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

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Geo. A. Cheney, of Marion,
Ohio, a representative Of the
Marion Iron works, manufact
urers Of the Marion Steam Shov
el, was in the city on Friday and
Saturday last.
G. G Miller. representing the
Duluth Paper and Stationery
company, is in the city today.
L. Cohen, manager of the Chi.
cago Clothing Store, of Eveleth,
was in the city Tuesday leaving
at noon for the Chicago mar
kets to purchase new STOCK.
Miss Ella Grieser, of Duluth,
arrived in the city Saturday eve:
ming for a short visit, the guest
of Miss Hattie Pratt.
The Enterprise on sale at T
S. Weekdays.
A letter received from GU,
former townsman, D. A. Madill,
on Saturday last, announces thai
he is hale, hearty and prosperous
The letter was dated at Spokane,
WASH, but he states that with
the first sign of spring he goes
to Ft. Steele, 2. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Hamilton
and daughter, of Eveleth, visited
in the city Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Anderson, of Hib:
bing, sister of Mrs. A. Belan-
ger, arrived in the city Saturday
for an extended visit.
An entire new stock of milli
merry to arrive Apri! 1st at the
Virginia Cash Store.
John Stauber prepares for the
return of prosperity, and is fix
ing up his sample room in e|e-
CANT shape, repapering and dec
Grating. The front of his bar is
decorated by four fine oil paint
ing landscape views, the handi-
work of E. D. Ross. ::
A ten cent coupon, for pur-
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
Jackson & Co.'S.
w. T. Bailey started a lumber
camp at Eveleth on Monday,
:whel e he he has cut of several
hundred thousand feet, which is
being shipped by rail to his mill
in this city.
e. E. Edwards returned to the
city on Thursday from Onarga,
ILL.,, where he spent the winter
at home. Ed will again be EN-.
ployed at the Oliver when work
starts.
White pearl buttons, any size,
SC. dozen. Bee Hive.
William H. Harvey stands
high in the estimation of his
in Mountain iron,
Mimi. He was recently elected
village clerk without opposition.
Iron Mountain Press.
A first-class milliner at the
Virginia Cash Store April 1st.
The Temple Ladies' Quartette,
Of Duluth, will appear before a
Virginia audience on Wednesday
evening next, March 31st. The
quartette is highly spoken of by
the Duluth dailies, and our peo-
pie may expect a rare musical
treat. They should and doubt.
less will be received by a large
and appreciative audience.
Children's and infants under
wear, lowest prices. Bee Hive.
A number of the friends of
Mrs. j. Mesberg rendered her a
pleasant surprise at the family
residence on Central avenue on
Friday evening last, the occasion
being in honor of her birthday
Military collars and cuffs at the
Virginia Cash Store.
J. o. Shadbo(t left on Tuesday
for Chicago, for the purpose of
purchasing his spring stock. He
will return the first of the week.
J. B. Sattler, of the Phoenix,
came up from Duluth Tuesday.
Figured and plain satteens zoe
goods this week 1910. Bee Hive.
The registration on Tuesday
last was very small, aggregating
but 155 in the entire city. Vot-
ers should bear in mind that an
entire new registration has been
ordered, and those not already
having done so should register
on Tuesday next.
Ladies' ready made wrappers,
latest new spring styles, just re:
ceiyed at the Bee Hive. Come