The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01


d; Miss Root, prot lions nurse q
from ST. Lukets Hospit III nth Il
IL attendanc;si. up ii i
Moore during her illnese. Miss
Root liza sister Of HI. 4 ibelden
Miss II zs3 weesey Is sibs &3.tina
for Miss Edwards IN the primary
school department.
Fl I'D. Gilchrist, lately sa1,l,p,ointe1
superintendent Of the roioratic
Fuel. 4 Iron Co, was in the ciitr res
terday. MI. Gilchrist will make l1is
future headquarters at Denver.
J. A.. >Loulan, superintendent o1
the Drake & Stratton worksnt the
Fayal, was in the city Wednesday,
morning. '5' = '5s5z ~ |sSsa.ss :,
DR.. c. S. Dietz, the dentist, is al
The Fay for a short time: He will
have office rooms there until Mon
day or Tuesday. |< = @f.tE.~.>
10. Walker, for several months
pas' in active charge of the Virgin
ia postoffice, has resigned his posi-
ton and goes to Duluth bmorrow
to accept lucrative deputyship in
the office of County Auditor Hal
den. Mr.. Walker has made a most
competent and obliging public ser.
want during his stay in this city
and the best wishes of many friends
accompany him to his new abode
J.Steinberg, OF, The Fair Store
goes to Chicago Monday for the
purpose of visiting the markets and
selecting new goods. 5.s,
Captain Pearce was over from
Virginia the first Of the, week and
left $50 to back his opiniona that w.
T. Bailey's horse can show clean
pair of heels to any of thefas ones
in observation-disclosures Tribune
Superintendent of Schools Gi1pin
was confined to his room-4Sfor sew
eral days this week with slight at
tack OF appendicitis.
Supt. II. J. Messenger, of Sauntry,
came up Monday, returning to Iron
wood the following day. Mr.. Wes-
singer expects work will be resum-
ed at the Sauntry about April 1St
when he will again be permanently
located at this point.
Mrs. C. C. Helmuth has returned
from the St. Paul markets, whe e
she had been selecting new spring
stock for her fashionable millinery
emporium at Eveleth.
A. P. Sillinan, of Hibbing, was in
the city Tuesday.
i John Knuuti was in from Eveleth
yesterday, looking up house into
which he may move on Monday.
Mr.. knuuti will again enter the en-
ploy of Williamson Bros. in their
new store at this point.
Capt. and Mrs. A. McDougan, OF
Mckinley, were Virginia visitors
Wednesday. - =:
L. Mark is in Duluth this. week
completing arrangements to remove
to Virginia. Mr.. Mark and family
will occupy the Florida cottage, on
Birch street.
Mrs. w. H. Eaton is reported as
being quite ill this week.
Miss Burkhardt continues to sub
stitute in the Eveleth schools, dur
ing the quarantine of the teachers.
Mrs. Cuppernull takes her position
in the Virg MIA schools.
E. J. O'Rourke is this week num-
bered among the la grippe victims
G. Hudson Tanning enjoys an at.
tack of the mumps.
Mrs. w. J. Moore suffers from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Oliver Barton removed to
Duluth Monday.
E. F. Sweeney was in Duluth Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
E. J. Longyear, of Hibbing, was in
the city the first of the week.
Sam Bloom returned the first OF
the week from the Chicago markets
where he had been selecting a fine
stock of seasonable goods for the
spring and summer trade ''. :-s
A number of the Eveleth sports
who had been in attendance at the
racing meet at Hibbing returned
home via Virginia yesterday morn
ing, coming in over Jim Hills "tur
key track" At the Hibbipg meet
Johnny Healy's buck-skin jack-rab
hit took down first money.
ADAM DUFR DEln