The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-03-13

Ssen. Heard anil Believed.
'How Much Is He Worth,'
BY Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes,
At the First M. E. Church,
Virginia, on Thursday
Evening, March 10Th.
Do Not Miss it.
Admission, 25 cents.
TO one who enjoys a discourse,
refined, pointed and teeming with
sound sense, the lecture to be
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Forbes
at the M. E. church on Thurs
day evering next will be a rare
treat. Admission 25 cents.
M. E. Levy, of the New Cheap
Store, returned on Wednesday
from his trip to Chicago and
Twin City markets, where he
purchased an elegant new stock,
which is now arriving and being
placed upon the shelves.
L. A. Gardner, of Harvard,
ILL.,. has assumed his new posi-
ton as cashier of the Miners
and Merchants Bank, of this
city.
Mrs. H. Strehlau returned on
Monday from her trip to the
Twin Cities and Chicago. Dur
ing her absence she purchased
the largest and choicest line OF
millinery and novelties ever
brought to the range, which will
be opened in the new store IN
the Sutherland block the last OF
the month.
M. G. French, Of Duluth, was
in the city yesterday,
Sam Manning, employed al
Paddy McDonald's camps, had a
leg smashed by a falling log on
Saturday morning last. The in.
| iured man was brought to this
city, where he was attended by
DR.. Alden, and at noon was
taken to the hospital at Duluth
The injuries sustained were of {
serious nature, and being an aged
man, recovery will beslow.
The dining car serving supper
out of Duluth on the 400 p, M
South Shore train has provey
very popular with the travelling
public.
J. q. Jackson, J. r. James anc
E. z. Griggs went toDuluth yes
terday as witnesses in the suit o1
Kate Kahn, for damages caused
by the skating rink adjacent te
her garden spot, during the win
ters of 1994-5.
Mrs. M. De!feld returned on
Saturday last from the Detroit
and St. Paul markets, where she
purchased an elegant spring line
Of millinery and novelties, which
will be open to her many patrons
at an early date.
Misses Mabel Griggs and
Edith McNeel rendered a joint
birthday party to their many
;; young friends at the pleasant
home Of E. z. Griggs, on Mon
day afternoon last. The little
folks were royalty entertained
Miss Saxon preparing an ele-
CANT luncheon and doing augh1
in her power to increase the
youthful merriment.
The Enterprise was favored
by orders for the greater share
of the township and village
tickets used at the various
precincts on the central Mesabs
on Tuesday. Prompt and correct
work wins a lasting reputation
and pays good interest on an un
taxable investment.
| Chief of Police A. D. Brown
went to Duluth on Wednesda,
having in custody the person o
Dominick Reagin, who will serv'
a thirty day sentence for vag
rancy.
John Moriarty, of Princeton
while here a week ago, closed
deal whereby he becomes an in
terested member Of the Virgini
Lumber & Supply Co., Mr. A
j. Ross retiring from the firm
Mr.. Moriarty needs no in
production to the older Vir
ginians, to whom he is known a
; an active, energetic, honorabl
business man, He is at presen
at Princeton, Strengthening VI
: business affairs, and will retur
, here the coming week to Civ
his personal attention to his late
, ly acquired interests.
! H. J. Finney, who has bee
citv ACCENT for the u g. T r. 2