The Virginia enterprise., 1900-01-19

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Best meals in the city at Suth
efiand's Parlor Restaurant.
Attractive, persistent, consist.
ent advertising wins. Try it.
Mrs. A. 3. Coates entertained
at her pleasant home, Franklin,
Saturday afternoon.
+ Try Sutherland's Parlor Res
taurant 70" a good square meal.
| A class of twelve new mem>
bers was admitted to the Macca>
bee ladies' lodge Monday even
ing.
: Oysters in any style at Suth-
erland's Parlor Restaurant.
A number Of the young friend )
of frankie Crissman rendered
him a pleasant surprise party
Tuesday evening.
There is a fortune in the wood
business for some enterprising
Virginian who will establish a
wood yard here.
DR.. Sprat]ey guarantees all
his work. If in need of dental
attendance cal at his office in
the Fay block.
The Hibbing papers give cred.
ence to a rumor that Joseph Sell
wood is about to establish a sec>
ond bank at that point.
The six-inch fall of snow Sat-
urday last pleased the lumber
men and has also resulted in an
easier wood market this week.
M. Nathanson, of the Star
Clothing House, has leased apart
merts IN the Calderwood block,
removing thereto on Tuesday.
Miss Marie Grotheim enters
tained large number of school
mates at her pleasant home on
Birch street Saturday evening
"A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. E.-Dunsmore, Sun
day, which accounts for AIS hap
pY smile of contentment these
days.
The Young Ladies' Sewing
sdlety .of the Swedish Lutheran
.e ] 8, i
the Nelson Honse on the evening
of the 27t1. ~
W. Z. Bailey made a business
trip to Chicago the first of the
week, purchasing a carload of
new horses for his lumber camps
at this point.
County Superintendent BERTHE
N. Wheeler will conduct teach
ers' examinations in this city On
Friday and Saturday, February
End and 3rd.
DR.. W. H. Spracley, dentist,
is again at his office in the Fay
building, prepared to do any
work in the dental line. All
work guaranteed.
Capt, M. Trewhilla, of Auburn,
suffers from BADLY sprained an
kle, received through a mis>step
on the icy track at the mine a
week since. He is able to be out
on crutches.
"A. Jarvlnen, the photographer.
will shortly remove his gallery
to the old Durkee block, which
he recently bought. A much
better location than the one now
occupied.
The social and musicale at the
Swedish M. E. Church Saturday
evening was we'll attended and a
pleasant evening enjoyed by all
present. A neat sum was netted
to the church exchequer.
The Biwabik council has de-
cided to bond for $4,000 for the
purpose Of putting in an electric
light system. A proper move
and one that will be approved
and appreciated by the progress
sive citizens of the town.
John korby, who was number
ed among Virginia's pioneer mer-
chants but for severar years past
a successful business man Of Ely,
was on the 18th inst. married to
Miss Ollie Wiggens atMilwaukee.
The Enterprise joins in congrat~
ulations.
The usual services will be held
in the M. E. Church on Sunday
In the morning the pastor will
preach, his subject being The
Minister'S Responsibility" and
in the evening from the topic
1.-The Value of a Man" Young
Peoples meeting at 6.45.
The social and hon at Crock.