The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-11-25
And we all gave thanks.
Clean your walks. 'j>. ii.

clean your Walks. -. j5&ss 2&s s%s
! Most OF our business places
enjoyed q half holiday yester.
day. -
f. Senator Hawkins was over
from Biwab,k Wednesday. *s
Tom and Jerry arrived in the
city for Thanksgiving Day.
An ordinance compelling the
cleaning OF walks before q Ger
tain hour of the morning would
not be amiss. ~ .:.:t%" =
! Mrs. S. A. Reid returned Wed
nesday from Duluth, where she
had been , visiting with her
daughter, Miss Grace Reid. y.
The Ladies Of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church served Thanks
giving dinner in the Lundstrom
block last evening, netting a;
! neat sum.
Ncil McKennon, blacksmith
at Topham's camps near Elba,
had the misfortune to have a
finger badly crushed between
two sleighs Monday. He came
to this city to have the wound
dressed, going from here to his
home in Superior.
c. Nj. Atkinson and son Mark
returned to the city Tuesday,
after pleasant outing during the
hunting season. =.
All the latest novelties IN
black and colored dress goods,
at Talboys & Campbell's.
Now is the time to commence
your Holiday advertising.
| N. K. Farrand came up from
Lynds Saturday evening, accom-.
panied by F. M. Kettenring,
chief surveyor Of the Duluth &
Western, who spent the Sabbath
in the city.
Even though the ice was
covered by snow yesterday there
was pl:nty OF skating on Thanks
|giving. The saloons were all
open.
F. B. Rossom has purchased
the line bar of Mavor Busklrk,
at Eveleth. but will not devote
his personal attention to same,
his Virginia business interests
demanding his entire attention.
A man with jag aud
slippery walk accounts for the
breakage of pane of glass in
John Michan:s tailor shop Sun.
day night. >...-. Z, ss> ~ ~~..,> ,.z1 ~. a.
The Virginia Iron Works
erect a commodlous. office and
warehouse near their foundry
and machine shop.
Our line of carpets aud oil
cloths are complete
Talboys & Campbell's.
Professor Snyder, a former
habitue of Virginia whose repu.
tation has been made as pianist
and a hard drinker, spends ten
days on the rock pile in Duluth
all because Superior street
sidewalk bit him in the face.
, On Wednesday evening, Nov.
Both, a dime social will be held
in the Presbyterian Church par
lors and a number of useful ar.
tic)es will be on sale. All are
invited to come and enjoy dough.
nuts aud coffee.
Christmas goods begin to grace
our stores.
Buy everything at home that
you can. That is one way of
making a town prosperous.
Griggs. Cooper & Co.'s cele.
brated coffees at
Talboy's & Campbell's
If the after effects of a
Thanksgiving spree came first
there would not be so many of
them.
J. P. Rossman contemplates
going to Cass Lake, a promising
burg on the new Fosston branch,.
where he will run a refrigerator
and market. He is at present
awaiting a permit from tie rail
road company to build on tn.
right of-way. It is rot improba.
BILE that N. Pastoret, who has
been with him in his Mesaba
markets. will accompany him to
his n1w location.
The pleasant home of Rev.
Grotheim, on Lake Boulevard,
was the scene Of pleasant
gather ing on Saturday evening
last, as some two score Of Evel-
eth friends invaded the parson-
age. The affair was a surprise
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