The Virginia enterprise., 1908-06-05

NrS. W. II. Eaton mas Deen the
guest of Duluth friends during the
week.
Bargains of all kinds on our
and 10 cents counters. The Bliss
Variety Store.
Mrs. r. W. Merritt left Friday last
for Duluth, for a ten days visit with
relatives and friends.
kratze makes suits to order. Low
az $22, high as $42. Perfect fit.
Best workmanship.
John X. Heino, the Duluth "per-
sonaI injury" attorney, was Vir
ginia visitor Saturday.
If you are in need of veterinary
surgeon call J. ID. kerns, Hammers
Sales Stables.
A. r. Shipley, assistant cashier of
the First National, enjoys visit O
Duluth-on jury service.
J. Shanedling attended to busi
ness matters in Duluth the first of
the week.
Latest designs of wall paper, and
np.to.date workmanship.
Emil Solve. karon Block.
W. r. George returned Saturday
from visit at the home of his
daughter at Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Morrison, of Glen Avon, Du
luth, spends the week az the guest
OF Mrs. A. G. Osborn in this city.
Mrs. r. +. Sigel went to Duluth
Monday, responsive to the news of
the serious illness of her mother.
Phone 100, Virginia Transfer and
Dray Line, for dry birch and tam
arac. Also prepared to saw cord
wood.
Henry SincOck, who is a student
at the Northwestern Medical Uni
versity, Chicago, returned home on
Saturday for his summer vacation.
A number of Virginians will be
guests of the Mountain Iron Club
at another Of their popular dancing
parties at the new club rooms this
evening.
Bob Benson has gone to Biwabik
where he accepts a position with
the COlvin 4 Robb Co. and will do
the twirling for the Biwabik base
ball team.
Andrew Grande has secured the
contract for the erection of bnsi.
ness block 58x;D, at Nashwauk, for
Solomon Sax Of Eveleth. Work on
the foundation of the new block
has been commenced and lumber
is already being placed on the
ground for the superstructure.
J.. S. Sutherland, who received a
badly bruised leg in unloading a
barrel of salt some ten days ago, is
still confined to his bed as result
of his injuries, but expects to be
out shortly. Mr.. Sutherland is no,
as young as he was forty years ago
but dislikes to admit that he canno,
successfully wrestle barrel of salt
karlinsky Bros, who recently
moved here from Chisholm, have
opened their furniture repair shop
in the building at the rear of the
Bliss paint shop, opposite the Fay
Hotel. The gentlemen guarantee
satisfaction on all work. and solicit
yonr patronage. In addition tc
their repair department they also
buy second hand furniture.
Mrs. Frank Webber and Mrs
Robert Lindsay returned home
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis
to which point they had beer
called by the illness and death O
their sister. Their neice, Mis-.
Frances E. Reardson, accompanied
them upon their return and vii
make her future home with he
aunt, Mrs. Webber.
Rev. Henry E. Neff, of the Firs
Presbyterian Church. was a visito
to Ely last week, where he took par
in the services attending the in
stallation of the Rev. Jacobson a
pastor, and the dedication of tn
church editice. Others participat
ing in the services were Rev. Jamie
son, Rev. McGaughey and Re,
Ferris.
The Rev. Father Buh, formerly O
Tower and well.known to many q
the older residents of the ranges
this week celebrates the fiftieth ar
niversary of his admission to tn
priesthood, of Joliet, Ill. Later h
will hold similar services at Duluth
that the members of the lOca
diocese may join in the festivitie
of the occasion.