The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-07-22

VIM. Rooney attended to business
in Duluth yesterday. ..@..> ....= FL =
NJ. Smith, of the Virginia Store
Co., was in Duluth yesterday.
Supt. Mcneil, of the Commodore,
was Duluth visitor Wednesday.
nrs. Mark Eddy aud daughter,
Mrs. C. Payne, were Duluth visitors
yesterday.
John Costin. IT,, looked after min
ing and realty interests at the
county seat Wednesday.
Miss Clara Somerville, formerly a
teacher in the Virginia schools, is a
guest OF Mrs. E. D. Becker this week.
Shoe repairing neatly done, work
manship guaranteed. Prices reas.
enable. Cor. Wyoming avenue and
Pine street. EMIL LINDEMAN.
Landlord Smith, OF The Fay, &C
by his daughters, Mrs.
9. V. Malmgren and Miss Bertha
Smith, enjoyed an auto trip to Du-
nth yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. D. T. Game, of the
Gilbert mine at Gilbert, mourn the |
oss of little daughter, aged three
years, who died suddenly on Sun
lay morning last after a brief ill.,
ness.
There will be treat given to the
children OF St. Paul's Sunday School
IN Tuesday afternoon next from 2
o'clock till 5. in the Guild Hall. 1t
g hoped that all the children will
attend.
Miss Una H. Milne, representing |
he Odd Fellow Review, was a Vir-
zinia visitor Tuesday, interviewing
ocal members of the three link ira
ernity in the interes, of the official
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stokoe, of
Panama, are guests at the home of
nrs. Stokoe's parents, Capt. and Mrs.
". J. Sincock at the Lincoln. They
expect to leave Monday on their re-
urn trip eouth.
A. G. Mckenzie and Frank Simp-
ION leave today for Bovey, where
hey represent Fidelity Lodge No.
so, Modern Brotherhood of Amer |
"a, at the district convention being
1eld at that point.
The rumor was that w. B. Shaver
eft Sunday for Ottawa-but he
lidn't. He hiked for Duluth and
showed up again the following day
With the same old smile and the
zane hearty greeting to all.
E. r. Sundberg and others of the
sveleth Star force were in the city
Tuesday, following the Dode Fisk
circus over for another peep at the
'how. And it was we'll worth the
Extra time to come and look at.
Vim. E. Culkin and John +. Sam
,elson, of Duluth, attended to bust
less matters in the city Wednesday.
1r. Culkin was formerly in the Du-
nth land office and was at one time
identified with St.
4ouis county politics.
H. Victor Peterson, the genial as
'istant postmaster, was an attend.
mt at the convention of assistant
oostmasters at Duluth on Wednes.
lay. Mr.. Peterson is a most eff
:ient assistant in the big business
lone by the local Office.
Miss Clara Luxmore, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. J..
Bennett, was called to her home at
ron Mountain, Mich, yesterday, by
Jews of the serious illness of her
ather. Mrs. Bennett accompanied
Ter on her return home.
We note by the Hibbing press
hat Joseph Cassidy, a former Vir.
yinian but now superintendent of
he light and water plant in the
vest end town, has been appointed
deputy boiler inspector for this dis
riot Had it coming to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pugh were
Town from Idingto Tuesday. Mr..
3ugh RECEIVERS slowly from his bro
zen leg, being still on clutches, but
'ays the injured member is getting
'long fairly and that it will eventu-
lily get back in it's old form.
H. o. Johnson, of the drill con-
firm of Osterberg & John
son, left Wednesday for business
visit to the northern Michigan min
ng fields, intending to take in the
Morur1otfo Men0mineo