The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-07

October. Watch for dates.
The next meeting of the Presby-
terian Ladies' Aid will be on Wed
nesday afternoon next at the home
of Mrs. A. H. Steveds, on Wyoming
avenue.
w. A. Hall moved on Monday to
the rooms vacated in the Thomp-
son Block by A. N. Tompson and
family, who moved to the Florida
cottage on Birch street.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid met on
Wednesday with Mrs. J. L. kimball.
The next meeting of the society will
be with Mrs. w. E. Hannaford,
Wyoming avenue.
*. 5. Munger, general manager
of the Pickands-M ather mining in
terests, was in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday, looking after af-
fairs at the Minorca, one of his COM
pany's properties in the Virginia
district.
q. Harold Griggs has returned
from tri p to the Twin Cities,
where he was sworn in and made a
full pledged attorney. Mr.. Griggs
contemplates entering Duluth of,
flee for the beginning of active
practice.
+. E. Parmelee, of Iron Mountain,
Mich, architect on the new Roose-
welt High School building, was in
the city the first of the week, &C.
cepting the work on the new build
ing, which is unquestionab]y the
finest school building in northern
Minnesota.
Henry Norman, OF The Fay force,
left on Saturday for his former
home at Hurley, Wis.,, where Mrs.
Norman has been for several weeks,
for a short visit with former friends.
Upon his return Mrs. Norman will
accompany him.
A. I. Park, county superintendent
OF schools, was in the city on Mon
day. Mr.. Park takes his defeat for
the denomination philosophically,
and will stand by the expressed
preference of the voters of the
county, working for the election of
Mr.. Gilpin.
Don't argue with man by call
ing him names because he don't
see and believe things as you do.
Show him he is mistaken in a gen.
tlemanly way and you have won a
friend; ridicuIe him, call him a fool
or harsher names, and you have
estranged him to a greater degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Roman returned
on Friday evening last from a
months visit to the St. Louis Elk.
position, stopping enroute at Chica.
go for brief visit with relatives
and friends and for the purpose of
visiting the city markets in the
selection of fall and winter goods.
W. J. West, local superintendent
of the St. Clair mine in the CHS
holm district, was in the city on
Tuesday evening, meeting many
old friends. Mr.. West is practical
ly product of the Minnesota
ranges, his more youthful days be-
ing spent at Soudan. And to all
who know him he is a finished pro-
duct, strictly.
r. f.. Mccormack left yesterday
morning for St. Paul, responsive
to telegram from his wife an
nouncing the death of her father,
Patrick Murphy. The deceased was
we'll known to many range people,
having for several years made this
territory as travelling salesman.
He was also interested in mercan-
tile business at Eveleth.
1t is given out that James A..
Martin, who conducted the pre-
convention campaign of Judge Col
Inns and who was week since add.
ed to the Dunn committee, is to
have his reward by being given a
berth as state collector of internal
revenue. And James A. Martin
does not have to depend upon the
election of r. c. Dunn in order to
make his bargain for the position
hold good.