The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-13

The: W. Z. Bailey Lumber
company's planning mill was
; started Tuesday.
The last meeting Of the Ladies'
Whist Club was held with Mrs.
A. H. Stevens yesterday after
noon. ..
Nels Anderson will shortly
, open a new saloon ct the thriv.
ing village of Sparta.
Ladies' Sailors, a fine new line
just opened by Talboys & Camp:
bill.
Paddy KING, Of Hibbine, spent
Friday and Saturday with Vir.
ginia friends.
i G. E. Bailey went to St. Paul
and Minneapolis Saturday.
Mayor Scott had business in
Duluth Monday.
A. Nj. Lang is this week hav
ing his residence moved one lot,
giving it a higher elevation.
| N, A. Holmer, the merchant
tailor, left Monday for a short
business trip to the Twin Cities
and Chicago.
Be good to yourself and good
to your friends. When you treat
a friend to whiskey, give him
the best. HARPER Whiskey is
the beverage for your friends
and for you. Sold by T. A.
Clark, Virginia, MINI.
I Jas. Sullivan was a Duluth Wis
|itor on Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. F. Michan has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his
) tailoring estab lishment during
the past week.
; Emil Gross came up from Du.
luth Wednesday morning.
! Gust johnson and Albert OF
: son returned Tuesday from a
visit to their farms north OF
Tower
Steve Banane, Of Chicago, Wis.
tied with Virginia friends Fri
, day and Saturday. MIR. Benane
was formerly a switchman, en-
ployed by the NJ l.. S. & W.. on
the GoSebic.
, j. A. Carney. who at at pres
ent is employed by the Drake &
u Stratton sDmpany at their BiWa-
blk stripping, was in the city
Monday.
Shirt waists, the finest line OF
latest spring styles on the range
at right prices, at Talboys &
Campbell's.
They do tell that the iron mag
: mates oppose the division of ST.
: Louis county. And Of course
such being the case, the stuff is
off.
t AS soon as the boat and stage
!. lines begin regular trips, the
Iron Range road will sci
4 through tickets from Duluth tt
2 Mine Center for $40. Round tril
tickets will be placed at $3.50
i And now the small boy slip!
p off with a fishing line, hides hi!
:. book in a convenient stump, ant
e tells his teacher the next day
n, tnat general debility was thu
g; cause of his absence.
/ DR.. Gilbert. of Duluth, was il
the city for a short time Wed
nesday. The Doctor shortly go
es to Grand Rapids, where Office
i apartments are now being fittet
for him.
Recent reports from Mrs. M
L. Fay, at St. MarY's Hospital
=: indicate that her condition i!
= steadily improving, and that sht
!, will be able to return to the city
: within a fortnight. Mr.. Fay
e who is i'll with typhoid at the
family residence on Lake Boule
ward. is also reported as resting
1 easy today.
Jas. LaBeau, fler for the
Moon & Kerr Lumber company
t received the sad announcement
t of the death of a younger broth
er, Louis, of typhoid at Duluth
Mr.. LaBeau left Wednesday
morning for Duluth, and accom-
:. panied the remains to Marinette
: Wis, for interment.
The Virginia post.ofice was
:: moved into it's elegant new quar-
! ters Sunday last, JAS. Quinn
and H. r. Smith attending to the
t removal and replacement of the
! fixtures. The new location is 4
convenient one and the room
J much more pleasant than the
!. one vacated. 49, ~ .=>~<>s 5.s=.