The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-02-11

For the finest cigars ia the city go
to Lusk's & Sigel's Billiard Hall.
Furnished rooms for rent. Al 3o6
Maple street. -. lw:
An elegant line Of f1ne cigars and
tobaccos at Lusk's & Sigel's Billiard
Hall.
FOR RENT.-N,ce large front room
auitable for gentleman with good
references. POI Lake Boulevard.
During Lent there will be brief
services at st. Paul's Church on
Tuesday and Friday afternoons a,
4 O'Clock. All are welcome:
The weather man gave the range
a taste of winter the early part of
the week, but it again commences
to look as though spring might BE-
expected in due time.
Alaree number of the lady friends
oil Mrs. w. ]. Sincock rendered her a
pleasant surprise at her home at
the Lincoln location on Tuesday
afternoon, a most enjoyable time
being had.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
annual apron sale and fifteen cent
social in the church parlors during
the afternoon and evening of April
10th.
1t has been limited by some that
Bill would bob again two years
hence. No particular harm in such
an action. Only makes it necessary
for the people to knock him down
again.
Mrs. Walter J. Smith, Eveleth, en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon,
several Virginia ladies being among
those in attendance. Favors were
won by c. w. Miller and Mrs. J. D.
Lamont.
Miss Bertha Ridge, the deacon.
ness, leaves Monday for Chisholm,
where she takes up the work. Miss
Ridge has made many friends in
Virgil who would keep her here
longer if it were possible.
EYES.-Dr. Larson, the eye speci-
alist, will be at Hotel Fay, Virginia.
the 10Th and 21st of every month.
Latest methods in examining eyes
and fitting glasses in vogue. Ar
ti6cial eyes fitted. 8.6tf.
Now for continuance of the
policy which has so materially add
ed to the commercial importance Of
Virginia and TO her Appearances
policy of civic improvement in
which every true Virginian has a
pardonabie pride.
Several of the defeated ones have
naught of which 20 feel abashed.
They made clean fight and good
run, aud their ina bility to land the
sought for prizes was through no
fault of their own nor through any
i'll will borne them by their neigh
bors.
The Enterprise desires it to be
distinctly understood that any op
position we may have had to the
candidacy of w. H. Eaton in his
race for the mayoralty was not
caused by our owing him any I'm
paid coal bill, for we are square on
his books.
August Sundberg sustained a
broken leg in Frank Heikkala'e
saloon on Wednesday morning, as
the result of a friendly scuffle. The
injured man was without funds or
friends, and was taken to the Du-
luth poor farm for care on the Wed.
nesday afternoon train.
The vote accorded Mayor Hawkin-
con was not as a "vindication;" be-
cause no man who has done his full
duty fearlessly needs any vindica-
ton. 1t was a mark of approval Of
has past course that made the vot
ere give him the cross after his
name on election day.
The next move will be the taking
of the census. And while this has
nothing to do with politics, it would
tie good politics for every citizen Of
Virginia to see that insofar as pos
sible the count is taken correctl,
and that other data of nature de
manding attention should be given
due credence.
Mrs. B. r. Smith and Mrs. c. v.
Malmgren entertained at hand
some luncheon on Thursday of this
week. Mrs. Waller ]. Smith of Eve
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