The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-14


w. ]. Moore erects a neat build
ing at the new townsite of Aurora,
to be used as an office building and
for the accommodation of the bank
at the new town.
Rev. Parrish will continue the
revival meetings at the NJ. f.
Church throughout the coming
week. These services are being
we'll attended.
Richard F. Marvin, assistant Gus
todian of the federal building al
Duluth, died at St. Luke's hospital
Tuesday, of acute Bright's disease
Deceased was brother of Mrs. Geo
Lerch, formerly of this city but now
at Mahoning.
Thomas St. Cyr has been spend.
ing a few days at his home in this
city, while recovering from injuries
received in the Burnett gravel pit
the first of the month, being caught
by the wire cable and sustaining a
badly sprained knee.
c. f. Hendrick, superintendent OF
the Mesaba interests of the Con.
sumers' Ore Company, has moved
his family from 1shpeming to the
Frantz mine at Bull. The Con.
suners' Company have two active
Mesaba mines, the Frantz and
Yates.
Edward Johnson, of the Star Bak.
cry, has leased the building vacated
last week by John O'Connor, and
will shortly occupy same. 1t is I'm.
derstood that in addition to hiszbak.
cry and confectionery business Mr.
Johnson will fit up handsome ice
cream parlors in his new location
Col. +. H. Milham. former Grand
Chancellor of the knights of Ply,
thias of Minnesota and later con
nected with the endowment rank oil
that order, was in the city the first
first of the week, being a guest Of
Northern Light Lodge No. 127 al
their regular meeting on Tuesday
evening.
TIC. Young, formerly with the D
NJ. & n. at this point and later trans
ferred to Iron Junction, is again in
the city, relieving Agent Burbank
at the local Office of the Duluth
Virginia & Rainy Lake road
Tommy has many friends in the
city who are pleased to welcome
him back.
The concert by F]aaten's Orches
ira at the Fay Opera on Thursday
| evening was greeted by crowded
house, and we have yet to hear any
but words of praise for the program
rendered. The management of the
Opera House have other entertain
ments booked which will meet with
the appreciation of attendants.
| A. Maunula, who has conducted
a confectionery and ice cream stant
for two years past on Mesabs
avenue, has decided to quit bust
ness for the present and has LEASED
his place to Milavetz Bros, wht
will continue the business. MI
Maunula has accepted position al
clerk at the Finnish Mercantile CO
| N. B. Morrison, representing tn
Mutual Life Insurance Co., was vi
from Duluth this week looking
after the needs of Virginians
This was Mr.. Morrison's first visi
to the city in several years, and h
expressed his surprise at finding 81
we'll built city Gin the wilderness,
as many outsiders considers tn
range country.
w. V. Caldwell, former Virgini;
business man but who since leav
ing here several years ago has beer
located at Amery, Wis.,, returned t
the city Wednesday morning ant
spends few days in visiting form
er friends and sizing up prospects
Mr.. Caldwell has many friends her
who would be pleased to see hin
return to the city.
The Eveleth Mining News say
there is rumor of the intention O
the Mesaba Telephone Company re
moving it's district headquarter
from Eveleth to this city. No reas
on why the change should not b
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