The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1897-03-26

/ The Moon & Kerr Lumber Co.
has purchased about three quar-.
ters of a million of logs from a
Hlbbing contractor, which are
being delivered by rail to their
mill in this city. The Moon &
Kerr company will have a good
cut the coming season, notwith.
standing the drawback to their
intended supply caused by deep
SNOW:
The Rev. DR.. Marsh will de-
liver an interesting lecture at the
cleveland avenue Presbyterian
church this evening, his subject
being "A Story and Picture of
Old Time New England" The
Dr. is a fluent and interesting
speaker and those in attendance
! VIII be we'll repaid.
India linens 10c. yd. Bee Hive.
Mrs. E. Deau and daughter
Caroline returned on Saturday
| from Marinette. Wis.,, where
they had been to attend the fun
/ eral of Mrs. Deau's father, Mr..
Malenfant, whose demise was
recorded in these columns last
week..
Don't forget about that elegant
stock of millinery at the Virginia
Cash Store.
G. Peterson and wife, Tower.
spent Sunday in the Sunday in
the city, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hawkinson.
"A large stock of checked Main
Sock India Linen and Dotted
Swiss just received at the Vir-
ginia Cash Store.
I The Rev. II. G.. McGonigle
will deliver his farewell sermon
to a Virginia congregation on
Sunday evening next. He will
leave for his new field of labor in
Indiana about April 1st.
Wool cashmeres worth 25c. a
yard this week 1910. Bee Hive.
/. J. Adam Bede, of Budget fame,
is out on a lecturing tour, and
may amuse Virginia audience
in the course of his travels. His
well known keen wit would en-
sure him crowded house.
Prof. G.. S. Innes, of Hamline
University, addressed an audi
ence at the M. E. church Mon
day evening on educational mat
ters.
An elegant line of ladies and
gents underwear at Jackson &
Co.'s.
Chas. Farm has disposed of
his bakery business in this city
to J. O. Johnson, and will leave
shortly for his old home at Ish-
peming, Mich, where he has
leased a bakery. Mr. Farm and |
family are old residents of Vir.
ginia and in their removal the
city loses a highly respec table
family, and the best wishes of all
will accompany them to their
new home. Mr.. johnson is now
having the bakery building oc
cupied by Mr.. Farm renovated
and remOdeled, and will remove
thereto about the first of the
coming month.
For carpets, mating and oil !
cloth call at the Virginia Cash
Store. (
D. B. Mcdonald went to st. !
Paul on Monday, as delegate
to the meeting of the A. O. U. w. !
Grand Lodge.
An ad. IN The Enterprise will |
6nd you customers. 1t reaches
the people.
Presiding Elder Shannon, of
Duluth. will preside at the First
M. E. Church on Sunday morn.
ing next. No services will be
held in this edifice in the even
ing, that the congregation may
attend the farewell sermons to
be delivered by Rev. DR.. Marsh,
of the Cleveland avenue Presby-
terian church. and Rev. T. G.. Nc
Gonigle. of st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
Wool dress suitings worth 25c
a yard 124c. this week. Bee Hive.
We note by the Virginian that
The Enterprise bill, in a state
ment given of the expenses of
the recent Library entertainment
is given at $500. which is an
error, the amount of the bill be.
ing $3.50. This would make the
total expense of the entertain
ment $50. so. and the not nr0coods