The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-06-01
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G.. W. Taylor, erecting engln
eer. representing the Robinson
& Carey Co., of St. Paul, was in
the cits:. the irst of the week at
tending to the shipment Of the
discarded Buckeye engine, for
merly IN use by the Virginia
Light & Water company, which
was sold to his firm.
Good morning! Have you an
order for printing for The Enter.
prise today?
The Troy Steam Laundry had
a close call from fire Monday
forenoon. The ORGAN OF the
blaze is unknown, but presum.
ably came from a spark from the
smokestack. The department
quickly responded and quenched
the flames with but slight dam
age. covered by insurance.
DR.. Fl. W. Spratley, will be at
Reid's Restaurant from June 1st
to 4th, inclusive, Come early.
Mr.. Harvey E. Dotson and
Miss Blanche L. Afford, both of
Sparta, were married at the Nj.
E. parsonage, this city, on We'd
nesday afternoon. The cere>
mony was performed by Rev. G..
R. Oaten. Mr.. Dotson is opera
tor at the D. & I. r. depot at
Sparta, and the young couple
will take up their residence at
that place Immediately.
Ladies' fine trimmed hats, lat
est designs, at the Bee Hiae.
A very eloquent speaker, Mrs.
D. Z. Wells, field secretary for
the, northwest of the Home Mis-
sion Society, will speak Sunday
evening, June 10Th. in the Press
byterian church. All are very
cordially invited to attend.
Attractive, persistent, consist.
ent advertising wins. Try it.
Prof. Dick Allen, the famous
Australian one man orchestra, is
at Theo. Oakman's concert hall
for the season. Prof. Allen
plays seven different instruments
at one time, making a complete
orchestra. In his work he is
ably assisted by his talented
wife. Mrs. Lottie Allen Holmes,
high class vocalist, soubrette and
monologue artist.
| Ginghams, D)mities, Bedford
Cor]s, Crashes, Lawns, Satines,
etc., etc.. in great variety at the
Bee Hive.
On Saturday afternoon, June
9th, from three to five the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid and Youns
Ladies' Missionary Society will
hold a reception in the church
parlors for Mrs. D. T. Wells. OF
Chicago, field secretary for the
northwest OF the Home Mission
Society.
For a tip.top suit of clothe:
call at the Bee Hive.
The Memorial Day dance a
the Opera House Wednesda!
evening under the auspices O.
the Virginia Gun Club was ;
most enjoyable affair. Som
serenity five couples, including
many from adjoining towns
were in attendance. The musi,
by the Virginia Orchestra, Prof
Bovee director. was excellen
and the supper by Landlor,
Sutherland at the Parlor Res
taurant also receiveth higl
praise.
Satisfaction guaranteed on al
work done by DR.. Fl. W. Sprat
ley. the dentist. He will be a
Reds Restaurant from June Is
to 4th.
About two hundred Dulutl
and Superiorites took advantag
of the Virginia excursion unde
the auspices of the Ladies' Gull
) of St. .Paul's church, Duluth, o
Saturday last to visit Virgini
and adjacent mines. The visit
ors were most cordially receive
!, and shown every attention b
t Eour citizens. Many visited th
!, Franklin and C Commodore mines
going underground, and enjoye
the grandeur of our native seer
' cry. The party returned to d.
3 luth via the Duluth & Iro
Range. {. Il .:..> 5. 80.
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