The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-04-24

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the first Of the week. IS.
IBhaby cabs, the finest lot E Z "a
htbitedson the range,satIAy Hswkin.
sons. Ss# s& 2s 1 @ #@sS
M. and Mrs. E. G.|Bush left Fri
day last for Walker, responsive to
the news Of the serious illness Of ~
MT. Bush's mother. # Al
- would not4harm the appearancel
ofsour streets if the dirt thrown up e
IN water-works construction should ri
receive consideration. B
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GA. Poirier, a young attorney q
from Duluth, locates in the city. s.
Temporary office room has been C
obtained in the Virginian office.
The Choral Society met last Sum n
day at the home of Miss Katherine y
Mehan. Miss Ida johnson will en- "
tertain*the Club at their next meet
ing. !. ~. ~ !. : M
VIM. McKinnon, sheriff of Carlton p
county. was in the city MondayI
evening, looking up a piece Of
humanity wanted by Carlton county 6,
authorities. sc ~
The automobile, which has been y
stored in Duluth during the winter,
was returned to the city Tuesday q
and will again be in evidence here al
for the summer. In
Mrs. J. L. Kimball left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives and friends
at Louisville and her mother att
Hardenburg, KY. She will be alb. -:
sent several weeks. "
Patrick Foley, one of the old-time ~
Ely Lake homesteaders who has =.
held onto a portion of the disputed -
land for upwards of ten years, visit ::
ed old Virginia friends Wednesday,.
A. Jefford has purchased the in-
terest of Wesley Walker in the Vir- ~
&inia Pool and Bowling Hall, and -
continues the business alone. The -.
place enjoys a good patronage.
Geo. Quinn, the six year old son -.
OF James Quinn, was bitten by one n
OF Joel Tronquist's coach dogs, -,
Wednesday, while passing in front y.
OF the livery, inflicting a severe cut "
in the knee.
Barney Moylon ,employe of the W. -,
T. Bailey Lumber Co., was thrown T.
from the buggy in a runaway Tues -
day morning. sustaining severe =,
bruises. He is confined at. the Le- y
nontHospital.
Contractor Grande has the conf
tafet for theserectionzofa neat two = :,
story cottage for r. +. Bailie, on :,
Birch street The building will -,
contain eight rooms. Work there r:
on will be commenced this week.
Miss Jennie Matheson was the -
successful contestant for the ladies' -
gold watch at the Nye entertain :,
ment Saturday evening" after a -.
|spirited run. Miss Matheson re-
ceived a trife in excess of $500
votes, while her clostest competitor at
was about 100 votes behind at the v
close. v,
Judge John n. Martin, formerly -,
OF Hibbing but of late at Bemidji,
was here the last of the week look
ing over the field with a view to es- O,
~tablishing a law Office at this point. 81
Virginia certainly offers induce fl
ments to a good attorney, and Judge IL
Martin is recognized as an able man ri
by the profession. @' ''>~ re
! a letter received Monday eve
ming by Frank Reid from his broth n,
er Eli, at Rinehart's Hospital, Ash e:
land, bears the information that h,
Mr. Reid is gaining rapidly. He e,
spent Easter Sunday with his p
brother and family at Ironwood, but re
will not be enabled to leave the la
hospital permanently for some
weeks yet. ~ !,
Mrs. c. T.; Pigott arrived in the n,
city from St. Paul Tuesday evening Of
for a short visit with her husband. r,
Later Mr. Pigott will remove his 4
family to the city, having leased
the up-stair apartments above his Il
market when vacated BY Mr.. Cofey il
and family, who will shortly remove
Ito their elegant new home on .
Maple street. :,
II is rumored that Virginia is z
soon % see the re.establishnnent Of 9
alccertain line of ;nd,,.trv w;th u,h;ch 81