The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04

bushes at Duluth this week.
Richard Burley was over from
Mountain Iron IN Wednesday.
supt. G. H. Munger, of the
Sellers, was in the city Monday.
Miss Julia Furtney did some
shopping in the city Monday.
G. K. Bjorklund looked after
business interests at Biwa-
Blk yesterday.
Nicholas J. Martin is assisting
G. E. Bailey in his survey work
in this vicinity.
Capt. J. G.. Cohoe was in from
1919. Monday. This is the
Consolidated property.
Lawyer McNeel spends his
time in the city these days, at.
tending to professional duties.
H. F. Gibson. range collector
for the Collier Publishing Co.,
dropped in on the city Monday.
Ed G.. billiard, traveling.sales.
man for Marshall Wells Hard
ware Co., did Virginia the first
of the week.
Neil McInnis was over from
Mckinley yesterday, where he
is experimenting some mining
explorations.
John O'Connoc left Saturday
for Ironwood-his former Local.
tion-where he transacts busi-
ness this week.
John B.. Smrekar has quit
delivering beer for Peter Schip-
ley and left for Biwabik We'd
nesday morning.
D. A. Cuppernoll has returned
to this city and will again be
on deck at The Virginian. Dave
is a rapid typo
August Grietsner, Shapiro
butcher, left Wednesday for Eau
Claire where, it is stated. he will
commit-matrimony.
Gil. F. Smith, our former
townsman, rode in from the Fay
al mine Tuesday and shook
hands with many friends.
John r. Mitchell, salesman
for the Pershing & Anderson
Tailor Establishment, of Duluth
was in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Patient de
parted Wednesday morning fol
Menominee, Wis.,, and other
lpoints, for a short vacation.
| Jas. McAlpine returned O,
Wednesday from Fergus Falls
where he had been as a juror al
the session of the U. S. Distric
court.
| John Lamont returned from
Hibblng Saturday where he ha<
been for two weeks in the ser
vice of Civil Engineer Bailey, O.
this CITY,. :..>
| Mrs. j. w. Crockett left fol-
Duluth Tuesday where she &C
companied her grandmother wht
returned to her home at Cumbe
land, Wis.
Frank Ansley came up from
Iron Junction Monday Franz
has Stayed over 200 duck thi:
fall and did not wander far from
his town, as others do.
Mrs. G.. r. Hetheringten, O.
West Superior, Wis. visited or
Monday and Tuesday with hel
brothers. D. J. and John Mahon
ev. wholesale cOmmiSs toner's
this city.
Joseph Borgo, of Bessemer
Mich. was in the city a few
hours on Tuesday en-route for
Hibbing. Joe has large inter-
ests in every town on the Goge'
bic range.
Adam Bell, one of Virginia's
carpenters, has a contract fol-
building a house for Herman
Scaler, Hibbing, leaving for
that burg Tuesday to commence
work on same.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wheeler,
of West Duluth, were among
the excursionists Saturday, and
during their short stay in the
city were the guests of their
son Prof. B. N. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Smith,
of Duluth. were in the city a few
hours yesterday. Mr.. Smith is
general agent of the Omaha road
at Duluth. Mrs. Smith is a sis
ter of A. Newton Brown, this
city.
Miss Maud Barrettsford, q
professional nurse of st. Luke's
Hospital, left for Duluth Wed
nesday morning after acting in
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