The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-13

! The w. T.. Bailey Lumber
company's planning mill was
started Tuesday.
The last meeting of the Ladies'
Whist Club was held With Mrs.
A. H. Stevens yesterday after
noon. ...
.Nels Anderson will shortly
open a new saloon at the thriv.
ing village of Sparta.
Ladies Sailors, a fine new line
just opened by Talboys & Camp
b,ll.
| Paddy KING, Of Hibbine, spent
Friday and Saturday with Vir.
ginia friends.
| G. e. Bailey went to St. Paul
and Minneapolis Saturday.
Mayor Scott had business in
Duluth Monday.
A. M. Lang is this week hav
ing his residence moved one lot,
giving it a higher elevation.
N. A. Holmer, the merchant
tailor, left Monday for a short
business trip to the Twin Cities
and Chicago.
Be good to yourself and good
to your friends. When you treat
a friend to whiskey, give him
the best. HARPER Whiskey is
the beverage for your friends
and for you. Sold by T. A.
Clark, Virginia, MINI.
! Jas. Sullivan was a Duluth Wis
itor on Tuesday and Wednesday.
! J. F. Michan has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his
tailoring estab lishment during
the past week.
Emil Gross came up from Du.
luth Wednesday morning.
Gust johnson and Albert OF
son returned Tuesday from a
visit to their farms north OF
Tower.
Sieve Banane, OF Chicago, Wis.
tied with Virginia friends Fri
day and Saturday. Mr.. Benane
was formerly a switchman, EN-
ployed by the NJ L. S. & w.. on
the GoSebic.
J. A. Carney. who at at pres
ent is employed by the Drake &
i Stratton cnm pany at their sBiWa=
blk stripping, was in the city
Monday.
Shirt waists, the finest line o1
latest spring styles on the range
! at right prices, at Talboys &
Campbell's.
They do tell that the iron mag
mates oppose the division of St
: Louis county. And of course
such being the case, the stuff is
off.
AS soon as the boat and stage
lines begin regular trips. the
Iron Range road will sci
through tickets from Duluth t
7 Mine Center for $40. Round tril
tickets will be placed at $3.50
And now the small boy Slip
? off with a fishing line, hides hi
:. book in a convenient stump, ant
e tells his teacher the next da,
q tnat general debility was tn
q cause of his absence.
/ DR.. Gilbert. of Duluth, was il
the city for short time Wed
nesday. The Doctor shortly go
es to Grand Rapids, where ofic
i apartments are now being fitte'
. for him.
Recent reports from Mrs. M
L. Fay, at St. Mary's Hospital
=. indicate that her condition i
= steadily improving, and that sh
), will be able to return to the cit,
J. within a fortnight. Mr.. Fay
e who is i'll with typhoid at tn
t family residence on Lake Boule
ward. is also reported as restin!
h easy today.
Y Jas. LaBeau, fler for tn
Moon & Kerr Lumber company
t received the sad announcement
t of the death of younger broth.
er, Louis, of typhoid at Duluth
!. Mr.. LaBeau left Wednesda,
4 morning for Duluth, and accom-
- panied the remains to Marinette
T.. Wis, for interment. -~
:. The Virginia post-office wa
). moved into it's elegant new quar-
q ters Sunday last, Jas. Quinn
and H. r. Smith attending to th
t removal and replacement Of til
q fixtures. The new location is j
convenient one and the roor
q much more pleasant than th
:. one vacated. &>@ s;:....s.>z .. .:>sEa .3