The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-19

4. ID. Munger, general manager of
| the mining interests of the Pickands
Mather Co., owners of the Minorca
mine, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. John H. Grove went to Duluth
on Sunday, where he entered the
open tournament of the Endion
Tennis club, played early in the
| week.
H. Burchell and Jesse Porter left
on Tuesday for the White Earth
reservation, where Mr.. Burchell has
a contract tor the erection of a fine
hospital building.
Master Harry Hail, who has been
spending part of his vacation with
his father, w. A. Hall, the clothier,
| left Saturday last for Cum berland,
Wis.,, where he will stay until school
opens.
The foot-ballists begin to talk up
the coming season, but thus far
no definite action has been taken.
A meeting of the boys will be held
soon, and a president and other Of
ficers elected.
John Mcmahon and Miss Ida
Mason, both of Mt. Iron, were united
in marriage at the office of Attor-
ney Mcdonald on Monday, the cere-
mony being performed by Judge
Haley, of Mt. Iron.
Mrs. J. J. Booth, who was called
to her former home at Marquette,
Mich, by news of the serious illness
of her mother, returned on Monday
evening. Her mothers health is
reported to be greatly improved: !
Humane Officer Withrow.: of Du
luth, was in the city Tuesday even
ing, looking after the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Erickson, who
live at the old Ohio camps, who will
be taken to the Children's Home at
Duluth.
Work on the new city hall build
ing is temporarily hindered while
awaiting the arrival of the mill
work, frames, etc. The work 80 far
as it has progressed is nice and
shows the prospective building in
fine shape.
County Treasurer Whipple was
up from Duluth on Tuesday, max
ing few needed repairs on his
political fences and meeting many
of our newer citizens. He stopped
for the K. p. meeting and banquet
in the evening.
James Dunn, engineer on the Du-
1uth, Virginia & Rainy Lake road.
returned Wednesday evening from
a months visit to his former home
in New York. During his absence
he also took in the St. Louis Exposi-
ton for few days.
p. E. Bowling, representative
from the forty-ninth, and who seeks
favor at the polls at the coming
primaries, was in the city on Satur.
day, making the Enterprise pleas
ant fraternal call. Mr.. Bowling
goes before the people on his re-
cord, and feels assured of liberal
support.
| II. J. O'Neal, of Saltwater, and
Chas. E. Purdon, OF Duluth, came
up Monday evening for visit with
former friends in the CITY. Mr..
O'Neal will again be stationed at
Virginia the coming winter, in look
ling after the logging interests of
his firm on the line of the Duluth.
Virginia & Rainy Lake road.
P. A. Coffey, president of the CITY
council, returned Thursday evening
from an extended visit to his old
home in Canada, where he was
called by news of the death of his
aged mother. During his absence
he visited at many points across the
line, and shows his hands in evi-
dence of getting back to farm life
for time. -. -!
Albert Olson, superintendent Of
agencies for the Fitger Brewing
Co.. Duluth, recently purchased the
Carlson lots adjoining the Eddy
Dray Office on west Chestnut street
and will put in foundation for a
two-story solid brick block, 50x65.
He has not definitely decided
whether ornot he will build this sea-
son, but in all probability will do
80, as rental property on the street
ls in demand throughout the year.
Mr.. George Dixon and Miss Ada,
Names, both of Ashawa, were. united
in marriage at the Presbyterian
manse on Wednesday afternoon a
Tour o'clock, Rev. j. y n. Todd pro, pro.
nouncing the ceremony which unit
ed their lives. Miss Names was 81.
tended by her sister Mamie al rmaid
lof honor, while Hr. VIM. / ohnson
served the groom as best man. The