The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-01-07

TIE CITY NEWS.

The Hotel Virginia was closed
doMn this morning for an indeti
mite period. It's demise will
not materially affect the business
interests of the city.
| S. Oberg remodels his Maple
street building, making of same
an elegant residence property.
H. A. Durkee returned yester-
day morning from q trip to st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Thompson returned to
West Duluth Monday, after q two
weeks visit with Virginia friends
Edward Sweeney and sons re
turned to the city Tuesday from
their Holiday visit at Crystal
Falls, Mich,
Ken Cohoe was in the city for
a short time Monday, bidding
adieu to his many range friends
before departing for Cripple
Creek, Colo., where he joins his
father.
Mr.: and :. rs. D. E. Cupper-
null returned Saturday from a
Holiday visit at Mrs. Cupper-
null's former home, near Utica.
There are cases where It is
cheaper to move than to pay
rent.
A jolly party of Eveleth young
people enjoyed a sleighride to
this city New Years evening.
| Capt. E. Morcom has been re-
elected chairman of the county
board for the ensuing year.
! Physicians are the friend of
the family. HARPER whiskey
is the friend of the physicians.
A most valuable assistant and
one that can be trusted. Sold by
T. A. Clark, Virginia, MINI.
! Harry George, head clerk at
Prescott & Mars Co., returned
Monday from a Holiday visit
with Twin City friends.
| M. Goldfish, of the Phoenix,
left Monday for a ten days visit
to the Twin Cities and his old
home at Lacrosse. Wis.
G. E. Fay was in from the
Moon & Kerr camps Sunday.
after a piece of mas homemade
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Capt. W. E. Dickinson was in
the city Monday.
The whistle at Bailey's mill
royalty welcomed the new year.
Mrs. r. Levip and John Duf-
fla came up from Virginia and
Ispent Christmas among friends
at Soudan.-Tower Journal.
Guess the Hibbing News does
not duly appreciate the presen t
counell of that village, if we
may be permitted to read be-
tween the lines. It does some
times makes difference as to
whose OK is gored.
Jerry Daily returned Tuesday
evening from Waupum. Wis.,,
where he was called on Wednes.
day of last week by a telegram
announcing the illness of his
father. Mr.. Daily arrived home
too late to see his father alive,
he having died the the same day
as noted bY an article from the
Waupun Leader elsewhere in
this issue.
Wood taken on subscription at
The Enterprise Office.
c. G. Helmuth, for years past
cashier at the Oliver, has accept.
ed position at the Montreal
mine on the western Gogebic, fo1
which place he will depart the
coming week. Mr.. Helmuth is
numbered among Virginia's pio-
| neers and public-spirited young
men, and many friends regret his
departure while wishing him
we'll in his new position.
This is the season for taking
, inventory, but the wrath of our
merchants at such a time is ap.
peased by a notation of the sat-
isfactory business of the past
year.
| The Rev. Wilson will conduct
divine services at the Presbyter-
ian church in this city Sunday
next, morning and evening.
DR.. Nelson P. Hulst. general
manager OF the Oliver Carnegie
mining interests, was in the city
Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cofey re-
joice over the arrival of q bright
baby girl at their home Wednes-
day morning.