The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15

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Mrs. +. Becker and little daugh-
ter were Duluth visitors on Tues
day.
w. +. George left Wednesday for
an extended visit with his daugh.
ters at indianapolis and Cleveland.
Leroy f. Welty, with the Nc
Clellan Paper Co., was in the city |
Wednesday aud Thursday, inter
viewing the trade.
James E. Cardle, prominent
Duluth life and accident insurance
hustler, interviewed Virginians on
their needs in his line yesterday.
SIS. Williamson, who attends to
much of the contract work for the
Virginia Improvement Co., was up
from Duluth the first of the week.
Joseph Roman and Thomas Gill
enjoy life in Duluth these days
going down Tuesday to serve their
country in the capacity of jurors.
Murder! Attend the great trial
tonight at the Presbyterian Church.
See the great counterteiter con.
victed. Admission IL and 25 cents.
O. l.. Peterson, manager of the
insurance department of the First
National Bank. was business
visitor to Duluth the first of the
week.
Miss I>illis King, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King of this
city, has accepted a position as
teacher of music and drawing in
the Aurora schools.
Orie Infelt, for several years past
agent at the Virginia depot of the
Duluth 4 Iron Range, will leave the
coming week for Des Moines, Iowa
where he has accepted position.
The weather dished up to us on
Monday and Tuesday made one
think he might lay up something
for rainy day by investing in a
macintosh and pair of rubbers
The Enterprise would again call
the attention Of advertisers to the
fact that all copy for changes OF
advertising should be handed in
not later than 1l:OO o'clock a. m. on
Thursdays.
Among the speakers at the 18th
of May Festival at the Fay Opera
House next Sunday evening will
be John J. Jenswoid, ]r, of Duluth
A fine literary and musical pro
gram will also be presented.
The Theodore Ascher company
has entered suit in district court
against Mrs. Agnes Lanyon for the
sum of $500 allegedly due on &C
count for millinery stock purchased
during the time she conducted 6
business in this city.
The interest of Virgin,ans in thu
Commercial Club was again exem
plitied in the large gathering a
the regular meeting on Wednesda,
evening. The lack of a quorum
= seven members - prevented both
discussion and dissension.
Miss jeanette Shanedling lef
yesterday for visit with friends ir
Milwaukee and Chicago. Miss
Belle Geisenfeld, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for sew
eral weeke, will accompany her al
tar as her Milwaukee home.
Prof. e. B. Gillespie, pianist a,
the Orpheum, and Miss Myrtle
Harker, of Grand Forks, N. D., were
united in marriage at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Whiting on Mon
day afternoon last, the Rev. Henry
r. Netf officiating. The young
couple will make Virginia their
home. The best wishes of their
friends abide with them.
Gust Anderson, one of the owners
of the lease on section l, 58- Is, being
explored by Duluth and Virginia
parties, was in the city Monday
and Tuesday. While as yet no orr
body has been proven on the prop
- erty the drill cores being cut show
the property as one OF prospective
value, and the lucky owners of thu
option will doubtless be we'll re
paid for their energy in proving
this section.