The Virginia enterprise., 1910-07-01

summer visit with relatives and
friends.
S. A. Steinberg. representing the
Steinberg Cigar Co., Duluth, was in
the city the first of the week visiting
former friends and calling on the
trade.
Beu Milavetz is the latest Virginia
autoist, having purchased a Cadil-
lac in Minneapolis. He leaves for
the Twin Cities today to drive the
car home.
Prof. Henry E. Baker, who taught
in the Virginia night school the
past winter, has accepted a position
in the laboratory at the Monroe
mine, near Chisholm.
And if one be permitted to Judge
from the space given the subject in
the press these days, the tread of
the fly is as dangerous as the tum-
BILE of steam engine.
The city hall has undergone ma
terial improvement during the past
few days, being repainted and re-
decorated throughout. 1t was need
ed, and makes of the building a
slightly edifice.
L. 81. Minor, of Hibb1ng, was in
the city Monday, making the trip
over on his motorcycle in forty
minutes. Guess that beats any re-
cord of authenticity of walking on
the water, anyway.
Henry Enders, who was called to
Melvin, Mich, two weeks ago by the
news of the illness and death of his
wife, returned home Friday even
ing. Mr.. Enders has the sympathy
of many friends in his affliction.
J. p. Willing returned Sunday
from St. Paul, where he had been in
attendance at the National Conven-
tion of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen, as a
delegate from Mesaba Range Lodge
No. 654. of this city.
c. H. Rogers, superintendent of
the Virginia & Rainy Lake Co. mill,
was overcome by the heat Wednes-
day afternoon, being removed to
his home in the ambulance. Late
reports indicate a pleasing improve
ment in his condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson will
leave the coming week for visit at
their former home at Phillips, Wis.,,
after which they will take an extend
ed trip through the west, going az
far as the coast. They will be bsent
for several weeks, and during their
western trip will visit the Virginia
colony at North Yakima.
A fire in shed at the rear OF the
B. o. Wiggen residence, corner Me.
saba and Spruce, gave the fire bows
a run Sunday evening but the in
cipient blaze was extinguished
without turning on the water. A
combination of boys and matches
was presumably responsible for
the combustion.
Andrew Hanson, pressman at the
Enterprise, accompanied by his
family, will leave tomorrow for a
vacation visit at his former home at
Menominee, Mich, expecting to be
absent bout six weeks. In the mean
time John NJ. Scott will assist the
Enterprise prlntery in attending to
the needs of the community in our
line.
Peter Savolainen, the popular
jeweler in the Enterprise Block, is
absent on a visit to the Chicago and
New York markets where he makes
selections of additional stock for
the approval of his patrons. Mr..
Sayolainen does pleasing busi-
ness, and the constant increase in
his trade is the best evidence of
satisfied patronage.
A. B. Coates left Sunday for his
former home at Cleveland, Ohio,
where he joins Mrs. Coates in at
tendance at the wedding of Mrs.
Coates younger sister, Miss Marie
Reid, which occurred Wednesday.
From Cleveland Mr.. Coates will 60
west before his return, looking af'
ter mining interests and incident
ally being an attendant at the big
Fourth of July celebration at Reno.
A wise act was noted Monday,
when a load of sand was placed in
the alley at the rear of the Euro
pean Hotel as a covering to the
stencil which has made the place a
most obnoxious one to passers-by.
A similar precaution against this
olfactory method of advertising
should be administered the same
place about once week during the
summer season.
Geo. V. Trimble, who was one of