The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-01-27

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f. J. {Mesberg was called to Duluth
on Friday on. business matters. y !:
;Hawkinson& Gray, >undertakers
nd embalmers, Hawkinson Block,
Virginia. ~. a.. =. ~
A lodge OF Modern Wood men will
be instituted at Ashawa, the first
order for the new town: - " =;
The presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet on Wednesday afternoon next
at the home of Mrs. Trotter. l.:
People who have examined the
Clearance Sale bargains offered by
Henry Hughes & Co. say they are
the real stuff. See them.
The Episcopal Guild met with
r. W. r. Freeman this week.: Their
next meeting will be with Mrs. Nor
gan, on Wednesday afternoon.
Prof. c. G. Mayo and family have
this week moved into the Sweeney
house on Wyoming avenue, recent
ly vacated by Capt. Stevens family.
There were few, water pipes in
the city which did not freeze during
the snap of the early part of the
week, but the plumbers have been
busy since just the same.
LOsT.-Strayed from my place on
the Eveleth> road, two horses, bay
broncos. Suitable reward will be
paid for their return.
NJ. Clarity, Virginia.
Arrangements are being made
for game between the locals and
Crescents, of Duluth, at the Fay
Opera in the near future. Lovers OF
indoor ball will watch for the date
Miss Minnie Meehan will move
her dress making parlors into the
rear rooms of Mrs. Vests millinery
store about February 1st, where in
future she will be pleased to meet
her many patrons.
Rev. Father Hogan, of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, pleasantly en-
tertained some twenty. of the altar
boys of the church at supper on
Wednesday evening, and the young
people had most enjoyable time
| H. +. Smith, who came up from
Duluth two weeks ago to have the
cast removed from his broken lee
and undergo further treatment TO,
the njured member, left yesterday
for his Duluth home for few days
A. F. Thayer, of the Virginia Heat
ing & Plumbing Co., who has been
confined to the house for. several
weeks with an attack of rheuma
tism, is reported as improving al
though still unable to leave his
home:
The pupils of the Roosevelt High
School will hold public debate a,
the auditorium on Friday evening
next February 3, on the Russo-JaI
war. Both sides will be ably re.
presented. A cordial invitation is
extended.
The Range Teachers Association
arrange for a meeting in this city
on Friday and Saturday, February
"a and %. Prof. c. L. Newberry, OF
Ely, is president of the Association
and arranges for an excellent pro.
gram. Many teachers are expected
to be in attendance.
Alexander Reid has leased pleas
ant apartments in the Stein <
O'Rourke block, temporarily, await
ing the vacancy of the house on
Central avenue now occupied by H.
J. Sigel and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigel will get into their fine new
home about March 1st.
Sigvert Dahl and Albert Shipley,
who have placed many orders, for
popular magazines during the past
few months, were the, successful
bidders for furnishing the Virginia
Club with its magazines for the
year, the order embracing about
thirty of the more popular publica-
tons of the day.
D. W. Shepard, general superin-
tendent, aud J. L. Crump, secretary
of the Anglo Saxon Mines and De-