The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-07-03
THE GITY's GENERAL NEWS
PICKED UP and COMPRESSED BY
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Seen. Heard tthG Betievefl.

Seen. Heard tsntt Relieved.
Foxey Dooley and the balance
of the Tower aggregation show
ed at their best on the Virginis
grounds on Sunday last, doing
the home ooys. with the aid o:
Jim Nettle, the Tower umpire
by a score Of 8 to /, The prin-
cipal feature of the game was
the umpiring done by the Towe,
import alton, Mr.. Nettle, the
rank. decisions given by hin
clearly proving to the home boys
that they we're ..up agin' it
whether they played ball or not
and dlsheartening them in the
first5round. The Tower boys
should leave Mr.. Nettle on the
banks of Vermilion lake, with ;
milestone in reaching distance
the next time. they come down
Virginia and Duluth play
ball here tomorrow. See the
game.
Geo. A. O'Callaghan, of Nor
way, Mich, who has been look
ing over his property interests
in the city the past couple Of
weeks, left on Tuesday for his
home to spend the glorious 4th.
Mr.. QCallaghan has decided tc
erect another one story brick
neneer building, similar to the
one occupied by tie Chicago
Cash Store, or the lot adjoining g
Sellers livery on the east.
RS. Smith, operator on the
D., M. & N. at Iron junction.,
died.of apoplexy On Monday af-
ternoon. DR.. Brown and De-
putty Coroner Coons went down
and brought the body to this
city,=waere it was prepared and
shipped to Paola, Kansas, the
former home of deceased. De-
ceased was a member of the Ma.
sonic order and leaves a wife
and family at Cheyenne, Mon
tana.
Letters of administration have
been granted to John Barton, on
the estate of Albert Barton. re-
Gently killed by accident. sup
posedly from an electric shock.
Everything points to a big
day and a bigger crowd here on
the 4th. The ranges will cele-
'brate with Virginia and every
thing is read y for their accom-
mediation.
A fire alarm turned in on Mon
day was caused by an incipient
blaze in an outbuilding in the
rear of the Opera House. The
fire department. responded quick
ly and the blaze, the origin Of
which is a mystery, was extin-
guished with but trivial damage.
The new Schipley block is
now being beng bricked. the
work being done by Contractor
Morrison.
The marriage of VIM. Danahy,
of Hibbing, and Miss Winnie
Boland, Of this city, was conse
Grated at the Catholic church in
this city yesterday morning, the
Rev. Father Buh officiating. The
groom was one of Virginia's pio.
neer business men and is known
as young man Of sterling worth
while the bride is one of Virgin
las most respected young ladies.
The happy couple left on thenoon
train for a short bridal tour, and
upon their return will take up
their residence at Hibbing. The
Enterprise joins hosts of friends
in wishing them the joys of lie.
Mrs. G. B. Marsden returned
last evening from a visit with
relatives and friends in St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Judge McGindley again occu.
pies front rooms in the Calder.
wood block, removing thereto
ON Monday.
A. Boulanger and family NOV
ed into their new home ON WV
oming avenue on Tuesday.
Attorney Fuller, of Eveleth,
attended to legal business before
Judge Prince on Monday.
Members of the Virginia Bus
mess Mems Association are es
pecially requested to be in at
tendance at the next regular
meeting Of that body on Tues
day next, at $50 o'clock p. m.
The new building being erect
ed by The Virginia Furniture
Co.. corner Chestnut and Cleve
land avenue, nears completion
and will be ready for occupancy
the first Of the coming week.