The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-18
While coming down the Au-
burn hill Saturday morning MISS

burn hill Saturday morning MISS
Cora Maybury met with a pain
full accident. The front wheel
of her bicycle came off, throwing
her forcibly. She was picked
up unconscious, in which condi>
ton she remained for several
hours Her injuries prec}uded
her from taking charge of her
school work for several days this
week.-Mrs.. D. E. Cuppernull sub
stituting.
North Brothers Comedians,
Band and Orchestra, will appear
at thesOpera House Friday and
Saturday, May 18 and 19. This
large company has just complet>
ed a tour to the Paci1ic coast, re-
turning by way of Canada after
showing. Seattle, Vancouver and
all the principal cities of the
northwest. Reserved seats on
sale at the usual place. Prices
Is, 25 and 35 cents. Grand Sat-
urday afternoon matinee at 2 p.
m. Free street parade and band
concert daily.
The hotel committee has thus
far raised upwards of $4,000, in>
cluding lots valued at $500, out
Of the $4,000 and lots desired as
a bonus by Mr.. Fay for the erec.
ton Of a roodern forty room no.
tel. The committee is busy and
other donations promised and
anticipated will bring the
amount to the requisite sum.
Mr.. Fay stands ready to fulfill
his proposed contract at any
time the bonus is cOl'ected and
placed in the hands of a chosen
trustee
Next Sunday at the NJ. E.
Church the usual services will be
held. The pastors morning SER
mon will be Gods Purpose in
Our Lives" His evening subject
will be "God's Character Reveal
cd in His Forgiveness of Sim"
Evening service begins 'at eight
o'clock. Good music will be pro-
vided at both these services by
the choir, under the leadership
of Prof. Bovee. Strangers all
ways welcome. Epworth League
at 6:45, led by Nellie Griggs
The pastors Bible class meets al
the close Of the morning service
For a tip.top suit of clothes
fcallll slt the Bee Hive. =---sz~-se~-.~- ~*,~
At St. Paul's church L. I. Bel.
den, M A., will deliver a lecture
morning prayer and sermon al
IL o'clock a, m.; evening prayer
and sermon at 7:30 p. m. The
evening address will be the frs
Of series upon The Bible ir
the Light of Modern Know!-
edgc." The morning subject viii
be The Religious Sign1fcanc'
of Present Tendencies" TIL
rector hopes soon, next Sunda,
possibly, to have the evenin!
service printed in leafet form
for the accommodation of thos
not familiar with the Praye
Book.
Moses Gagpon, Of Mountain
Iron, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Gagnon, died of pneumonia O
Z Tuesday after very short i'll
ness. The deceased, 10 years {
age, was one of the best know
and most highly respected youn
men of Mt. Iron, and in his de
: mise the com mmunity loses a pre-
. missing citizen. The bereave
parents, to whom is extende
j the sympathy of all, desire
return thanks to the many kin
i friends who so kindly assiste
them during the last illness {
their beloved son. The funer
S ceremonies we're held yesterda.
= Rev. Pr. Bilban officiating. I,
l terment was made in the Virgil
! ia cemetery.
The ladies of St. PauPs chur<
have arranged to give an excu
- sion to Virginia on Saturda
May 26, leaving Duluth on Il
y Duluth, Missabe & Northe1
~ railroad in the morning and r
turing IN the afternoon. Effor
~ are being made to allow as mai
as wish to return over the D
luth & Iron Range railroad.
~ is expected that the trip W
~ ~ prove very enjoyable. The e
cursionists will have the adva
" tage of a good part of the day
at inspect the mining operation
Il Many small parties are arran
e, ing to take the trip and in