The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-01-07

Benny Mi!avetz left Tuesday
noon for q ten days visit in St.
Paul and Minneapolis. During
his absence he will make large
purchases of stock for the spring
trade.
Frank Schipley has resigned
his position with the Hibbing
News and returned to his home
in this city Saturday last. He
''holds down q case" at the En-
terprise Office a couple of days
this week.
Schools reopened Monday and
the happy Holiday youth again
faceth the school ma'am and the
stern realities of life.
Mrs. Steinberg. of Biwabik,
was the guest of Mrs. Jos. Ro
man Monday.
John Peterson. range agent
for the Minneapolis Brewing
company, attended to business at
Biwabik yesterday.
Col. ]. r. James circulated
among his many Duluth friends
Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Costin, Jr., acted as in
stalling officer at the public in
stallatlon of Biwabik Lodge 146,
K. of P, on Friday evening
last.
James Meyers and son, James
Jr., and Miss Jennie went to Du
luth Monday, where the children
will remain with Mrs Meyers.
1t had been Mr.. Meyers inten-
tion to remove his family to this
city, but recent developments
precluded the possibility of so
doing.
Louis Larson has purchased a
controlling interest in the City
Drug Store at Eveleth. Mr..
Bowling will now have more time
to devote to his other business
enterprises.
John Weinberg has sufficient
ly recovered from his recent i'll
ness as to be able to attend to
business interests again.
The Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church
met with Mrs. j. j. Beatty Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Enterprise Job depart :
ment opens the new year with a
rush of orders. and our suo,
scription and advertising denotes
a substantial increase. The new
year holds bright promises for
our welfare.
Miss Rose Martin left for Du-
luth today. where she will attend
school at the Institute of the
Sacred Heart.
Rev. J. U. Graf will conduct
services at the st. Paul's Epis.
copal church in this city Sunday
next.
Mr.. Girard, formerly time
keeper at the Mountain Iron
property, succeeds G. C. Hell
muth at the Oliver.
Erwin Lerch spent New Years
day with Duluth frleuds.
Judson Clifford came up from
Brimson Monday evening.
A man was brought in from
the Fayal Monday noon with &
broken leg, and taken to the
Virginia Hospital.
The Moon & Kerr Company
builds dock for unloading log:
which will be received by tha,
company by rail this season.
A girl for general houseworh
wanted at the home of Mrs. w.
j. Moore. Birch street.
The Moose Lake Star holds
the palm for the most black
smithy newspaper heading eve1
conceived. It even beats it's
Eveleth prototype.
Thos. Coughlin now holds
down a job as brakeman on the
Duluth, Mississippi River &
Northern, during a six weeks
vacation of the regular occupant
of the berth.
E. F. Chalk, of Tower, won in
the contest as the most popular
man in that prosperous Vermil.
ION city, the prize being $50 fine
cigars, On even date he rejoiced
over the arrival OF a bouncing
boy at his home, and the voters
were given an opportunity of en-
joylng the fruits OF the contest.
They builded better than they
knew.
At the meeting of the com mon
council Wednesday evening the
aDDOintment Of. Chas. Granhorn