The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-02-12

~. ". 11l1cT, VI Tic Oulutn rape
& Stationery Co., was in the cit
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hall left O
Tuesday for St. Paul, responsive t
message announcing the seriou
illness of Mr.. Halls mother.
George w. Myers, who has recenr
ly entered business for himself as
wholesale lumber dealer at Hill
bling, was in the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Butler go t
Duluth today, where Mr.. Butte
will be among range attendants a
the Garfield Club banquet this eve
ming.
Greatest removal sale ever show
on the piano market. Full stock o
Pianos and Organs must be close.
out at once.
: korby Piano Co.
George Townsend, of Aurora, wa
in the city on Monday, on his wa,
to Ashawa and to the Homestead
district to the north for a visit will
friends.
VIM. Courtney, graduated .ocu
list and optician, is among the lat
corners to the city, with apartment
above the Virginia Restaurant, or
posite the store of Henry Hughes
Co.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.:
Duncan, who made many friend
in Virginia during their short sta
in the city, at their home at Gran
Rapids; Mich, the first of til
month.
Henry kauppi, the genial clerk a
Halls clothing emporium, wore
broad and becoming smile on Fri
day last, the cause being assigne
to the arrival of a ten pound boy a
his home that morning.
Lars Jamtoos has disposed of hi
saloon business, corner of Ches
nut and Cleveland, to Helene
Syrstad, and left yesterday for Eve
leth. at which point he accepts
position with the Fitger Brewin
Co.
Regular services at the NJ.
Church on Sunday, to which a col
dial invitation is extended. Subjec
of morning sermon by Rev. E. y
Cathcart, pastor, Regeneration an
Renewal" Subject of evening sci
mon, at 7:3O o'clock, "Ideal Chris
lanity."
Representative Bowling was owe
from Eveleth on Saturday. NJ,
Dowling's newspaper, the Evelet]
Star, was unanimously designated
but the city council of Eveleth a
it's last meeting as the official pape
of that city for the ensuing term.
Fred BOOrman, foreman of tn
Eveleth Star, was in the city O,
Tuesday, making the Enterprise
pleasant fraternal call. The Sta
went cup against it, in the form O
a broken paper cutter, and Ere,
was over with the pieces to have
lit lie work done by the Virgini
Iron Works Co.
John korby, agent of the Kim
ball Piano Co., returned Saturda
from Duluth, where he had bee
looking up location for the Kim
ball agency at that point. Mr.. Ko,
by expects to remove to Duluth tn
latter part of the month, to tax
charge of the agency, making tn
ranges in connection with his wor
dS vi OIIlCe.
A series of races on~Virginia lax
have been arranged for this aftey
noon, at which some good sport i
anticipated. Among entries schet
uled in the free for all are NJ. ]
Fay's Ham Wright" Mike Ma,
Wells deck H." Geo. Whitman
Indiana Girl" and 81. Gillmor
Little G." while in the 2:3O class
A. Robb's "Star w" NJ. EDDY
"Blaunden," F. Talboy's "Alfrost
DR.. Barrett's "Star" and DR.. Lenont
Helen Mckay" will try conclt
sions. The races are scheduled t
open at 2 o'clock, and several asid
from the entries given will be in q
the start. Suitable purses hay
been put up for the events.