The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-01-21
The Rev. r. e. Higgins, {

PIT OF the Presbyterian church
in this city, Sunday next. Both
morning and evening services
will be held.
E. H. Chittenden will shortly
establish an instalment agency
in this city. There's big money
in the business, and as Elmer in.
tends playing the full string he
will make what's to be had.
Supt. Chas. E. Lawrence, of
the Amasa mine, at Amasa.
Mich, was in the city Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Lawrence was
formerly cashier at the Norman
mine, in this city.
w. L. Barber, the Hibbing
short. line con, enjoys thirty
day respite from labor and will
spend the time in the Twin Cit-
les. Conductor Gilbert, of Proc
tor, fills his position temporarily.
W. S. Andrew returned Mon
day from the Seine River gold
fields, where he has been for
several months past conducting
explorations for ex Sheriff W.
w. Butchart.
Capt. Gill, from the Mountain
Iron, will shortly take direct
charge of the Oliver and Lone
Jack properties. He will remove
his family from the Mountain to
the company's house IN this city
sometime during February
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. F.. Church met Wednesday
with Mrs. F. Carlson, who enter
tanned them very nicely, at the
Oliver. They meet with Mrs. D.
E. CuppernulI, Central avenue,
Wednesday next.
E. W. Coons, formerly of the
Virginia Furniture company,
who has been through the west
and south since leaving this city
a few months ago, is now at the
DRAKE & SSratton camps where
he has a position as foreman.
The Hibbing News has turned
over a new leaf in the diary of
time, the last issue being Vol. 5
No. !. The News, under the
efficient management Of Editor
Smith, is u newsy local journal
and an ever-welcome exchange
'@>M Mrs. JOS. Wright; Of West Siu1I:..
perior, is a guest at the home of
her sister, Mrs. JOS. Liberty. A
reception in honor of Mrs.
Wright was given at the home
Of r. Verville Monday evening,
where cards, music, dancing and
social converse were enjoyed.
Rev. FL. Corbett, pastor. and
Rev. FIR. .Smiers, assistant pastor
of the Duluth Cathedral. came
up on the morning train. Fr.
Corbett delivers g lecture at the
Opera House this evening at the
entertainment for the benefit of
Our Lady Of Lourdes' Church.
The mem bers Of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Pres
ibyterian church enjoyed sleigh
ride to the home of Mrs. J. Law
son, at the Auburn, with whom
they met Wednesday afternoon
Refreshments were served and
al! enjoyed pleasant afternoon.
John Rosevold, deliverymau at
the Union Cash Grocery, had the
misfortune to slip and fall yes
terday, striking in such manner
as to dis1ocate his left arm at the
elbow joint This is the same
joint which was thrown out in
1 handling a barrel of sugar last
summer.
Capt. George, of the Norman
. found the pocket book belonging
to Herman Krause, advertised in
these columns last week, and
promptly returned same. The
p pocket-book contained city or.
e ders, deposit certificates anc
notes aggregating upwards Of
$1,000, and Mr.. Krause was for
] tunate, the finder being knowr
I saS SenJleman or sterling lnteg
rity.
e Acting under instructions from
the municipal court, Jas. Sulli.
$ van replaced a sign in front o:
t Judge Princes Office Tuesday
y evening, III place of one which
f he removed and destroyed some
week ago. Mr. Sullivan put thu
sign up after dark, which might
|, perhaps, have had something t,
- do with the fact that one woult
= have to stand on his head to reat
the placard in its present condi.
ton.
n Two sleigh loads of Virginian