The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
Dr. e 3 ood pSa: ';st

Dr. G. B God PSs. e.
does all kinds Of dental work, which
he guarantees. Office in Sodergren
Block. 05.ss3
/ P..G.cottle, Of Hibbing, was II
thecity Saturday. ... :#.,E
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
i Mrs. Harvey Watkins on Friday
last. ID
zMrs. Fl. G. Seeley, of Biwabik, was
4 the guest of Mrs. NJ s. Tanning
4 Monday. >..>>z e i. 4 81
Il p. J. O'Rourke and Jacob Stein at
tended to business matters in Du-
luth Saturday. = -:
1 Read the announcements of En-
terprise advertisers before making
your Christmas purchases.
John Broad, chemist at the Frank.
lin group. spends the Holidays at
his former home at Ishpeming.
Il Conductor and Mrs. F. w. HYDE
returned the first of the week from
brief visit with Chicago friends.
n II. Jaedecke, manufacturer of the
famous "Plantation" brand of Ha-
vanas, called on Virginia friends
and patrons the first of the week.
The Xmas entertainment for the
NJ. E. Sunday School will be given
Monday evening in the Fay Opera
House, commencing at 7:3O sharp.
L: L. .Spalding; assistant book
keeper at the Franklin, left Wednes-
day for his home at .Aitken for a
brief Christmas visit with friends.
H. L. Bartlett and Robert Benson,
mining engineers in the employ of
the Republic Iron & Steel Co., will
spend a brief Holiday vacation with
friends at Hancock, Mich.
H. c. Wickey was in from his Ely
lake "farmstead" on Sunday. Vir.
ginia, in fact, seems to have a decid-
ed attraction for several young men
of the range on the Sabbath Day.
George Leanna, for several years
in charge of the local branch of the
4 Dupont Powder Co., was in Duluth
! the first of the week as witness in
the case of Nikko Witto against the
Interstate Iron Co.
III Remember r. E. Bailie can sell
J you watch of any description from
the famous Howard-the best watch
4 made-down to the less expensive
4 grades. A good watch is an invest.
4 ment which always pays.
81 J. H. Horrigan, who. operates a
{ brokerage office over: Ed. Finch's
and does prosperous business,
has opened an Office in the La Chance
, building, Hibbing, with L. r. Bell
I man, late of Minneapolis, in charge.
Bert Rowe, accountant for Drake
& Stratton company, was over from
EHibbing Tuesday, making final set
: tleWent for work on the Drake &
Stratton stripping contract at the
: Commodore, which has been COM
pleted. The Commodore Mining
co. will continue the work of uncov-
:. ering the ore body at this property.
Il John Korby, representing the w.
, w. Kimball Co. with headquarters
in Duluth, was in the city the first
of the week. Mr.. Korby was one of
Virginia's early settlers, conducting
a large general mercantile estab-
j. lishment here at the time of the de-
strpction of the city by fire in 1893,
and was lavish in his expression of
surprise at Virginia's evident pros
perity and substantial build.
Miss Starkweather and Miss Rev.
holds, of Milwaukee, have been in
terviewing and receiving liberal re-
sponse from Virginians during the
week in behalf of the Milwaukee
School for the blind, founded by
j., Alice Burnham Fellows. The school
: has no endowment fund, relying for
support entirely upon voluntary
' contributions, but it's cause: is of a
|naf,,re cot1,<14andinor tho cranoroe;4x,