The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-28

week as guest at the home of his
brother, Julius Shanedling.
School reopened on Tuesday,, and
the rising Americans are again
"putting in time and waiting for
vacation, when we can go fishin'."
Alvin Goodspeed left on Monday
for Hibbing, where he has accept
ed a position with Winston & Dear
at the Mahoning as shovel runner.
Miss Inga Johnson, who attends
school at the Sacred Heart Institute.
Duluth, returned to her studies on
Tuesday after weeks vacation at
home.
George Schlecht, formerly camp
clerk on the line of the Duluth, Vir-
ginia & Rainy Lake, returned Fri,
day from Ashland, where he has
been since February.
Size up the pre-inventory sale ad.
of Henry Hughes & Co. in this is
sue. Read it alI-both sides-and
you will learn a thing or two about
where to save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lusk left on
Friday for their home at Vassar,
Mich, after an extended visit at the
home of their son, T. w. Lusk, local
agent of the D. NJ. & N.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Wall rejoice
over the arrival of a bouncing boy
at their home on Sunday. Tied"
says he 10 not going to make tin
smith of the first branch of the
family.
The first cargo shipment of lum-
Der for the season from the mill of
the Virginia Lumber Co. is being
forwarded to the Duluth docks this
week via the Duluth, Missabe &
Northern.
e. Therrien, of the Floodwood
News, was in the city Friday and
Saturday, visiting his brother-in-
law, George A. Dease. The Enter
prise acknowledges pleasant fra
ternal call.
Ed Thompson, manager of the
Singer agency at Appleton, MIMI,
came up Friday evening for brief
visit with his many Virginia friends,
a guest at the home of his brother,
A. N. Thompson.
James Starr, who received serious
injuries by being caught under
falling log in the Rainy Lake yards
early in the winter, is again able to
be out, although he will have to
wear clutches for several weeks yet.
J. G. Vivian was up from Duluth
on Monday, going to Bull the fol-
lowing morning. Mr.. Vivian, with
others, is interested in the plating
of a new addition to the prosperous
village to the west which will soon
offer opportunity for investment.
John Helmer, who prepares to do
some exploratory work in the dis
trict west of Bull, was in the city
on Tuesday morning. In company
with Duluth capitalists Mr.. Helmer
has done some work in the section,
and has small body of ore shown.
While in Duluth Wednesday May
or Fay received the sad intelligence
of the death of his aged mother at
Ypsilanti, Mich, at the advanced
age of s.. Mr.. Fay is precluded from
the funeral by the serious
illness of his son George, the fam
lily home in this city.
A. NJ. Wessinger, of the mechani-
cal engineers force of the steel cor
poration, was in the city Saturday,
a visitor at the Higgins. Mr.. Wes-
singer designed the plans for the
six new cottages being erected at
the Higgins, and will also furnish
the plans for the handsome new Of
fee building to be erected at this
property.
Donald Spratley was severely bit
ten by dog Tuesday afternoon,
the animal inflicting several pain
full gashes in the boys left arm and
also biting him in the right hand.
DR.. Spratley, the boys father, very
promptly got action and assisted
the animal on his journey to that
land where dog licenses are not is-
sued annually and where brass tags
are not worn by the canine popula-
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