The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-06-12

The Board of Equalization will
be in session at the Office Of the
city recorder on Monday and
Tuesday, June 20 and %, from
nine o'clock in the forenoon till
four o'clock in the afternoon.
This is the time to look up your
assessment.
Mrs. Murphy, who will have
an art display at Levin's Model
Clothing Store on Monday next,
is an accomplished artist, spend
ing several years under the best
masters at Paris, France, where
she completed her art education.
She comes here highly recon-
mended and number of speci-
mems Of her work which are nov
on exhibition at Levin's fully
attest her ability.
a letter received from M. K,
Sullivan, containing IS to apply
on subscription, states that The
Enterprise is a welcome visitor
to his Butte City residence, and
is like letter from home. The
substantial and spiritual en-
couragement are both appre =
ciated by the editor.
G. Schoenleber will have an
elegant home when the improve
ments under way are complete.
D. w. Freeman and mother
moved into the Woollen resi-
dence, on Central avenue, on
Monday, Mr.. Woollen and fam
lily removing to Duluth on Sat-
urday last.
Mrs. J. W. Crockett had a mar
row escape On Wednesday even
ing while riding a wheel on Wy
omlng avenue, being run into by
a fractious horse ridden by Sam
Shapiro. The wheel was bad
ly dilapidated article, but Mrs.
Crockett was thrown out of the
way Of the horse and escaped
uninjured.
William G. Sergeant, of Du-
luth, who aspires to the republi
can nomination for county sher.
if, was in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday, just getting &C
quainted. The Enterprise &C
knowledges a pleasant social
call from the gentleman.
Dan Horrigan returned Mon.
day evening from his visit with
friends at the county capitol.
W. G. Yawkey, of Detroit, fee
owner of the Bessemer and Com.
modore and other mining and
timber interests on the range,
was in the city the first Of the
week. M. L. Fay is local mana
ger of the Yawkey interests.
The Washburn Itemlzer says;
"The Plantation Minstrels who
held the boards at the opera
house last Monday night is the
biggest little show that ever
visited this city. They are all
right" ."-Opera House Tuesday
evening, admission, so. IS, 25.
E. S. Smiths lecture at the
new city hall in the O'Conno1
block tomorrow evening should
be we'll attended. These dis
courses have been prepared more
especially for the laboringmen,
! and are on the educational plan,
F.; politics and religion being ex-
;; cluded. The subject tomorrow
! evening will sbe "Our Social and
Industrial Systems"
Herman Jaedecke, of Jaedecke
Bros, Ishpeming, manufacturers
of the famous Plantation and
other high grade cigars, was in
the city this week in the interest
of his business. Mr.. Jaedecke,
as one of the pioneers of the
Marquette range, met many old
friends here. He expressed MIN
self as greatly surprised at the
apparent enterprise and pros
perity of Virginia, and pleased
at the evidences of stability to
be noted on every hand.
The members of the Virginia
Business Mems. Association and
those wishing to become mem.
bers should remember that the
next regular meeting will be at
the City hall on Tuesday evening
next, at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rossom
mourn the loss of little Edna, II
months of age, who died on
Monday, after long illness OF
Inflammation of the lungs. The
funeral was held on Tuesday
afternoon from the Swedish
Presbyterian church, the remains
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