The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-03-02
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Oyste rs IN any style at Suth
erlana's Parlor Restaurant.
Wednesday was the. beginnin,
of the Lenten season.
DR.. Stuart Bates has received
the appointment of mine physi'
clan for the new Fay mine.
Ladysmith has been relieved
and all England. rejoiceth there.
at.
Miss Julia Doyle is this week
confined to her home with diph.
liberia.
John Taylor moves a building
from the old Lone Jack location
to the Auburn today.
Chas. E: Fay and F. j. Rim
merit are on the petit jury list for
the March term of district court,
All the staples and latest nov.
elites in gents furnishing goods
are shown by J. Roman, the
clothier.
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid meets
Wednesday afternoon next at the
home of Mrs. J. Vincent on Lake
Boulevard.
Many Virginiaas have been
suffering with la grippe the past
week, several very stubborn cas-
es being reported.
DIR. H. W. Spratley will be at
his office in the Fay block from
March 1st to March 10th. Re-
member the dates.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Binkoski
moysn the loss of an infant
daughter, who died of pneumon.
ia Tuesday evening.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid arrange
for a Weight Social at the church
parlors one week from tonight,
to which a cordial Invitation is
extended.
March did not open in a very
lamb>like manner in this section
but we opine the close of the
month will be as predestined,
nevertheless.
DR.. II. w. Spratley will be at
his office in the Fay block from
March 1st to March 10th. Re-
member the dates.
Theschool- ma'ams were paid
ID fl cash Tuesday, Treasurer irs,,'
Moore visiting the various rooms
With his roll and making the
teachers happy.
DR.. H. w. Spratley will be at
his office in the Fay block from
March 1st to March 10Th. Re-
member the dates.
Try Sutherland's Parlor Res
taurant fo: a good square meal.
Remember the Weight Social
by the M. K. Ladies' Aid at the
parlors on Friday even.
ing next. Supper will be served
and an enjoyable evening is
promised attendants.
John O'Connor has this week
from the stone block to
his new location in the west room
Of the Schipley building, where
he has opened with a neat bode-
ga bar.
Shoes for the shoeless at J.
Romans. You can find what you
desire. at reasonable prices, in
his complete new stock.
F. j. Rinnert, the mason CON-
tractor, reports plenty of work
IN his line. Aside from many
MINOR jobs he has contracts for
bricking in boilers at the Moun>
tain Iron, Oliver and Sparta
mines.
The firm of Barton & Hall has
dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, Mr.. Barton retiring
from the business. Mr.. Hall
continues, paying any indebted
ness and collecting any accounts
due the former irm.
The new McGregor painting
and trimming shop nears com
pletion, and makes an imposins
structure. The new building il
to be ironed, and the second
story will be fitted for flats fo1
dwelling purposes.
The attention of piano owners
is directed to an announcement
by Mr.. w. R. Wasson elsewhere
in The Enterprise. Mr.. Wassor
is an expert piano tuner, as evj
denced by the Recommendation
to be presented our readers il
this and succeeding issues.
!, Bestjmeals in the city at Suth
erlsndiss Parlor Restaurant.
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