The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-03-18
Pretty much March weather. !

luth Tuesday. T.. = y.
Miss Julia schipley returned
Tuesday from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkinson
speut the Sabbath with friends
at Tower.
Mrs. A. Dreger, OF Duluth,
spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
P. E. Bowling and brother,
Jim, were in from Eveleth yes
terday.
| c. G. Miller. of the Duluth Pa
per & Stationery company, was
in the city Wednesday.
Our range correspondence is
forced out of this issue through
lack of space.
! Robert McGruer left the first
of the week for Dakota, for q
short business trip.
Geo. Caliarl left Monday for
Alaska. He will meet Herman
Krause in St. Paul, and the two
will go together.
Rev. c.. H. Stevenson was over
from Eveleth Tuesday, making
q pleasant call at The Enterprise
sanctum.
MISS Abbie Sheehy left Friday
last for Negaunee, Mich, for an
extended visit with relatives ard
friends.
The Cuban question was rele-
gated for the day yesterday,
while the populace joined IN do
ing homage to Ireland's saint.
The Ladies Aid Society met
with Mrs. J. r. James Wednes
day. Next meeting will be with
Mrs. G. S. Kdthan, at the par
sonage.
Benny Levin aided his many
customers in the proper obse~v-
ance of st. .Patrick's day by
furnishing them, gratultously,
appropriate emblems.
No services will be held at the
Episcopal church in this city
Sunday next, Rev. J. u. Graf,
pastor in charge, conducting ser
vices at Hibbing on that date.
Robert Aorrie and John S.
MeG Gallouss.la two-hardy
fsteaders from north of Mt. Iron,
were in the city Tuesday making
pleasant call upon The Enter
prise editor.
James Gleason, formerly of
Republic and Gladstone, Mich,
but who for some time past has
been time-keeper at the Drake &
Stratton works at Brimson, has
resigned his position and spends
a few days in Virginia.
i 1t is rumored that F. B. Hand,
a former partner in The Enter
prise, is again looking with
longing eyes at the newspaper
field OF the Mesaba. There's
plenty of room, Pa, if your wal
let is we'll lined.
Edward F. Sweeney has leased
the Scott cottage on Wyoming
avenue, recently vacated by F..
G.. Strehlein and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Sweeney and family
occupied their new home yester-
day.
! The death of Mrs. Addison E.
Eva. of Duluth, of Brights dis
ease, occurred at St. Mary's S
Hospital Wednesday evening.
Deceased was the mother or Miss
Ethel Eva, we'll known in Vlr-
ginia social and musical circles.
J. O. Shadbolt is prominently
spoken of as the prospective
Free Silver candidate for mayor.
mr.. S. is recognized as sue
cessful, conservative business
man, and would make a good
} head for the municipal govern
ment.
! Manager Hawkins. of the
Drake & Stratton company, was
IN the city Friday evening. He
says 1his company is getting
along nicely with their railroad
contract, and will shortly COM
mence work on their new strip
ping contract at the Biwabik. -,
While The Enterprise scribe
feels deeply ingrstiated and duly
appreciates the seeming cordial
ity shown by our esteemed con.
temporary in so prominently
bringing our name before the
public as a possible or pr9spec
tive candidate for city recorder
on the republican ticket, we de