The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-07-05
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Alderman St. cyr went to Duluth
today. :.#
Frank Loulan was over from Bull
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Rubloff went to Duluth
Wednesday. :1t>.".
Fred Lerch was over from Biwab-
TX Wednesday.
Mise Mabel Griggs spent Sunday
with Duluth friends.
P. E. Mccormack, of Washington
Life fame, is in the city.
W.T.. Bailey came up from Du-
luth Tuesday morning.
Capt. J. H. Pearce, of Duluth, was
in the city this morning.
Robert Little was over from Mt.
Iron Saturday evening.
Miss Dora Lancore, of Cloquet,
visits with friends in the city.
T. E. Dockery, of Fond du Lac.
Wis, spent Sunday in the city.
Supt. Fairbairn, of the Columbia,
spends the week friends at 1shpem-
ing.
John .Chesser attended to business
matters in Duluth the first of the
week.
Miss Grierson, of Duluth, visits at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Grace
Woolcock.
Assistant Cashier Britts, of the
Bank of Virginia, spent the Fourth
in Duluth.
E. c. Garlick attended to business
matters in Duluth Tuesday and
Wednesday.
T. S. Mewhinney came over from
Bull Wednesday, going to Biwab-
TX for the Fourth.
Miss Margaret McKinnon, of Du-
luth, visited at the home of Mrs. J.
r. James Tuesday.
John Hayes was over from Stew
enson Wednesday, renewing old
Virginia acquaintance.
President Mewhinney, of Bull,
was guest of the Virginia Fourth
of July committee yesterday.
John Costin, Jr., DR.. Stuart Bates
and w. J. Moore were south bound
passengers on the noon train.
Bert Gabriel and Mike Curran, of
the Adams, circulated among Vir-
ginia friends Saturday evening.
Prof. L. w. Everson enjoys visit
from his wife, who arrived in the
city from Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. Patterson and son. lett
Wednesday for two weeksavisit
with friends at Duluth and Super
ior. ~@s~
Frank w. Meyer left this morning
for Mckinley, where he accepts
position as engineer at the Roberts
mine.
II. S. Clark welcomed his wife and
children to the city Saturday. They
occupy apartments in the Union
| block.
Capt. Richard Roberts and family
came down from Ely Wednesday,
spending the Fourth with Virginia
friends.
Mrs. Kimball and Miss Sara Sax
on went to Proctor today for two
weeks visit, as guests of Mrs. VIM.
McCullum.
Mrs. William Hayes and children,
of Stevenson, arrived in the city
Wednesday for a short visit with
| relatives and friends.
Will Bailey, who spends his vaca-
ton at his Duluth home, came up
Wednesday to spend the Fourth
with Virginia friends.
Wilbur Eliethorpe, for some time
past book-keeper at A. Hawkinson
& Co.'s, left Monday for his former
home in New York state.
A. Belanger came over from the
new town of Chisholm Wednesday,
spending the Fourth with his fami
ly and friends in this city.
J. Girard, Joe Hanley and L. Null
laney came up from Superior yes
terday for the purpose of sizing up
the Virginia. Eveleth ball game.
Mrs. William Danahy and little
daughter came over from Hibbing
Wednesday to spend the Fourth and
| visit for time with friends in the
city.
Oscar Johnson and John Hanson,
of Hibbing, and John Berg, of this
city, left Thursday last for Seattle,
Wash, where they will remain for
| he summer.
Mrs. r. B. Freely and son left
Tuesday for short visit with Min
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