The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-03-11

home, Monday evening.
! Mrs. w. ]. Moore has been on
the sick list the past week. ;
About fifteen couples rendered
a pleasant surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G.. Strehlein at their
elegant new home at the ROUGH
eleau, Saturday evening. and
spent a most enjoyable evening.
Dancing was INDUCED in and
refreshments served, and the
hours of the Sabbath had all eady
been ushered in ere the guests
departed.
Miss Ella v. Pratt spent the
Sabbath at Hibbing, the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Satterlee.
| A. Newton Brown returned
Tuesday morning from pleas
ant trip to Duluth and the Twin
lCities.
John Costin, Jr., Sundayed
with Biwabik friends.
W. J. Moore went to Tower
Saturday, returning Monday.
H. Krause left Saturday for
Duluth over the Miller Trunk
Road, headed for Alaska. He
will attend to business matters
IN the Zenith City for some days
before leaving for the frozen
regions.
j. F. Michan, the genial mer-
chant tailor, is an avowed can
didate for aldermanship from the
Second Ward.
Highest cash price paid for
Raw Furs at the Bee Hive.
Rev. G. S. Kathan has been
suffering the past week with in
Mandatory rheumatism in his
left shoulder and arm. The all
ment was so painful as to pre-
vent his presiding at services
Sqnday evening, his pulpit be.
ing filled by Capt. Gill, of the
Oliver.
Jos. Griff, of Mountain Iron,
was in the city Sunday. Mr..
Gritf recently Underwent an
operation at St. Mary's Hospit.
al, Duluth, and says he feels like
a new man.
Gen. P. w. Scott was a Du-
luth visitor Saturday, returning
the same evening accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Rose. who
came home from St. Cloud,
where she attends the State Nor
NAL, for Sunday visit.
The Drake & Stratton CON-
pany still have from 80 to 40
days work to finish their con :
tract grading for the new Ste-
wart river extension. Though
trains run on the new track they
are still raising the grade in
places and widening it gener-
aliy.-Iron Journal.
VIM. Getty, of Duluth, Survey
Or General, was in the city Mon
Gay, looking after the states
timber interests in this section.
| Mr.. Getty was formerly chair
man of the Republican County
Committee, and as such made an
excellent overseer of party in
tere$ts. He is primarily a re-
publican, and unlike many of the
leaders of the patty is an all-the
year-'round hustler for party
success.
The editor of Georgia paper,
in describing adefaulter who had
unceremoniously vacated hi:
usual haunts, said the fellow was
six feet tall and $4,000 short
Ex-Postmaster Caselberg, :o1
, Grand Rapids, recently received
a check for % cents from thu
> government postal depatmen
a rebate of over payments made
. during his term of Office.
The Two Harbors car shops are
: said to be the busiest now they
5 ever were. A total of 234 orr
3 cars are being rebuilt. The worl
l was commenced the first of thu
: year and will be completed by
: April Is. Every machine in thu
2 shop is being pushed to it's full
, est capacity.
The superintendent of schools
| at Champion, Mich, was recent
l ly given "a hours IN which tt
4 leave town, by the school board
for offering insults to lady teach
? ers under his supervision.
There is q certain element o.
5 the younger generation of this
city who are not unlike thei1
l proto- types of other localities
! in respect to rowdyism. To one
, who happens In the post-office