The Virginia enterprise., 1907-03-29

ana Mr5. FRANK Skinner.
The Chestnut street lot adjoining
The Enterprise Office for sale. En-
quire of Chas. Johnson.
Thos. Mackie, former village mar
shal at Mckinley, attended to busi
ness matters in the city Wednesday
If you would enjoy pleasant ev
ening hour take in the moving pic
ture entertainment at the FayOper<
Mrs. E. c. Rudd went to Duluth
Tuesday to spend Easter with hel
parents. Mr.. Rudd went to Duluth
Wednesday.
Lewis Gibson, for some time pas
employed at the mill of the Virginia
Lumber Co., has returned to hit
home at West Duluth.
The Ole Theobaldi concert at tht
Fay Opera last evening drew {
crowded house, and is highly spok
en- of by attendants.
Mrs. J. NJ. West conducts a MILL
merry display at Hibbing this weel
and fits out the ladies of the wesr
end village with Easter bonnets.
For Substantially new
eight room house and property
must be sold at once. Enquire o1
John A. Barton, 205 Popular street.
Frank McGovern leaves tomorrow
for Port Huron, Mich, for a short
visit with Mrs. McGovern, who
spends season at her former home
Contractor Rinnert bricks in a
big boiler for the Republic Iron &
Steel company at the Monica mine
and also builds foundation for the
engine and hoist.
DR.. Spofford is al the Hotel
~ Fay, Virginia, the 22nd day
of every month. Latest scientific
methods in examining eyes and fit.
ting glasses.
Miss Elodie Johnson and Vernon
Johnson pleasantly entertained a
party of young friends at their
home on Walnut street Wednesday
evening, in honor of their guests.
. Doctor Van Domlin came in from
the tall timber Saturday and spends
a few days among the civilizing in.
huences of the city folks. "Doc'
says business is good up among
the pines.
Gus E. Lundberg, of the Lund.
berg Piano Co., Duluth. has been in
the city this week, installing an
electric piano at the +. c. Rudd
Buffet. 1t is evident Mr.. Rudd in.
tends making his place a top
notcher.
A Mckinley saloon-keeper was
fined So and costs for selling booze
to drunken man, on Saturday. II
must be that the saloon element il
not in absolute control of munici.
pal affairs in the thrifty little burg
to the east.
5. S. Williamson, an expert &C.
countant of Duluth and formerly
employed in the Office of the county
treasurer, is in the city assisting o
Harold Griggs in getting started
right on the Improvement Com
pany accounts.
Rev. Frank Durant preached ir
Virginia Wednesday evening, Rev
Albert Carswell, of Virginia, taking
the service here. Mr.. Carswel
preached an excellent sermon anc
should have been heard by a larger
congregation.-Mesaba Ore.
The Presbyterian Aid will NEE
Wednesday next with Mrs. D. 3
Mcdonald. The ladies would ais,
again call your attention to the foot
sale which they will conduct at tn,
store of w. B. Pratt & Co.. Saturda,
afternoon, March 80. Everything
good for your Easter luncheon.
John G. Ekman, who has been il
the employ of the Oliver compan,
as boss at property in the Bove,
district, returned to the city Wed
nesday and left yesterday morning
for Crookston, where he accepts
position as edgerman in the mill o
the Crookston Lumber Co.
FL. Johnson, Rev. H. A. Logan
w. H. Eaton, Esq, H. J. George, A
Hawkinson, J. L. Kimball, Joh,
Horkey, E. d. Mcneil, and othe
Virginia members of the Masonic
fraternity were among attendant
at the Maundy Thursday banque
at the Masonic Temple, Duluth
last evening. ....>.-.% q. H.
Mrs. ]. ]. Sheltry, whose husban,
is in the county Jail awaiting tril
to saltwater where he has bee
sentenced to serve 18 months fo
"rolling" a man il his Dulut
saloon, was in the city this wee