The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1897-02-19

Miss Carrie Wheeler, of Oneo
ta' came up on Wednesday for
short visit with her brother
Supt. B. N. Wheeler, and othe
Virginia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lercl
returned on Saturday e,enin.
last from their two months wed
ding trip to the groom's forme
home at Easton, Pa, and othe
eastern points, and are now com
fortably ensconced in their coz,
cottage on Central avenue.
N. D. Coon, the Duluth music
dealer, was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday,, making Th,
Enterprise a pleasant call. W.
direct the attention of prospec.
tive renters or purchasers o:
musical instruments to his bus
ness locals in this issue. =
Fine Russian Pebble specta
cles, frame made of gold alloy
the same as jewelers. sell fol
90, are being sold at the Peo
pies Store at 80 cents a pair
We fit. the eye perfectly--younf
and old aud near sighted. Re
member the place, the People.
Store.
Prof. G. A. Fohrman left O,
Tuesday for his home at Iror
Mountain, Mich. 1t is his pres.
ent intention to adjust his busi
ness interests at that place ant
remove to this city with hi.
family shortly, desiring to bt
nearer his landed interests ir
this state.
DR.. Morrison, the first bishor
consecrated for the Duluth dis
trict, will visit the ranges the
latter part of the month. holding
services in St. Paul's church,
this city, on Thursday evening,
February 25th, at 500 o'clock
All are cordially invited. The
is a most brilliant man.
Mrs. Louis Englehart, who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Deau,
for some weeks, was called to
her home at Marinette, Wis, on
Monday. by a telegram announc.
ing that her husband had been
injured in an accident, but how
badly or in what manner was not
stated.
The rendition of the farce CON-
edy, t'Fun at a Picnic" by the
Watson company at the
Opera House on Wednesday eve-
oing, Was we'll attended, a great
number from Eveleth being pres.
mt. The audience was seeming
y we'll pleased with the enter
;ainment, which was IN the in
;erest Of the Two Harbors free
library. A neat sum was netted.
The firm of Coffey & Halvor.
son, of the Mesaba Meat Mar
zet, dissolved partnership on
Tuesday by mutual consent, Mr..
Coffey purchasing the interest of
1is partner in the real estate,
stock and accounts and
continuing the business alone. 1t
S understood to be Mr.. Halvor
sons present intention to follow
;he tide westward.
The Enterprise Inadvertently
omitted mention in it's last issue
If the prize masquerade on the
'th inst, at which nearly one
hundred couples were in attend
,nce and enjoyed a good time.
The prizes were awarded as fol.
ows: Best lady waltzer, Mrs.
W. J. Crockett; most elegant
costume, Mrs. Seth Sellers; most
costume, L. J. Clifford.
Music was furnished by the &c n,
the best on the ranges.
Col. J. r. James announces
himself as a candidate for re-
election to the city treasury
portfolio at the coming spring
contest. The namesLof Messrs.
Andrew Hawkinson and E. E.
Burley are also mentioned in the
same connection. There is no
question of the competency of
aoy of the aspirants and we be-
lieve the la~ge cash balance con.
on hand in the city treas.
ury would be perfectly safe if
entrusted to the care of any one
of the trio-at least so long as
that balance did not exceed the
usua! 81 cents.
At a reception to members and
their ladies rendered by North
Pole Lodge No. 90, S. II. & E.
F. of A.. at their pleasant lodge
room in the Dahl block on Sat-