg was
especially we'll attended.
tits said that Rev. Gary, of
Virginia, has gone to Duluth be-
cause he fears violence at the
hands Of the senders of threaten
ing letters. His fears are prob
ably croundless. Barking dogs
rarely bite. And if the local
authorities will not protect him
he has the privilege of calling
upon the governor to order out
the state militia-Mesaba Range.
: DR.. Shurly, of Detroit, has
succeeded DR.. Holiday as local
manager of the Virginia Hospital
interests at Biwabik.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. James entertained
the members of the old whist
club, Those present were DR..
and Mrs. Miller, Dr. and Mrs.
Corey, DR.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Tanning, Mr.. and Mrs
Mars, Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. Moore; Miss Fannie
Marvin; Messrs. Griggs, Bailey,
Bates and G. Lerch. The prize
winners were Miss Fannie Mar
vim and E. z. Griggs. After the
! prizes were awarded a delicious
midnight lunch was served.
The Inter State Building &
Loan Association established a
branch Of the organization in this
city on Monday evening, through
the efforts of Mr.. Moore, with
the following corps of officers:
President, E. w. Coons; secre-
tary, j. D. Taylor; treasurer,
Jas. McAlpine; board of apprais-
ers, P. Schipley, Fred Rossom,
P. A. Coffey and F. J. Rinnert.
The organization starts in Vir-
ginia on a sound footing, and it's
principles receive the approba.
tion of competent judges.
| The Virginia Iron Works, in
their new location, are doing a
nice business.
J. F, Dacey, of the Gogebic
Boiler Works. looked after bust
ness matters in the city on Sat
urday. -=As .a~.>.~* ~,e.. t@1@
T% w Cr0clrntt and wifn want