The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-29
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CT. Liscomb, the genial manager
of the New London Milling Co.,
spends the week in attendance upon
matters of business at Duluth, Two
Harbors and Vermilion range
points.
Up. Johnson, clerk of the district
court, was among county officials
here on Wednesday in attendance
upon matters of official duty in con-
nection with the range term of dis
trict court.
The second of the series of enter
tain1nents for the Norwegian Luth-
eran Young Peoples Society will
be an illustrated lecture by Rev.
Neff, at the church, next Tuesday
evening. All are welcome.
On Saturday, May 7, the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church will con-
duct pie sale at Tredway's Drug
Store from 1890 to IL o'clock, and
during the afternoon will conduct
baked food sale at the same place.
County Commissioner McInnis
was in from Eveleth Wednesday.
Not particularly to see whether or
no the Virginia Park Board was
continuing its theft Of the county
court building site, but we noted
that he cast his eye that way as he
passed.
Sheriff w. J. Bates is up from Du-
luth this week, attending the open
ing of district court. Sheriff Bates
has held his official position for a
long term of years, and is not averse
to continuing the holding thereof
with the permission of the people
at the November election.
Ad. Wolgast says Iehries will
knock Johnson's block off before
the dusky champion knows what
he is doing. We don't know how
that may be but we do know the
man who wants printing "what is
printing" places his orders with the
Enterprise and receives satisfactory
service.
John II. Norton, county attorney
who would like to hold the job for
another couple of years, is in the
city this week, in temporary attend
ance at the court session. Mr.. Nor.
ton may receive a renornination ii
Attorney Boyle of Eveleth does not
decide that he would like the posi-.
ton.
Rev. A. 7. Kalberg, for some time
past pastor of the Swedish Luther,
an church, has resigned his charge
and on May 10th will leave for his
| former home in Sweden, where he
accepts a call. He will be succeed
ed here on November 1st by Rev
Touraine, the pulpit to be occupied
by a theological student in the
meantime.
That Al. w. Martins production
of Uncle Toms Cabin is considered
an instructive teacher has been de
monstrated by the number of holi
days granted school children, tina
they might attend the extra matt
nees which have been given in mos
of the large cities. The Martin re
vival is booked for an early date a
the Fay Opera.
Readers of the Finnish Language
will be pleased to know that col
lection of Is Finnish books has beer
received at the Library and prepar
ed for circulation. These books wer'
obtained from the state library com
mission and if they are read will
any interest the collection will b.
replenished from time to time. Tn
Library also possesses 230 Swedish
books.
Among the nota BILE scenes OF Al
w. Martins "UnCle Toms Cabin
which is to come to the FAY Oper;
House is the St. Claire home, show
ing tropical garden with its fra
grant magnolia and orange trees
among which nestles the typica
Southern plantation residence, thu
home of little Eva; Legree's cotto1
plantation of the Red River will
the cotton in full bloom; the will
rocky pass in Southern Ohio, ane
the ice choking Ohio River by moon
light. The transformation entitled
"The Celestial City" is said to be tn,
most magnificent tableau ever con
ceived. In offering his revival tt
our city Mr.. Martin not only claim!
that the scenic effects are superior
to any ever attempted but honestl.
assures prospective patrons tina
the company is composed of tn
most capable talent obtainable.
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