The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

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Rev. Munson, Of the Norwegian
NJ. E. church, Duluth, conducted
services at the Swedish NJ. E. church
in this city last Sunday forenoon.
E. l.. Millar, the genial editor of
the Duluth Trade News was: a
pleasant caller at the Enterprise
sanctum Wednesday morning. dur
ing a short visit to the city.
7 State Factory Inspector Moersch,
of St.>Paul, was in the city on Tues
day, going up the line of the Du-
luth, Virginia & Rainy Lake Rail-
way to look over some lands.
For RENT.-Well furnished front
rooms; suitable for two or three
gentlemen, hard coal heat, hot and
cold water, electric light and bath.
Enquire at Levin's clothing store.
AL 3D. r. . JOACo anu CA1OlCA 4CAt
Monday morning for their new
home near Sharon, Pa Mr.. Jones
and family have the best. wishes of
host of Virginia friends in their
new home.
Mrs. Mary Barton, deputy su:
preme commander of the L.O. T. NJ,
is in the city this week visiting with
former friends and working in be-
half of the organization of new
class for Virginia Hive No.62.
20. Johnson, Of the Star Bakery,
returned Friday last from three
months, tour of the western states:
He reports that Virginia appears to
be as prosperous as any of the west
ern mining camps, and far more
substantial than many.
Beats all how many grouse there
are in this section this season. The
numberswould doubtless diminish
in a marked degree; however, if the
Mesaba had an active game warden,
one who knew his-business and had
some interest in attending to it.
F. E. Parmelee, of Iron Mountain,
Mich, architect of the new High
School building, was in the city on
Tuesday, being present at the meet
ing of the school board at which
were considered the heating and
plumbing bids for the new edifice.
John Mustonen, of Eveleth, while
out walking with a lady friend on
the Duluth & Iron Range track on
the hill Saturday evening, died sud
denly of heart failure. Deceased
was ~ years of age, and has two
brothers in this country, both resid-
ing at Hancock, Mich.
A chimney fire at the home of
Mrs. Hannah, corner of Wyoming
avenue and Oak street, on Tuesday
noon, for time threatened the de-
struction of her home. A high
wind was blowing at the time, and
the catching of the blaze in it's in
eipiency was the saving of the
property. -.
+ Rev: F. L. Trelstad, of Crookston,
field worker for the Sunday School
Union of the NJ. E. Church Of the
Northwest, was in the city over Sun
day, addressing=a children's meet
ing at the Swedish NJ. E: church in
the afternoon and holding preach
ing services at the same place in
the evening. :. G~-5. .-s.3> ...-~.e -
Regular services at the First NJ.
+. Church on Sunday next BY Rev.
3: M:Cathcart, pastor, to which a
cordial Invitation is extended. Sub
ject of morning sermon, at: 1870
o'clock, CAS- a Little Child Ep-
worth League meeting atS6:45 p. M ID,
Subject Of evening sermon, at l7:sc
o'clock, Unworthy Pursuits
Thezelectric lights were notice;
able by their entire absence again
ON Monday evening, making two
nights within d week that Ithe CITY
and buildings wherein lights are
used were left withoutlight. The
cause Of this second nights trouble
is l's known, but those dependent
upon the service tor light hope an.
other repetition of their recentex,
periences ma not occur very soon