The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-11-26

Mrs. Henry King entertained q
large party at Thanksgiving dinner
Miss Fora h. Fiandt left yesterday
noon for brief visit with Duluth
friends.
WANrED.-Girlf for general house.
word. Enquire over Enterprise
Senator P. r. Vail was business
visitor to the Zenith City the first
of the week.
Albert Sorenson enjoys a visit
from his father, Andrew Sorenson,
of Marquette, Mich. .
Miss Nora Vail, who attends
school in Minneapolis, is home for
a brief Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Jesmore and Mrs. F. G. Ger.
veny, of Eveleth, were guests at the
home of q. P. Johnson Saturday.
The Busy Bee Little Girls Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Violet Burley, 522 Wyoming avenue,
North.
The Virginia schools enjoy brief
Thanksgiving vacation, closing
Wednesday evening to reopen on
Monday.
John T. Murphy, prominent
Auroraite, was Virginia visitor on
Tuesday, in attendance upon legal
matters.
o. A. Poirier has been spending
the week as the guest of friends in
the Twin Cities and southern Min
nesota points.
A. G. Stevens was among Virginia
rooters at the Michigan. Minnesota
game, and shared in the glory of
the Michigander's triumph.
The snow of the past few days put
a crimp in the Thanksgiving skat.
ing, but the youngsters had a good
appetite for turkey just the same.
LOsT.-A ladies' gold watch on
Chestnut street. The name Nellie"
on the case. Elgin make. Finder
please notify Mrs. Butler at Silver
!
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Richards, Miss Irma
Richards and Mr.. J. c. Richards, of
Duluth, were Thanksgiving guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Richards, Central avenue.
+. J. Hughes returned Friday last
from trip to Oklahoma and Texas,
in which sections he is interested
in land and realty sales. He also
spent several days with his family
in Chicago during his absence.
] !. Friedman has sold his store
fixtures in the Doyle building and
will turn over the lease of the build
ing early the coming month, quit
ting business. In the meantime he
disposes of his stock of groceries at
reduced prices.
Mrs. {. V. Malmgren went to Du.
luth Wednesday to meet her sister,
Miss Bertha Smith, upon her return
from St. Paul, where she attends
school. for THANKSGIVING vacation.
Miss Gertrude DeNoble, who has
been a guest of Miss Smith for ten
days past, returned home with them
Wednesday evening.
Lenertz & Larson formally open.
ed their new meat market in the
Jacob Johnson building on Mesab
avenue Tuesday. The firm has a
neat new place and is we'll located
to catch an amount of trade from
the section to the south of town,
while being in position to attend TO
all other orders promptly.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild
plan the erection of neat and COM
modious Guild Hall in connection
with ST. Paul's Church. The build.
ing will be 24xGO feet, and will &C.
cupy the vacant lot belonging to
the church property adjoining the
church edifice. Work on the new
building will be commenced at
once.
The Bazaar by the young ladies
of the Catholic Church at the Fay
Opera on Friday evening last was
most successful event, the promot-
ers clearing 1880 from their enter
prise. An enjoyable evening was
had by the many attendants. The