The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-02-18
Rev. Olson Sundayed in Hib.

Steam heat is being put in the
Biwabik school building.
M. l.. Fay attended to bust
ness matters in Duluth the first
! OF the week.
Mrs. NJ. Sheehy went to Hib
) bing Tuesday for Short visi,
with friends.
The Klondike Klub, Eveleth,
tender the sixth of their series OF
social hops tl.is evening.
Miss Mae NJ. Gill. of Eveleth,
visited with Virginia friends,
Saturday and Sunday.
George Raymond, formerly OF
this city but latterly of Duluth,
left this week for Alaska.
John Taylor is finishing up his
contract for the removal of a
number of buildings from the
Auburn aud Vega to the Fayal
location
| Wood taken on subscription at
The Enterprise Office.
! Dr.. H. W. Spratley lett for his
St. Cloud home Monday, threat
eued with an attack of la grippe.
He will return to the city upon
his recovery,
Mrs. J. J. Beatty has been in
Duluth for some days past, un-
dergoing an operation and treat
ment at St. Mary's Hospital for
chronic appendicitis.
The Epworth League sleigh
ride and social at the home OF
Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Pearce, at
the Commodore, Saturday even.
ing, was we'll attended and was a
financial success.
Miss Mary Morrell, of the Au.
burn, has accepted a clerical po-
sition in the post-ofhce at Iron
Junction, under the newly ap-
pointed postmaster. Nj. Il, John
son.
A party of mine officials was
at the Biwabik mine, Saturday,
inspecting that property. 1t is
anticipated that stripping opera
tions at the mine will be resum
ed in March.
Editor G. A. Smith was a
pheasant caller at The Enter
prise sarctum Tuesday, stopping
over in Virginia between trains;
on his return to Hibbirg after
spending the Sabbath with his
family in Duluth.
Miss Clara E. Fay and Ned K.
Farrand were the prize winners
a. a. The .iae Y. P. w. c.. tournament
Friday evening last. After the
meet this evening a social dance
will be rendered the members of
j the Club.
John Hendrickson and iss
Anna KauKus came over from
Hibbing Monday, procured mar.
riage licenses and were united in
the bonds of matrimony the same
day by Rev. Olson. The bridal
couple returned to their Hibbing
home the following day.
Over 100 volumes, contributed
by the Minneapolis Public Ii.
brary, have recently been added
to the Biwabik Free Library,
aud many volumes which have
been we'll thumbed by the Biwa.
bicians will be sent to the Hib-
bing Library.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Shanedling
left yesterday for Duluth, where
Mrs. Shanedling meets a sister,
Miss Bessie Meyers, of Mime
apolis, who will return with her
and visit here for some time.
Mr.. Shanedling goes on to Chi
cago, where he will select nee
essary spring and summer stock.
Capt. A. J. Carlin arrived in
the city Tuesday and spends the
week with Virginia friends. The
Captain has had a seige of ILL
ness for some weeks. and is Still
indisposed. In conversation
with an Enterprise reporter he
stated that he would again visit
the range in March. probably
stopping for longer period.
Saturday was Lincoln's birth
day, day set aside by the state
of Minnesota as a legal holiday;
a holiday duly commemmorated
and observed by our schools.
Still we failed to note any flag,
at half mast or otherwise, float
ing from our school building. Is
this not atmosts inexcusable over.
sight or neglect?
The crew on the Hibbing scoot
stopped the train Monday to res
7 cue a drowning team. At a point