The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-27
B. Levin attended to business
in Duluth Wednesday. = =

Jas. A. LOulan was over from
Biwabik Wednesday.
Erwin Lerch was in ifrom the
Sparta mine yesterday.
Humane Agent Witherow, OF
Duluth. is IN the city today.
A new orchestra is soon to be
organized in the city, succeed
ing the Gem.
Mrs. J. Shanedling returned
Saturday from a visit. with West
Superior friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. Church met with Mrs. G
Schoenleber Wednesday,.
Have you seen the elegant new
line of shirt waists at Talboys &
Campbell's? All latest styles
and patterns.
| E. D. Parma'ee, formerly boss
carpenter at the Franklin group,
left Saturday for the Atlantic
mine, on the Gogebic.
The harp is many peoples
favorite instrument. HARPER
is everyOne'S faVOrite whiskev.
Sold by T. A. Clark, MINI.
Capt. J. N. Wiggen and wife
of the Salvation Army, will con .
duct the services at the Swedish
M. E. church on Sunday even
ing next.
The pleasant cottage of J. D.
Taylor, on Central avenue, is be-
ing moved to the center of the
o:s upon which it staads. and
the lots will be filled and seeded,
making of the place a neat res
dence with tasty grounds.
An exchange says: While
Spain's navy on this side of the
world is rather fleet it is not
Cervera formidable" Admir-
ante Oquendo yVlzcaya ct Christ
abal und Cataluna! What a
joke!
Talboys & Campbell handle
the famons Rubber Paints, mix.
ed ready for usage. This is the
season of the year your fences
and buildings need painting, and
these are the paints that last,
Chas. Oakman, Nj. E. Fan
ming, Jos. Backus, w. B. Pratt
and n A-=Holmer warez=among.
those from this city who did
business at the Duluth Land OF:
flee Monday, filing on lands in
591O>
The political busy body is al
ready on the alert, in the attempt
to. designate who shall 60 from
the various precincts of the city
as: delegates to the coming con-
ventions and how such delegates
shall vote.
| The Virginian of last issue
produced an extract from a Mich
igan exchange, stating that Fred
Northey, a brother of w. ].
Northey, of the Franklin. had
enlisted with the Michigan
troops. BY a Negaunee paper
of last issue, however, we note
that Mr.. Northey has accepted
a position as SALESMAN for a De-
troit wholesale drug firm, a far
less irksome position.
Among those in the city Fri
day last in attendance at the re
publican meeting were Messrs.
]. o. Walker, Hibbing; G.. W.
Wallace and James Vivian, Fay
al; s. Sax, H. Weckey and Ed.
Williams, Sparta; H. A. Kamke,
Mckinley; M. D. L. Fuller. G.
H. Webster and w. D. Ellsworth,
Eveleth: Hon. Neil ,McInnis,
Tower, and Jas. A. Loulan, Bi-
wabik.
B. N. Wheeler, who AYERS that
he is ''range'' resident, is after
the nomination as county super
intendent of schools on the re-
publican ticket. Mr. Wheeler
has taught in the public schools
of District No. 90 for three years
past, but a contract was made
some weeks since for a success
or to his position. It is stated
that County Superintendent
Stultz will also be apt to be a
candidate.
In municipal court Monday
Judge Nelson sentenced Frank
Nv. Clarence to 80 days in Billy
Sargent's chuck house. The of :
fender. who is more commonly
known as ''Captain Mud" is an
old timer on the range. and is an
example to young men of the re-.
suits of a depraved appetite.
Mr.. Clarence is a person of un-
i questioned intelligence. highly