The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-04-20

A~AAOA AAoOC Ou1CS VI
Serges, Covert Cloth and Home
spuns. in great variety, at the
Bee Hive.
M. Mannheim, Prop.
Weather permitting the M. E..
Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday
afternoon next with Mrs. Ire
varthen, at Commodore; other
wise with Mrs. Woo'cock, Gen.
trail avenue.
A. Jarvinen has purchased the
residence property now occupied
by ]. Barton, on Spruce street.
D. c. Christopher has opened
a justice Office in the room lust
vacated by H. Mehtonen, near
corner of Chestnut and Mesaba.
Harness and repair shop. New
work, guaranteed first-class in
every respect, at right prices.
E. NJ. OSBORNE,
Eveleth. MINI.
Regular services at the Pres>
byterian Church Sunday next,
morning and evening. Morning
sub ject: THE Apostles Greed;
I Believe IN the Resurrection of
the Body" Evening subject:
''The Power of an Endless Life. ~
All cordially invited.
A N. Thompson. agent for the
Singer company, has a fine new
driving horse, which arrived
yesterday morning. Mr.. Thomp-
son also learns to ride a wheel,
but as yet prefers a horse and
wagon as a means of delivering
machines.
Attractive, persistent. consist.
ent advertising wins. Try it.
Have you seen the bargains
EQaeF1d shx The Phot .FzamaA &
Norelty company, next To- Opera
House block? In glassware,
tinware and novelties they are
showing everything, from 8 and
5 cents up. Complete crystal
water sett for so cents. Watch
for their display of fruits and
green stuff another week.
B. O. Wiggen has sold his
Spruce street residence to H.
Hendrickson.
Harness and repair shop. New
work, guaranteed first.class in
every respect, at right prices.
E. NJ. OSBORNE,
Eveleth, MINI.
The Lady Maccabees had one
of the most successful Easter
balls ever given in the city,
clearing about SIS on the eve~
ming. All attendants report a
most enjoyable time and the
ladies are highly compllmented
as royal entertainers. Music
was furnished by the Virginia
City Orchestra-always a guar
antee of perfection.
J. G. Cramond. of Grandon,
North Dakota, was in the city
the fore part of the week look
ing over the field and consider
ing the proposition of Virginians
for a hotel. Mr.. Cramond bears
letters of high recommendation
is pleased with the business out,
look for Virginia, and seriously
considers the possibility of 10
eating.
Sam Milavetz awoke at an ear
ly hour yesterday morning t
find q pair of unwelcome visitor:
making themselves at home; one
of the twain was enjoying th'
luxury of repose on a couch a.
Sam appeared upon the scene
dressed in his night robe and ;
perturbed state of mind, whil'
the other effected a speedy es'
cape. Mr.. Milavetz secured his
remaining prize, who showed W
in Judge Nelson's court later il
the day. where he gave the nams
of Pat Cusick and claimed to bt
q stranger in the city, coming
here from Duluth the previou!
day to work on railroad exten
sion. The destruction of a 81;
lamp and the mutilatlon of othel
furniture we're the results of tn
unlimited call. 81. ",&.s.~
| <&s T-E.Et
| BLsINEss BLOCK FUH SALE.
The Rossman building. on lot
20 Of block II, Virginia, now oc
Icupied BY the Finnish Mercan.
tile company, for sale at a rea
sonsble price. Address I.
]. F. ROssMAN,
POI Palladio Bldg,
t2r. Duluth, MINI