The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-05-12
neat cottage. City Recorder Fay
has rented same.

neat cottage. City Recorder Fay
has rented same:
On Monday H. H. Lien receiv-
cd the sad intelligence OF the
death Of q sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Akern, at Grantsburs, Wis.
Miss Dagmar Dahl entertained
aparty' of her young friends in
honor OF her birthday annivers-
ary, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Miller
pleasantly entertained a number
of friends at cards at their home,
Franklin. Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
ME-. Church meet ON Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons next
with Mrs. Kathan, at the Parson.
age. Work furnished.
The west room of the Hayes
block is being neatly papered
and repaired for Mr.. Lewis, who
will open a clothing and gents
furnishing store therein shortly.
Commencing on Monday next,
May 18th, the Duluth, Missabe
& Northern inaugurate a fast
freight service between Duluth
and range points.
Rev. c.. S. Kathan, of thefrst
M. E. Church, and Rev. M, O.
Stockland, of the Eveleth Nj. E,
Church, exchange pulpits on
Sunday next.
Oscar Bray, of Franklin, died
OF pneumonia Friday last while
enroute to st. Mary's Hospital,
Duluth, whittier he was being
taken for medical treatment.
Jos. Roman. the clothier, re-
moved yesterday from his stand
in the Sullivan corner to the east
room of the Lundstrom block,
where he invites the patronage
of old and new customers.
Mike Kraker, an employe of
the Virginia Cash Grocery, bears
every evidence of having been
cup a'gin it," the result of bike
fall on Sunday last, received
while lodging a team on Me
saba avenue.
The High School boys arran gel
for their field day sports on Dec
oration day. Some elegant prizes
are being subscribed by our bus
mess men. A. complete list of
events ana l' prizes = wtlt appear ' Il;
next week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moriarty, now residing at
Greenland, Mich. was bright
ened by the birth of ten pound
boy a week ago Monday. The
parents were former residents of
Virginia, where they have many
friends.
Street Commissioner Sullivan
is now engaged in building an
extension of Wyoming avenue
north to the Sauntry line, from
which point the Sauntry people
connect with a good road to that
property.
N. A. Holmer, the merchant
tailor, has leased the Cash Gro
Gerry annex, recently vacated by
II. Mehtala, and removes his
tailoring establishment thereto.
The new location is an excellent
business stand and gives Mr.. H.
neat and tasty apartments.
The Swedish Lutheran society
are to erect a ''commodious two
story parsonage on the lot ad-
joining their church. Bids for
the carpenter work on same will
be received by the committee
composed of Messrs. Larson,
Erickson, Ellstrom, Christoph-
erson;and Rev. Hanson, up to 6
o'clock p. m. on Wednesday next.
as per notice elsewhere in this
issue.
B. Levin, of The Model, is to
lnaugurate new and wholesome
departure-that of keeping his
store closed on Sundays. Ben
does not do this solely on the
principle of ''what profteth it
man though he gain the whole
world if he lose his own soul,"
but believes that a mans mental
and physical as we'll as his moral
good demands that the Sabbath
be observed as a day of rest. His
reasoning is right.
Have you noticed the smooth,
rotund faced young man about
the streets for a couple of days
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