The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-01
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:. Coll1ings and
Goings Of our
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Neighbors.

JnO. Duttala was over from Elba
Saturday.
Amos Sheppard was up from Du-
luth Monday.
Matt Prijanovich was a Hibbing
visitor Wednesday.
P. E. Mccormack, of Washington
Life fame, is in the city.
Oscar Rohn, the mineralogist,
Sundayed with Virginians.
NJ. c. Palmer attended to legal
matters in Duluth Saturday.
Mrs. W. E. Hannaford and son
Demming spent Monday in Duluth.
Peter Shipley returned Friday ev-
ening from months trip to Dakota
points.
Horace J. Andrews was down from
Ely Sunday, spending the day with
old Virginians.
Capt and Mrs. J. H. Pearce, Du-
luth, called on Virginia friends the
first of the week.
Capt.Roberts and J.G.Vivian were
among prominent Duluthites who
were in the city Monday.
H. Greenblatt was over from Buh)
Friday, making The Enterprise
pleasant business call.
Frank w. Meyer left Saturday for
Morris, where he expects to remain
during the harvest season.
Leroy +. Welty, the genial repre-
sentative of the Zenith Paper Co.,
Duluth, worked the city Monday.
Harry NJ. Gam, the genial editor
of Both Sides," Minneapolis, spent
several days among Virginia pat
rons this week.
Mrs. H. W. Harbaugh, formerly
of this city but now of California,
spends the week as the guest of
Virginia friends
O. w. Hustled, the genial repre-
sentative of the Equitable Life In
surance Company, hustles business
in Virginia this week.
Dick Burley was over from Noun
tain Iron Sunday for a short visit
at the home of his brother, E. E.
Burley, Wyoming avenue.
H. NJ. Benjamin, of Butternut,
Wis.,, spends the week with Mrs.
Benjamin as guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Shadbolt.
Mrs. NJ. Williamson came over from
Eveleth Friday and spends the week
as the guest of Mrs. L. Cohen. Mr..
Williamson was over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. +. Rowson left
Tuesday for Rush City and Lind
strOm, for well-earned vacation
trip. They will be absent about two
weeks.
c. G. Miller, of Duluth, was in the
city Saturday morning, in company
with J. I. Armstead, who tours the
for the nomination for sheriff.
Supt. Parmelee and family, of
Franklin, enjoy visit from n. r.
Parmelee and wife, of Charlotte,
Mich. Mr.. Parmelee is superintend-
ent of schools at Charlotte, and en-
joys hi sannual vacation outing.
Mrs. W. J. Moore left Friday for a
visit at Ely, being joined the follow
ing day by Mr.. Moore and spending
the Sabbath as guests of DR.. Ship
man and family at their cottage at
Jas. "A. Lorlan was in from Sparta
yesterday. Mr.. Loulan slowly re-
covers from the effects of being
in an ore slide at the Sparta
mine, being carried down sixty feet
with the falling mass.
c. T. Fairbairn was called Chicago
Monday by telegram bearing the
sad announcement Of the death of
his brCther-inlaw, Geo. W. Hayden,
Of Ishpe1ning, Mich, who succumb-
ed as the result Of an operation per
formed ~ week previous.
Miss Clara Fay came un from.
4 UdSOn. WIS.,, c>n Friday last, and
remain, until Monday. Miss }"y
reports: t!:at late aGviyeS from her
another ;:1tiicnt:, n gradual in prove
!.l~':. n,li :stru!- ; hopes are enter
tlli}u, i>>E her permanent recovery.
sol. s>:;N, the Old pioneer towns
,l,Al, Nl}S for several months past
il;l 1tc1 engaged in Ressemer,
II iCh., bt7i!dino- an entire business
block, arrived home Tuesday even
ing. Sol looks, we'll and seems to
enjoy the present season of pros
perity that is his, as we'll as most
other people that are willing to take
advantage of the present condition.
Mr.. Sax has just about completed
his block, and will have one of the
best in ReSSener when co,nDleta