The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-03-04
Glen Brown. of the Fayal, was
in the city on Monday.

MIS-. y. j. beatty, VINO recent
ly underwent an operation fol
appendicitis at the st. Mary's
hospital at Duluth. returned Sat.
urday, and is greatly improved
IN health.
Miss Jessie Scott fills a vacan-
cy in the Eveleth schools again
this week.
F.. Strehlein has removed his
family from the Scott cottage on
Wyoming avenue to the elegant
home on the Richilieu property.
Miss Anna Headman left Sat
urday morning for her home,
having rendered her resignation
to the school board which was
accepted. Miss Lizzie Martin
will fulfil the duties in this room
for the remainderaof the year.
The seven or eight pupils from
tho Auburn will attend school at
Virginia.
John Michan, the popular
tailor, was a Hlbbing visitor
Saturday and Sunday and re.
ports the sales Of several suits of
clothes.
J. D. Taylor, assistant county
attorney, returned from his trip
to Duluth on Thursday where he
been attending court.
Paddy Mcdonald, the con-
tractor, was in town Thursday
looking after his logging con
tract.
Max Shapiro, of Flower, form.
erly proprietor of the City Meat
Market, was a Virginia visitor
on Thursday.
Matt Doyle came up from
Brimson Wednesday evening and
will remain in the city a week or
so.
Judson Clifford was in town
over Wednesday night, returning
to Brimsou yesterday.
I. N. Chellew, Of the firm of
Chellew Hartley Commission
House of Duluth, was a pleasant
caller at this office Wednesday.
W. J. Northey returned from his
eastern trip on Thursday and
expects to get position in some
of the mines in the neighbor-
hood.
Will Prince, son Of Judge
Prince, returned from the local
Klondyke on Thursday, where
h. was employed as blacksmith.
Mrs. DR.. Corey and Miss Bates
daughter Of DR.. Bates, were Wis
itors to Brimson on Monday.
Ms; Ketc' '1um wins has been
visiting Mrs. James returned to
her home on Thursday. Newton
Brown accompanied her 20 the
Zenith City.
Judge Prince, deputy coroner,
went to Mile Post 46 on Monday
and held an inquest on the body
Of John Holom, a Norwegian.
about % years of age who was
killed at Camp No. 1 the day
previous. The Judge empanel-
ed the following jury: H. j. .Bor-
ham, foreman. Henry Farreao,
John Carney, William Hayes,
James Callngel, VIM. Keskilla.
who returned a verdict that the
deceased, John Holom, came to
his death in an accidental man
ger and through his own care
lessness and that no blame is
attached to any one but him
self. The deceased had been
in this country about two years,
and had been married about two
months previous to leaving his
native country. He carried an
accident policy in the Franklin
Insurance Co. and his wife will
receive $4,000 funeral benefit.
Miss Sarah Saxon was most
agreeably surprised by about
twenty-five of her most intimate
friends, last Monday, it being
the anniversary of her birth.
The ladies took possession of the
house, the hostess soon compre
hending that she was the honor
ed guest. She was the recipient
of an elegant dress pattern the
united gift of the ladies. The
presentation speech was fitting
ly made by Mrs. J. y. Shadbolt.
and Miss Saxon responded in a
few words showing her great
surprise. After music an elegant
luncheon which the ladies had
provided for the occasion, was
served, and the guests depart ted
declaring they had a jolly time.
Those present were Mesdames
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