The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-09-09
. ssS# Next Monday is I Labor pa s s1s
Z See Halls new line Of fall shirts.

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The evening services at the NJ. B.:
Church commence at 7:O O'clock.
Goods must be as represented / or
money refunded at Halls. a: a .55 =
FURNISHED Rooms" cards, heavy
cardboard, for sale at this Office.
Miss Adelaide Eaton left Monday
for Duluth to resume her studies at
the Duluth Normal. ~ ~ =
Household furniture, heater,
chairs, tables, ETC., for sale. Mrs.
Troebs, 229 Pine street.
Irving Logan, of Duluth, spends
the week with his mother and Sis
ters at the Commodore.
Attend the NJ. E. Aid super at the
Rublof building tonight. An ex-
cellent supper for IS cents.
Mrs. J. L. Owens will entertain at
military whist at her Central ave-
nue. home tomorrow afternoon.
Piano tuning and repairing, on
short notice, at reasonable rates.
r. T. Copley. Phone 1913. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson re-
turned Friday evening from
weeks visit at Minneapolis during
the State Fair. 1888.
Lake Shore Hotel, $500 and $500
per month. Corner of Spruce street
and Virginia avenue.
Miss Mabel Italian came up from
Duluth on Tuesday for visit of a
couple of weeks as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. T. Ahrens.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Boyd Alverson re-
turned on Thursday evening last
from their wedding trip, and are
now Eat home" at The Fay.
Politicians are becoming thicker
as the date of the primaries ap-
proaches. If hustling will do any
good they will all be elected.
S. r. Lee, of Duluth, has leased
apartments in the O'Connor block
and will establish a cigar factory at
this point, now awaiting the arrival
of stock.
W. A>Hall enjoys pleasant trip
to Duluth this week, where he
serves his country as member of
the grand jury panel for the Sep
TENDER term.
Miss Gertrude Peet, of Chicago,
arrived in the city on Sunday for
a short visit, the guest of her
brother, Cashier Poet, of the Amer11-
can Exchange Bank.
Mrs. B. Troebs expects to leave
the coming week for Phillips, Wis.,,
where she will join her husband,
who is general beer agent for the
Val Blatz company in that city.
F. r. Rossom left on Tuesday for
Clayton, Wis.,, where he will meet
Mrs. Rossom and children, who
have been visiting with relatives at
that point, returning home with.
them later in the week.
VIM. Bonds bagged a big black
bear about four miles MOTH of the
city, near the line of the Rainy Lake
railway, on Wednesday. The brute
was brought to this city, the pelt
and carcass being disposed of to F.
Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roman left on
Tuesday for trip to the St. Louis
exposition, and will stop at Chica-
go and other cities on their way
home, where Mr.. Roman will visit
the market for the purpose of buy
ing fall and winter stock.
NJ. Steinberg, of The Fair Store,
returned on Monday>evening from
an extended trip to the west, where
he had been looking over his min
eral holdings. Mr.. Steinberg con-
siders he has a proposition which
will develop into rich property. \
County Commissioner McIunis
was in from Eveleth on Wednesday.
Mr.. McInnis dose not need an en-
dorsement from the people of his
district this year, as he holds over,
but at any time he is in need the
endorsement would be forthcom-
ing.
Register of Deeds Palmer was up