The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03
N. A. Nichols, Of Buhl, was a vir.
ginia visitor Monday morning.

seu-G Gamble Co., spent Sunday with
his family in Duluth.
r. A. Holdridge lett yesterday 70,
a visit of three or four weeks at his
home at Rice Lake, Wis.
Mrs. E. G. Bush. of Duluth, spent
several days the past week as the
guest of Virginia friends.
Alderman Boylan made a flying
trip to Duluth, on matters of bus.
mess, yesterday afternoon.
+. S. Radcliffe, of the firm of Rad.
cliffe & Price, architects. Duluth,
was Virginia visitor Tuesday.
GIRL WANTED.-Girl wanted for
general housework. Apply Mrs. w.
f. Hannaford, 4O2h Chestnut street.
St. Paul's Sunday School will meet
at $50 o'clock every Sunday, CON-
mencing Sunday morning Dec. 5th.
You will miss the greatest show
OF the season if you do not see the
Johnson and Burns fight at the
Bijon.
Sigfried Erickson, with the New
York State Steel at the Knox mine,
Aurora, Sundayed with Virginia
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Doran left
Saturday for visit with relatives
and friends at their former at Bar
aga, Mich.
For SALE.-Buffalo coat. Made
from Indian tanned robe. Full otter
trimming. Nearly new Enquire
Enter prise Office. 2w.
WANTED.-A place as cook in
hotel, restaurant or boa riding house,
by All experienced colored woman.
Address, 1872 Elm ST. Virginia.
The ladies of the N. f.. Church
held very pleasant and profita bic
meeting at the home of Mrs. D. f.
Shea on Wednesday afternoon.
LOsT.-Ladies' pocket book, con-
tanning S. gold piece and about So
in change. Finder will leave same
at American Exchange Bank and
receive reward.
The Johnson and Burns fight
the first time ever shown on the
range--at the Bijou Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday and Wednes.
day matinee.
| am showing some very pretty
pieces of Christmas fancy work at
my home on Chestnut street, and
invite the ladies to call and see the
same, MRS. w. f, HANNAFoRD. .
r. NJ. Prindle and Louis Hanitch
we're in the city Tuesday evening,
in attendance at the meeting of the
city council in behalf of the fran
chise desired for the building of an
electric railway line.
Capt. ]. H. Polglase, super,nten.
dent of the Knox mine of the New
York State Steel at Aurora, was in
the city last evening for brief visit
| wit h ~ ~
Lodge No. 222, l. o. OF.
Frank Gillmor enjoys a visit from
a cousin, George Gillmor, of New
Brunswick, whom he had not met
in many years, although the two
were childhood playmates. Mr..
Gillmor is engaged in the lumber
business in New Brunswick.
We clip the following from a
southern Minnesota exchange for
the benefit of those who doubt the
power of the press: "Owing to the
overcrowded condition of our col.
umns, number of births and
deaths are unavoidably postponed
this week."
H. l.. Grotheim, son of Rev. Gro.
theim, formerly Of this city, spent
several days in Virginia during the
week. Mr.. Grotheim is travelling
representative Of the Empire Tire &
Rubber Co., making his headquart.
ers at Minneapolis, his territory
embracing several of the North
. western states.
A. N. Anderson, one of the pros
porous farmers IN the district to the
north of Mt. Iron, was Virginia
visitor Wednesday and paid both
his respects and his subscription
to the Enterprise. Mr.. Anderson il
. one of the hardy pioneers who has
made good in carving out a farm in
the wilderness, and has one of the
finest homesteads in Minnesota.
Benjamin Goldberg, of the new
Ia r ~.>o of C@11Ao.~.