The Virginia enterprise., 1908-06-05

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~ Edward n. DeerinR went to Du-
luth on the Sunday Flyer, return,
ing Tuesday morning.
When you want d smoke remem ber
you can get the finest at i.usk's Bil
lard Hall.
Miss Gertrude FnSa,ty of Duluth
spends the week as the guest of
Miss Gertrude DeNnbIr.
George Mesb~r*. Of kveie,h, was
u business visitor in the city on
S t 'rday.
For I'a'"'i".-. ap-'-hang,ng and
decorating gel figures nom klnll
Solve, ka,.n. H.." k
h'g COMPANY ~ -ixtren> A
Carload ut Special -tene,y. "rhe
Ma" ~ the a,r" il mag nltte".
American m'i1,ar, drama.
Mr.. and Nr-. NJ. L. Palmer came
up from Duluth Nuuday evening,
and are again "al home" for the
summer season at their Nalnu,
street residence.
@V9G eye Specialist, ISL
will be at Hotel Fay, Virginia, the
10 and II of each month. Failing
eyesight properly cared for.
Street Commissioner Christopher
son has crew of men engaged this
week in laying the storm sewer ex
tension south from Chestnut street
one block to the city hall corner.
DR.. c. W. More and Dr. W. r. Har-
wood, of Eveleth, left on Monday
tor ChicaEo where they attend the
meeting of the American Medical
Association, in session this week.
Chas. W. Sarff, of the grocery de-
partment OF the Virginia Store co.,
enjoys vacation outing this week
among the fishing resorts in the
Cass Lake district.
DR.. Spotford is a. the Hotel
W Fay, Virginia, the 22nd day
OF every month. Latest scientific
methods in examining eyes and fit
ting glasses.
William kestila, the Walnu,
street baker, erects neat and com
modious two story business block
at the corner OF Walnut street aud
Mesaba avenue, which he will &C
cupy upon completion.
Mrs. r. A. Webber and Mrs.
Robert Lindsay left the last of the
week for Minneapolis, called there
by the news of the serious illness
of sister, who died shortly after
their arrival.
Mrs. Thomas Stumpf, wife of Con
tractor Sturnpf of the Duluth, Rainy
Lake < Winnipeg, is RAINIER
visitor, where she will spend sever
al weeks in viewing the beauties of
the north country.
Anton Phil, former Virginian
but for some time past resident
of FlOOdwOod, has returned to the
city and will open general ma.
chine repair shop in the old Enter
prise Office building, on Spruce
street.
r. J. Einum, r. J. Rinnert, J. l..
kimbaIl and ". II. Eaton were
called to Duluth Monday to serve
their country in the capacity of
jurors in the district court. Mr..
kilnball was executed from duty,
returning on the afternoon train.
William Warwick, who tor several
months past has been located at
kiswick, CAL, returned to the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Warwick reports that
the west has keenly felt the busi-
ness depression and that times are
still exceedingly quiet on the coast.
Fred Ahrens returned Saturday
from Ada, Mimi, where he had been
employed for time as sawyer. A
shortage of logs caused temporary
hutdown of the mill. and Fred
knew no better place to spend his
enforced vacation than among his
Virginia friends.
Fred Rossorn, the Virginia capi
talist, was in Hibbing Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Rossom is in
the real estate and insurance busi-
ness and reports that during the
past six weeks he has sold more
than three hundred steamship tick
cts to foreigners who are returning
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