The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-06-02

Ihey are the very finest made, #
John Knuuti, Of this city. and
Miss Elenore Nick, of New York
Mills, were united in marriageat
the home of Mr.. and Mrs S.
Oberg, Oh Maple street, Wednes-
day, the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. Havulsainen. OF
Eveleth. The groom is we'll.
known here, and many friends
extend congratulations and best
wishes to the young couple.
Mrs. Fl. r. Smith has leased
the Burley building. adjoining
the Opera House on the east, and
tomorrow opens ice cream par
Tors therein. Mrs. Smith also
makes a specially of furnishing
ice cream, brick cream and sher.
bets for parties.
Regular services at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday next, by
Rev. Harbaugh, morning and
evening, The evening service
is to be a Memorial service. spec
ial music having been prepared.
Tho Swedish Lutheran Society
erccts commodious two story
frame parsonage for Rev. P. O.
Hanson, resident pastor. The
house is 26x34, and is being put
up by day labor, the work being
in charge of C. F, Ellstrom. The
parsonage is on lots adjoining
the church property on Cleve-
land avenue.
The new Swedish M. E. Church
al Hibbing will be formally ded-
icated on Sunday. June 18th, the
services to be conducted by Pre-
siding Elder Nelson, of the Swed
ish M. e. Church, assisted by
DR.. Robert Forbes, Presiding
Elder of the Nj. E. Church.
The ice cream and strawberry
social and supper given by the
NJ. E. Ladies Aid Saturday eve.
ming last at the O'Callaghan
block was very we'll attended,
the ladies netting a neat sum.
Rev. Olof Nelson, of the Swed.
ish Nj. e. Church, conducts ser
vices at the Fayal next Sunday
forenoon, and at the Virginia
church in the evening. Thurs
day evening next Presiding Ell
der G. G.. Nelson, of the st. Pau
district, conducts services here.
Mrs. H. W. Harbaugh pleas.
ant]y entertained a large number
of lady friends Tuesday after
noon at a farewell reception ir
honor of Mrs. J. Lawson. who
with children departed-thes FOL
lowing morning for St. Paul, fol
an extended visit with relatives
Later Mrs. L. and family WI
join Mr.. Lawson in his new home
on the Gogebic. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cazi
| mourn the loss of their little
daughter, Rosina, aged 81 mos.
who died of pneumonia Tuesday
| after an illness of eleven weeks
Funeral services were held from
Our Lady of Lourde's Catholic
church Wednesday. The sym
pathv of many friends is extend
ed the bereaved parents. :
F. 6. Smith, a brakeman or
the D. M. & N, had a close cal
at Iron Junction Wednesday, BY
missing his, footing in an attemp
to board the pilot. The engine
was stopped quickly, but not be
fore he had received some severe
bruises.
Mayor Palmer, as chief execu
tive of the police department
has vetoed the resolution passe(
by the common council at I. re
cent meeting of that body requir
| ing the chief of police to stay
within the city limits in future
In a lengthy communication tt
the council the Mayor sets fortl
his reasons in a succinct manner
The communication was accep;
ed as read.
One hundred and forty entries
were made for the diamond tro
ply shoot for the head of tn
lakes, the opening contest 70:
which was held in Duluth Oh
Memorial Day. A. W. Loud wa
the winner of the first contest
scoring AZ out of a possible 50
No members of the Virginia Cur
Club were present at the frs
contest. The winner has to de
fend the trophy against all en-
tered contestants for period O.
two years.
PERSONAL POINTERS