The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10

IRON BlWablk Sunday, for
short visit with old Virginia
friends.
B. N. Wheeler spent Saturday
and Sunday in Tower and Ely.
George l.. Woolen stopped in
the city for a short time Monday
exchanging courtesies with his
many friends.
j. J. Booth and family remov-
ed from the Llebrock block to a
pleasant cottage near the south
end of Central avenue, Monday.
E. S. Smith went to Duluth
Monday.
John Taylor, the contractor
and builder, has gone to Minot,
North Dakota, where he has OBJ.
tanned a contract with Guthrie &
Co., on the Great Northern rail
road. He took with him ten
teams.
G. E. Bailey returned Monday
from a weeks trip through
northern Michigan, where he
had been on a tour o. inspection
OF number of abandoned cop-
per properties.
N. K. Farrand Sundayed with
Duluth friends.
D. H. Moon suffers from a
sprained ankle, the result of a
mis- step.
J. D. Lamont. the able assist
ant Of Civil Engineer Bailey.
left yesterday for short visit to
Omaha and to his home at He
bron, Nebraska.
| Postmaster Browne was over
from Biwabik Tuesday.
P. 0. Inspector Gordon was in
the city Tuesday, looking up
several complaints which had
been filed with the proper au-
thorities relative to the local
postal service.
A. Newton Brown spent the
Sabbath at Duluth, the guest of
Geo. M. Smith, G.. P. & T. A. of
the Omaha.
DR.. z. K. Brown returned
Monday evening from his week s
outing at Graod Rapids, and re-
ports a most enjoyable time.
Re7. G. S. Kathan was a Du
luth visitor the first of the week.
William Mattsen, a FINLAND.
er, was struck by an engine on
the Duluth, Missabe & Northern,
near Columbia Junction, on Fri
day afternoon last, receiving in.
juries from which he died a few
hours later.
| W H. Eaton returned from
duluth Saturday evening. Dur.
ing his visit to the Zenith City
Mr.. Eaton purchased as fine a
team as was ever brought to the
range. for use on his mail and
delivery line.
| Ole Halverson is now a fixture
at the meat market of Fred En-
gel & Co., assuming charge OF
his new duties Tuesday.
! B. N. Wheeler was given a
! short leave of absence by the
, school board, Wednesday, to at.
tend to affairs political in the
, Zenith City.
Col. J. r. James went to Du-
luth Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church met with Mrs. W.
H. Eaton Wednesday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. G.. S.
Kathan, at the parsonage.
News received by friends in
the city announced the ARRIVAL OF
a boy baby at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. P. Mars, West
Third street, Duluth, on Thurs
day.
A huge moose paid his re-
spects to VIM. Shea's home q
few days ago. The domesticat
ed ranger came right up to the
front door and grazed around fo1
a while. Later, he took bis de
parture for the lake, where he
swan across to the opposite
shore. What an awful tempta.
ton considering the price O:
meat.-Star.
Charles Saul, of Eveleth, wa!
in the city yesterday. Aside
from being a prosperous con
tractor and builder. Mr.. Saul il
= the owner of the finest trucl,
garden on the ranges, situate
, about one and one half mile!
! south of Eveleth, between the D
5 M. & N. and D. s. I. R. roads
. where he has this year under
cultivation about five acres O.