The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-01-28
w. H. Cole was up from Duluth

EVeletn TUESDAY.
Supt. Wallace, Of the Fayal,
was in the city Monday. ~
Deputy Sheriff Billy Bates is
up from Duluth today. @8..
| NJ. F. Barber made a flying
trip to Duluth Tuesday.
Supt. Claiming, of the Genoa,
was a Virginia visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Caldwell
called on Eveleth friends Sun
day.
M. D. L. Fuller, the Eveleth
sttorney, attended to legal busi-
ness in the city Monday.
P. W. Scott having finished
his wood contract, has a fine
team for sale at a bargain. s..-@$5
Mrs. M. E. flaming entertain
Led the Ladies' Whist Club yes
terday afternoon.
Saloons are not of necessity
funny places, although many:
men go into them to take a smile.
George Hosking, of Ely, was
a Virginia visitor Tuesday. Mr..
Hosking reports business fair on
the Vermilion this winter.
The Young Peoples Whist
Club hold their second sitting
this evening, at the Odd Fell
lows hall in the O'Connor block.
| E. E, Edwards came over from
Mountain Iron last evening, to
attend a meeting Of Northern
Light Lodge No. 1877, K. of p.
The utter contemptibility of
an editor is noted in the omission
of a death notice because of the
nationality OF the deceased.
j. E. Turney and family re-
moved yesterday from the Lie
brock block to one of the Wiring
cottages, on Wyoming avenue.
The subscription price of the
Hibbing News has been raised
from $3.50 to $500 per annum-
payable .strictly IN advance, Ia
the minister's salary.
FoR SALE.-A $500 pound
team. 5 aud 9 years old. Good
condition. Also sleighs, wag-
ors. harness, etc. H. Krause,
Virginia.
t. % 3 Ranlkia, Maneaette,
Mich, a representative of the
Lake Superior Powder company,
was in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church met with Mrs. D.
E: Cuppernull Wednesday after
noon. The next regular meeting
of the Society will be with Mrs.
W. V. Caldwell.
Physicians are the friend of
the family. HARPER whiskey
is the friend of the physicians.
A most valuable assistant and
one that can be trusted. Sold by
T. A. Clark, Virginia, MINI.
Mrs. A. N. Thompson visits at
her old home at Forest City, Ia.+
where she was called by d tele-
gram announcing that her moth
er was confined with broken
leg, caused by slipping on an icy
walk.
Mrs. L. Maxi, a Finnish lady,
died at her home on Mesaba ave.
nue. Tuesday, Of consumption.
The funeral ceremonies were
held yesterday, the remains be-
ing inferred in the Virginia GEM
etery.
A number Of the me mbers of
the Virginia Gun Club shoulder
ed their guns Saturday afternoon
and went over to the park for a
shoot. Notwithstanding the
cold some good scores are re-
ported.
The weather today is a sample
of the purely Minnesota product.
Dripping caves, a flash of sun, a
furry of snow and a gust of wind
that causes one to envy the 70
below zero weather of the Klon
dixie.
The sink-hole on the Duluth &
Iron Range near the Em narrass
bridge, has been causing no little
trouble the past two or three
days. A big crew of men has
been employed in filing the cave
and further immediate trouble is
not anticipated.
! Mesaba Range Tent No. ii, K.
.. T. NJ, prepares for a social
session in place of it's regular re-.
view on Monday evening. Febru
ary 7th. A musical and literary
program is being prepared. and