The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-03-03

business matters at the county seat
the fore part of the week. -
WANrED-Girl for general house.
work. Must be competent. Enquire
at 42O Hemlock street.
Don't forget the Philadelphia
Social at the Scand. Ev. Mission
Church next Saturday, March 4.
A. J. Busha returned Sunday even
ing from a visit of ten days at his
former home at Scion Springs, Wis.
o. H. Griggs, of the Virginia Elec-
trio Power & Water Co., attended to
business matters at Duluth Wed
nesdaY.
AHave you ever used a Pittsburg
Visible Standard No: IL? It's the
"best typewriter on earth" Try it..
ST.. SOLEM,
1tp. Gen. Western Agent.
Alderman F. ]. NOLAN left Wed
nesday for brief business trip to
Milwaukee. the city of suds which
has done so much to extend the
fame of the fair state of Wisconsin.
For RENT.-Two nice front office
rooms in the Turnquist Block, cor
ner of Meeaba avenue and Maple
street. Enquire at photograph gal
lery, Turnquist Block.
The fire department made spec
tacular run the length of Cleveland
avenue Wednesday evening, a chin
ney fire at Larch street home be-
ing the cause OF the alarm.
Mrs. A. ]. Trumbull, who has
been spending the winter here as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A.
G. Flournoy, will leave on Monday
next for her home at Los Angeles,
Cal.
Gust Carlson is Duluth visitor
this week, taking course of treat
ment for rheumatism at the "bake
oven." His many friends hope the
treatment may be beneficial and
that he may return permanently
cured.
Currie's Kittens went to Gilbert
Tuesday evening, where they got a
at the hands of the Gil
bert bowlers by score of upwards
of 800 difference. The Outlaws also
fell before the superior prowess of
another Gilbert team the same
evening.
Attorney w. J. Archer, who had
been in attendance at the sessions
of the Legislature in behalf of the
division bill and as an op.
ponent OF the shoe. string reappor-
tionment bill as introduced by Steel
Congdon of Duluth,
home Monday.
The Mesaba Telephone Company
on Tuesday completed their task of
the poles from Chestnut
street, the system having been
changed to the alleys. on either eide
of the main thoroughfare. The
change is a most noticeable and
most appreciate one, giving the
street wider appearance.
W. E. Hannaford and son Dem
ming returned Sunday evening from
a ten days visit at New London and
Oshkosh, Wis. Mrs. Hannaford who
successfully underwent an opera
ton in an Oshkosh hospital two
weeks ago, will not return for time
but is getting along very nicely.
S. D. Cushman, usually known as
'Chum" at the Johnson tonsorial
parlors where he holds down the
second chair, left Sunday for his
former home at Marion, Mich, for
the purpose of looking after prop
erty interests and disposing of
same, that he may permanently
locate in this new northern empire.
]. A. Moder. of Laurium, Mich,
the w. Bingham Co.,
and the Taylor Iron &
Steel Co., of Highbridge, N. J., was
a business visitor to the Virginia
Wednesday. Mr.. Moder is
an old-time friend OF the Enterprise
scribe and took occasion to drop in
for an hours chat of old times dur
ing his stay.
Patrick Sullivan, who conducts a
saloon on Chestnut street, was on
Friday last united in marriage with
Mrs. Wall, the ceremony being per-
formed at Marquette, Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan will take brief we'd