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The Virginia enterprise., 1898-02-25

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/ Residents of Mckinley wal
find all the home news IN ~Th'
Enterprise. Send in your sub:
scriptions for six months or
year.
Peter Schipley, who went with
the Mexican colonists ia Decem-
ber, writes that he will return
from his southern trip in March
Capt. A. J. Carlin. departed
Tuesday for Watertown Wis
but will return to Virginia in tht
spring for a time at least. 81. 4
George Caliau and Herman
Krause will make the Klondike
trip with Ger. Scott through
the northwest territory. !:
Marks Brothers Comedy Com
pany will soon announce dates
for Virginia. The company is
highly spoken of. -
A::musical and literary enter.
tainment will be given at the. M.
E. Churc0, Mountain Iron, Fri
day evening next. : =
S. Milavetz has been iu West
Superior and Minneapolis the
past week, his trip being Of q
business nature. -.
Mrs. Nels Anderson was
brought in from Eveleth Satur-
day, suffering with a bad attack
of rheumatism.
A. pleasant social hop at the
Byrne building Monday evening
was enjoyed by a number of Our
young people.
H. A. Sodergren, of the City
Drug. Store, returned Saturday
from a business trip to Minne&p.
oils.
Miss Julia Schipley went to
Hibbing Monday, for a weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. Geo. E. Satterlee, of HID.
biug, and Rev. G. S. Kathan ex-
changed pulpits Sunday last. ::
Frank Ansley, of Iron juno.
ton, attended to business mat
ters in the city Monday.
Mrs. John Anderson, OF Hih.
fbing, arrived Is The city yester
day a visit with friends: -.
There will be services in St.
Pauls Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening. .
Miss Speagle left Monday af-
ternoon for Ely, for an extended
visit with friends.
J. B. Sattle:', of the Phoenix
Liquor Store, Sundayed with his
family in Duluth.
Byron E. Andrew attended*to
business matters: in Duluth the
ffst<;of tie week.
J. w. Falk, of Eveleth; shook
hands with - many Virginia
| friends Monday.
John Stauber says he has put
lover 800 cords of ice from Silver
lake this year. =
! J. M. Best, of Biwablk, and j
E. Haley, Of. Eveleth, were.in thu
;. city Tuesday.
! A second hand cook-stove an<
Ia good heater for sale cheap. a
the Bee Hive.
John Costin. Jr., visited with
Biwabik.. friends Tuesday eve
ming.
John Runquist, the rai]roa'
, contractor, was in the city Tues
, day.
!, A daughter was born to Dr.
> and Mrs. z. K, Brown, Wednes
day. - ~
F. S. Colvin, the timber con
tractor, was N. the city Tuesday
l. Supt. Lawson, of the Norman
$ has been i'll the past week.
, Jno. A.. Pearce is among tn
prospective Klondikers.
Postmaster Burke returne
=, Monay from St. Paul:
Y Mrs. A. E. Bickford returne
to Hibbing Saturday.
A. M. Miller, of Biwabik,
70 enroute for Alaska.
Capt. Chas. Trezona was i
Duluth Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lerch drov
to Eveleth Monday, -
w. B. Pratt was at Biwabl
Tuesday afternoon. !
:, Paddy Mcdonnell was up frol
o Duluth yesterday.
D....1,~ - YY:Lls..
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Neighboring
~saANOteS.
MckxNLEY.

:@'. :zts Nc klNLEY:
S. Solomon Sax went to Duluth
| Tuesday.
H. H. Salmon went to Duluth
"Wednesday.
4 N. B. Shank went to Biwabik
"Wednesday.
1 L.. =: Glen Brown went to Duluth
"wednesday:
L DR.. Sewell, of Biwabik, came
over Monday.
t. Capt :Wm,. White went to Du-
]luth Monday. -:
+ G.. Munro. Of Duluth. was in
town Tuesday.
/ Amos Peterson went to Vir-
fginia Saturday.
!: Fred Powell returned to Sparta
Tuesday evening:
|; Anton Mainz, of Biwabik, was
in town Tuesday.
: F. S. Colvin, of Biwabik, was
in town Tuesday.
:: Peter Haley drove over from
Eveleth Tuesday,:
Thos. Thompson went to Bi.
wabik Wednesday.
Miss Morgan visited friends at
Eveleth Saturday.
:: Mrs. George Little visited in
Virginia Saturday.
;.John Best made business trip
to Eyeleth Tuesday.
:s Frank Guss, of Biwabik, went
TO Eveleth Monday.
N. B. Shank Sundayed with
his family at Biwabik.
IL: A case Of measles is reported.
Ed Joy being the victim.
;9oe and Ed Verrill, of Biwa
blk. came over Saturday:
John Best, of Biwabik, was a
Mckinley visitor Monday.
Louis Kahlo, of Sparta, called
or customers here Tuesday.
Capt. Harry Roberts came up
from Duluth Friday evening.
/ Paul Khhn, of Eveleth. was a
Mckinley visitor Wednesday.
Miss Mary Konipaska made a
tslsto Rlxabik Saturday last.
S &. H. Charming, Of the Genoa
mine. went to Biwabik Monday $.
G. H. Davis. the Duluth flour
man, called on customers Tues
day.
L. Nj. Hanson, the Armour
meat man, was in town Wednesv :
day..
Clyde Bender attended the Odd
Fellows Ball at Ely Tuesday
night.
James: Robb. of Eve!eth, look
ed after his interests here Wed
nesday.
John Mainz, the Sparta butch
er. was in town 8 short time
Saturday.
VIM. Rusk and Isreal Havalla
transacted business at Virginia
Saturday.
The Roberts Mining Co. ex-
pecto to- commence operation
, March 10th.
! Mrs. George Little returned
Tuesday from a visit with friends
at Virginia.
>.Miss May Schur was called to
lMeSaba an account of the illness
of her mother.
MIR. Parker, of Stone Ordean
Co., is making a tour of the
Range this week.
Ne!s Coffman. the civil engin-
eer, made a business trip tc
Summit Saturday.
j. B. Sattler, the Virginis
liquor man, called on local Gus.
!: toners here Friday.
:~ Peter Anderson, of Two Har
bors, is putting in boarding
camp at. the Elba mine.
G. Watto and Ed Jennings, O.
Two Harbors, attended to bust
ness matters here Tuesday.
T. O. McGreevv was a Duluth
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Death Of Mrs. Blowers.

Mrs. Maria Blowers, wife of Mr.. Hiram
Blowers, died at her residence on Lopez
island, at Ills p. m., Tuesday, April 70,
1898, Mrs. Blowers was native OF new
York state and lived with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David G.. Edwards, in New
York, Iowa and Michigan, until her
marriage with Mr.. Blowers in the latter
state July "a, 1856. To them were born
four sons and five daughters, all living
except two sons, the eldest dieing In III
fancy, and the other, Eugene, aged 20
years, mysteriously drowned about SIX
years ago, most probably while endeavor-
ing to save the lives of the two younger
boys who were drowned with MIN
as Eugene was counted an excellent
swimmer.
While in Iowa, thirty years ago, Mrs.
Blowers joined the Methodist Episcopal
church and took quite an active part In
all church work. She had kind heart,
full of sympathy for all in sorrow or dis,
tress. AS wife she was lOveing ana
faithful: as mother tender and Watchfui
over the welfare Of her children. as q
friend steadfast and true, and as neigh
Dor ever obligin and kind.
Her last illness was brief but very
painful, being some affection OF the neaft
with pneumonia superadded. To the
minister visiting her during her illness
she expressed her entire trust i'll Jesus
Christ as able and willing to save her.
The funeral took place on the afternoon
of the 9th inst, large numbers being
present. both at the house and the grave,
Rev. Isaac Dillon, pastor of the Lopez Nj.
F. church, officiating.
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Science daily develops new wonders
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EAST SOUND LOCAL NOTES.


Mr.. Will Hambly returned Thurs.
day from a short trip to Whatcom.
Rev. Theo. L. Dyer, of Friday Har-
bOr. preached in the Methodist church
OH Sunday morning.
The show Wednesday evening was
very well patronized, hut the audience
was very poorly repaid for its attend
ance.
The spring term of school began on
Monday. Nav End, for two months
with Miss May Bradley, OF Skagit
City, as teacher.
Mr.. Charles Clark, who is now in
Maine settling his fathers estate,
will return in few weeks. Mr. Clark 8
father was engaged In mackerel fishing
and was very prosperous man.
Word has been received from Mr..
Eugene Smith aud son. Marion, who
left about six weeks ago i'll their sioop
the Mayf1ower for Alaska, that they
have arrived at Port Wrangle after a
very stormy and dangerous passage.
They were still undecided whether
they should remain at Wrangle or 90
on up the Stickene river, as work IS
plentiful at Wrangle, that place being
on the boom.
Mr.. Ben Harrison, who had resided
on the island for several years but re-
turned to Wisconsin about three years
ago. gave his friends genuine sur
prise one evening last week when ne
came back aud brought bride with
him. Mr.. III. had been set down for
confirmed bachelor. The whole
community Join In welcoming them
among us and wish them long life Of
hanpiness. Mr.. HI. will Immediately
build on his ranch about two miles
from East Sound. EAST SOUND.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05

Mr.. James Ross has improved the APP
pearance of his building which is occu-
pied by VIM. Fowle, very greatly, by
having it given two coats Of paint.
The Island Packing Co. received a
large consignment of tin-plate to be
used in making salmon cans, by the
mail steamer Lydia Thompson, on
Monday last.
Miss Bouse, Port Townsend, daugh-
ter of the engineer on the revenue
launch Guard, left for her home yes
terday after few days visit with
Lieutenant and Mrs. X. w. Perry, of
this place.
Mr.. Arthur Lord has moved his
jewellery and watch making shop from
the Clinton building to The ISLANDER
building, and from now on his patrons
can always find him OH deck ut the
new stand.
DR.. Fred J. Geoghegan, dentist, will
be in Friday Harbor, to do dental
work, OIL or about May Is, and will
remain here three or four days. All
who have work will do well to hold it
until this time.
WANTED.-Anyone having or !
months old pigs or hogs, weighing
from $50 to 200 pounds, can dispose of
same by calling at the Island Packing
Co.'s mess house or at the cannery
office. Please call or write at once.
A neck-tie social will be given in
Odd Fellows hall OH next Monday
evening, May 9th, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society. A patriotic
program of music, songs and recitati0ns
will he given. Admission Is cents, in
Guiding refresliments--ice cream, cake,
coffee, etc. Program to begin promptly
at o'clock.
Thomson Bros, owners of the mail
steamer Lydia Thompson, have been
fortunate in securing the services of Mr..
A. Keay as purser OH the above named
boat. Mr.. Keay is gentlemen OF
many wears experience In this line and
has been actively identified with the
shipping interests Of Puget Sound fol
a long time. Previous to his taking
/ this position he was wharfinger on the
| City dock in Seattle.
! The residents of this county should
bear it in mind that OH July 4th next
| the grandest celebration ever given In
i'm San Juan county, will he held al
Friday Harbor, under the auspices OF
Friday Harbor Lodge No. II, A. U. U,
! w. An excellent program in now be-
! ing prepared and all who come here
will be guaranteed grand good time
Good speaking in the hall, outdoor
sports OF all kinds and u dance and fire
| works in the evening.
Mr.. Ben LichtenlRrg, OF Lopez
Wishes to Inform the patrons OF this
paper as we'll "a all San Juan county
people that he will sell limited mum
Der of settings of either Barred Ply
mouth Rocks or Brown Leghorn egg
| Empire strain at greatly reduced prices
This will give those desiring fun
| blooded bird an opportunity to secure
same without delay or danger from los
through shipping from distant points
Prices: Plymouth Rocks, 81 so per IL
Leghorn. 81, per ID. This offer L
strictly limited to residents of San Jua'
county ONLY.
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to Victoria last Saturday and returned
Sunday. They went to Sydney in q
sailboat and from there to Victoria by
train.
VIM. Gilmore is much interested in
the operations OF the u. s. feet in the
Philippines. He has been at Manila
and is quite familiar with the situation
there.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, constituting
the Hewitt & Marsh Comedy Com
pany," gave two exhibitions at the
school house Friday and Saturday
evenings.
President McMillin, of the Lime
Company, went up-Sound. Saturday,
and Mrs. McMillill, Paul and Dorothy
and Miss Beeny went, Tuesday, for q
a few days. visit.
The steamer Roche Harbor arrived
at S O'Clock Friday morning from
Alaska. Capt. Herbert Davis is again
in command Of her and she is engaged
in her usual work for the Lime Com
pany. Jay Aiken has again taken his
old place as fireman. ROCHE.
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WEST SOUND NEWS NOTES.

Miss Kate Kepler is at home.
Mr. Willard is here on business.
The island is almost in full bloom
now.
Mrs. John Barker is reported as be-
ing i'll.
Peter Laplant, Jr., is riding bicycle
these days.
The ranchers are busy putting in
their grain and Spuds.
Some folks here don't believe the war
with Spain has commenced vet.
Measels. whooping cough and other
refreshments is the Dill of fare here.
What sensational place Deer Har-
Dor is. Who would have thought it?
Oh, my!
Mr.. George Gibbs, of Orcas, expects
a bulb expert from Chicago some time
next month.
Our friend and neighbor, Mr.. Ben
Harrison, who has of late years been
residing in Wisconsin, is here again;
also Mrs. Harrison.
Miss Palmer, of Whatcom county,
teacher Of the Pleasant Valley school,
was called home Friday because of her
brother leaving for the seat of war, last
week.
The Griswold family, of Shaw island,
We are sorry to announce, intend NOV
ing to Seattle. They will I've missed in
this community. Miss Georgia Gr,s-
void is member Of the Orcas Enter
tanners and will he greatly missed with
her vocal and instrumental talent. We
wish them all the prosperity they de-
serve in their new home.
We want canneries and evaporators,
but we want them on the island. A
cannery at WhatcOm would be of small
advantage to us here; no more use than
the great fis! canneries at Fairilaven
would he to the Island Packing Com
pany of Friday Harbor. A $4,000 plant
is not large enough for Whatcom coun-
ty alone, and if so, what would such n
plant do with the tons of fruit on our
islands in addition. The place for such
industries is here where the fruit is
grown. This is the opinion of great
many of our best fruit growers.
SCRIBE.
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LOPEZ NEWS NOTES.
Geo. Troxell and wife leave for Port
land in a few days.

Geo. Troxell and wife leave for Port
land in a few days.
Judge 1. ]. Lichtenberg and wife
went to Seattle last week to visit
friends.
Mr.. Sheets, representing Lilly, BO-
gardus & Co., of Seattle, was OH the
island last week.
The steam schooner Nellie Jensen
called in last week and took Taylor q
Co. - schooner to Seattle.
Mr.. Eddie Weeks is rapidly finish
ing his new barn, which, when COM
pleted, will he among the largest in
San Juan county.
Mr.. Willett has purchased thirty
acres which adjoins his present five
acre piece Of land ut Port Stanley. The
purchase was made from Mr.. Joseph
Biggs.
Among the passengers to and from
the HarbOr last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Biqgs, Joseph Biggs, Jr.,
Mr.. Willett, Rev. Cort, Ben Lichten-
berg and Mrs. Guard.
There is being built at Gem Farm a
boat house 16x24, with ways 300 feet
long running out to deep water. Mr..
Dell Hoffman, the well known boat
builder of Shaw island, is doing the
work.
Mr.. G.. G.. Smith and Mr.. Harris,
who reside OH Blakely island, were
callers ON the island last week on their
way to Friday HarbOr. Mr.. Smith
together with Mr.. Harris intend going
into the chicken business on Blakely.
Mr.. Wilson, wife and child passed
through Lopez last Saturday on their
way to Seattle from Shaw island
where, it is understood, Mr.. Wilson
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Now it's the Green Front!

Now it's the Green Front! =
Overalls, any size for SO cents, al
Sweeney's
New line of Hats and Caps at Swee.
ney's; also Stationery.
Daily papers and drug store special
ties at the Green Front. 4
Mr.. Ed. Delaney returned from Fort
Wrangel OH the Thompson, last Fri
day.
Master Norman briggs il down from
Seattle making his papa, G. B. briggs,
q visit.
Mr.. Edouard Graignic, Of Waldron,
was in the Harbor the first of the week
on business.
Messrs. E. E. Allen and Ernest Ra-
horst, of Waldron, were in town the
last of the week.
Heavy 9-ounce Riveted Overalls for
Men. all cotton and yard wide, for so
cents, at the Blue Front Store.
Mrs. A. G. Middleton leaves for the
east today to visit relatives and friends.
She will be absent several weeks.
Road Supervisor J. L. Farnsworth
has been doing some excellent work on
our streets during the past week.
Mr.. J. G. Clinton returned the last
OF the week from Fort Wrangel, Alas
ka, where he went not long since.
On account of some mishap in the
engine room the steamer Thompson
was about three hours late here Tues
day.
Mrs. Laurence Nessle returned to
her home at Olga, Monday, after visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Coffelt, and family
here for several days.
Sweeney is now offering the greatest
ever heard of in wooden goods
which he has just received from the
Washington Wooden Mills.
President Keen, of the Island Pack
ing Co., and his crew of men are now
engaged in getting the traps
ready for this seasons fishing.
Mr. Patrick Welch has had q new
tile drain put in from the Tourists hotel
to the bay, to take the place of the old
wooden one which had r0tted out.
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was looking over Mr.. Griswolti's ranch
preparatory to either buying or leasing
same
The "Shadow Social,n given at the
| residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. C. T. Butler.
for the benefit of the parsonage was
not as well attended as might have
been, owing to revival meetings which
are being held In the center of the
island. There were about twenty-five
present. During the evening several
selections were rendered on a phonO-
graph which were much appreciated.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p. Pain, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Willett. Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Shaded, Mrs. Harvey
Butler, Mrs. G.. A. Kent, Mrs. III. G..
Wamsholdt, Miss Nettie Kent, Miss
Dora Butler, Miss Pearl Butler, Miss
Kate Buckley, Miss Victoria Shal, Mr..
Sheets and Mr.. Ben Lichtenberg.
There is very good story being cir
culated around Lopez about a very
prominent San Juan young lady who
teachers school in the above named
precinct. I will not mention any
names, but will give the reader all
possible advantage of guessing the
name of the young lady referred to.
In one of your former issues it was
noted, among the Lopez news notes,
that the wife of a certain merchant,
together with tie young lady referred
to, had just returned from a visit
with up-Sound friends. 1t was while
in Seattle Blocking around the town"
that the incident occurred. Now if
there is anything on the street that a
woman will not notice, new dresses
and bonnets especially, l have yet to
hear of it. 1t was while walking up
Second Ave. one nice afternoon when
the fair teachers eyes fell upon sign
which hung upon store that read as
follows: Something new. One of the
stoves warranted to save half your
fuel" Upon reading this and wishing
to bring something home she remarked
to her companion, II will buy two of
them, then papa and mamma can save
the whole of their fuel" The above
story was told to me as fact and if /
was wrongfully informed, your readers
will have to look to this prominent
merchants wife for it's truthfulness.
BY this one can readily see that our
San Juan county school teachers have
some very brilliant ideas, especially
when in the city. /. x. L.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05
Two Million. n Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again, it
means they're satisfied. The people of the
United States are now buying Cascareta
Candy Cathartic at the rate of two million
fore New Years. 1t means merit proved,
that Cascarets are the most delightful bowel
regulator for everybody the year round. All
druggists loo, Csc, SOC box, cure guaranteed.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05

SUMMARY:-Meant temperature 49,.
Maximum temperature So on the 3Oth.
Minimum temperature 30 on the 10th.
Total precipitation 8O-1OO inches. Clear
days s. Partly cloudy 18. Cloudy 6.
Dates of frost, light, 10th. Direction Of pre-
vailing wind, south and northwest. Solar
halo on the 18th from to 6 p. m. and on
the 23rd from 2 to 4 p. IN. Cool but grow
ing weather during the entire month. !.
Including rain, hail, sleet, and melted
snow.
+ From maximum and minimum read
inps. GEORGE GIBBS.
Voluntary Observer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05
Diamond Dyes of every shade ant
color at Fowle's Green Front.
A sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot loseisa
sure thing. Biliousness, sick headache, fur
red tongue, fever, piles aud q thousand other
Ills are caused by constipation aud sluggish
liver. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the won
derful new liver stimulant and intestinal
tonic are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. g. G. are sure
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Beauty - Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy. liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sckly bilious complexion by taking
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ROCHE HARBoR NEWS BRIEFS.

Mrs Isaac Sandwich, Miss Sand
with and Miss Crook returned at mid
night Saturday from . trip to Victoria
in sailboat.
President Gross, of the Andrews Bay
Fish Company, Is tarring . great guam
tity Of web at his place for the COM
pany's traps.
David swapp went to Seattle lass
week in search Of employment, ~
Joe left Tuesday TO engage In Salvation
Amy work in Portland.
Howard Conrad returned Friday
from seattle, convinced OF the iutiiity
Of any present efIort 70 get into the ma
tionai guard In this state.
Commodore q lmore was out TOT :. e
nracfice cruise m the flagship o. tne
Mesquite feet last Sunday. Cepta''l
wilkinson also took short run.
Carl johnson and I'd Carlson went
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-05
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