The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-12-29
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Do not forget to ''swear off,.
The Eyeleth = got out Christ
mas number.
Everybody found their Xmas
sucking well filled.
B, Levin, OF The Model, is on
1 the sick this week.
School reopens next Tuesday,
I. utter . two weeks vacation.
Oysters il any style at suth-
erland's Parlor Restaurant.
Finch l. Go. have received a
nest new safe from the Carey
Safe Go.
Capt; Chas. Bale, of the Hale
and Kanahwa, WAS in the: city
"Wednesday.
&c. iSchoenleber, of the Mesaba
Bottling Works, was on the sick
list the fore part of the week.
! The home of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
4. Cohey was made happy Fri.
day last by the birth OF a
daughter.
"A little snow. along with the
Ecold weather, would now be ac>
|ceptahle to the lumbermen and
wood workers.
Services morning and evening
Sunday next at the Presbyterian
lchurch, at usual hours. Rey.
lHarbaush, pastor.
Talboys & Campbell prepare
fto remove'the balance of their
IVirgin,a stock to their Eveleth
Istore the first of the week.
The Virginia Cash Grocery and
the City Drug Store have this
week distributed neat 1900 CAL
|epdars among their patrons.
The XRay, of West Duluth,
issued a very neat and attractive
FChristmas edition. BRO. Met
Ecalfe is seemingly meeting with
financial success in his new
Held.
5 A. Hawkinson has this week
Ipresented many of our citizens
with thermometers. A gentle
Reminder, when the therm ometer
strikes the forty notch, that he
sells stoves and coal.
Is Is Jack Rowett. the famous Cor
n!sh wrestler, we1l-known to
many throughout the Lake Su =
perior mining district, has decid
ed to quit the wrestling mat and
enter the ranks OF pugilism.
]. A. Healey, the Eveleth liv
eryman, has a large contract for
supplying the Spruce Mining
company with cord wood and lag
gihg:: The timber will be cut
from lands southwest of Eveleth.
The American Express com.
pany made each of it's army of
agents an acceptable Christmas
present of a IS order. S. Love,
as local agent, was among the
number hit with a natural by the
company's benifcence.
| Mr.. Jas. Coad, of Mountain
Iron, and Miss Mary Verville, of
Virginia, were married on Christ
mas morning at Mountain Iron, at
/ which place the" happy couple
will make their home. The ce-e-
mony was performed by Rev. c.
r. Oaten.
! Alderman E. a. Chittenden has
purchased the hardwood on two
forties adjoining the Elba and
has this week put crews at work
cutting same. The wood will be
brought to this city by rail and
delivered to consumers at reas>
enable prices.
New Year services in the Nj.
E. Church next Sunday. The
pastor will preach at both SER
vices. Subject for the mora,
ing. -"Resolutions for tho New
Year." and for The evening,
;"Possibilities and Responsible.
it's of the New Year" Youn2
peoples meeting at 6:45.
A large audience of happy
faced children greeted Santa
Claus at the Christmas tree il
the M. e. Church on Saturday
evening. The tree was very
tastefully decorated, and was ais,
heavily laden with useful articles
for the children. A short musica
program was given by the school
The Christmas services IN tn
M. E. church last Sunday even
\ ing was largely attended. The
}, Sunday School, assisted by th'
choir, gave the program, mis-
tletoe aud Holly." which ab@ und