The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-21

Plaid ON snirts at Hair
The New Store has 4 fine new line
Of 1adies sand misses shoes. 8
Mems fine shirts as good as Gus
tom made, at Hall s. ].
2. Cofey was q business visit:
or to !: Duluth l Wednes lay.
Call and see the new line 81 ladies,
and misses shoes at the New Store.
Mr.. and MIRA ". j. Moore were
Duluth visitors the first Of the week;
Mrs: John Muzzy spends a season
with friends at her former home at
Milaca, Mimi. .z$.z 8 .ssf..s :.: +
:. Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Smith LETT We'd
nesday for a short visit at their
former home .at Rhinelander, Wis.
Miss Vera Gray, formerly Of this
city, but nowsof New Paynesville, is
is the city this week, the guest Of
Mrs. J. INVEST. ...<< = g. = 81. *5. :
Contractor Grande commenced
work on Tuesday on new home
for Patro]man Gately, on Maple
street. Thenew home will be two
stories, 2ox30 feet.
Work on the new Anderson build.
ing, adjoining the Coffey block,
progresses nicely, and the building
will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. -
Hon. D. Ensign was up from
Duluth yesterday, in attendance
upon legal business. During his
stay in the city he dropped in for a
few minutes pleasant chat with the
Enterprise scribe.
! Judge Fleming was over from
Biwabik on matters of business on
Monday. During his stop he paid
the Enterprise pleasant business
call, insuring< the receipt of the pa
per for another year.
A party of Virginians will be of
the number who will take in the
chicken shooting in the western
portion OF the state when chickens
are ripe, early in September. The
crop is reported plentiful this sea
son.
Rev. John Wilson, of Duluth, will
preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
"A cordia1cin invitation is extended to
all to hear him. Services begin at
II a.: m. and p. M, Sunday school
at noon, Y. P. S. c. +. at 7:15 D. m.
II. Jaedecke, manufacturer of the
famous "Plantation" cigar, called
on his many Virginia patrons and
friends the first of the week. Mr.
Jaedecke reports a pleasing and
substantial increase in his business
through out the territory where his
goods are known. -
Julius Shanedling will serve his
country as mem Der of the grand
jury panel for the September term
+. Matheson~ and ~Nels Anderson
drew the lucky papers on the petit
jury panel. Deputy Sheriff Bates
was up from Duluth Friday, serv.
ing official notifications.
Supt. G. NJ. Mackenzie, of the Pet
tit, was in the city Saturday, pass
ing few pleasant moments with
the Enterprise scribe. Mr.. Mac
kenzie had hard proposition with
his property for a time, but the wa
ter has been controlled and the
mine will be among the larger un
derground propositions in point Of
shipments.
J. A. LeDuc, a former employee oil
the Aquila Tonsorial Parlors, is
again at his old place, returning tt
the city Monday. Since leaving
here Mr.. LeDuc has joined the fam
lily of benedicts, bringing a wife
with him upon his return to the
city. They have pleasant apart
ments at the Bates building, or
| Wyoming avenue. ". .s.- 49,. -, -.
i County Attorney J. n. .McCl1ntocl
was upsfrom Duluth yesterday. Nj
McClintock is interested in the or,
reserves supposed to exist beneath
, the placid waters of several Mesab;
lakes, but states that the decision
of the courts relative to the rights