The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Johnson are
spending few days with friends
at Duluth.
St. Pauls Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w.
II. Eaton, Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Poirier were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
Poirier's parents, Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Dylen rejoice
over the birth of a boy at their home
on Locust street Yesterday.
The Busy Bee Little Girls Society
meets Saturday afternoon, April 1st,
with Mrs. A. Nyland, Beech street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd, of the Hig.
gins, rejoice over the birth of a
bouncing boy at their home on
Saturday last.
P. G.. Wicklem returned Friday
last from a pleasant winter trip to
his old home in Norway, being alb
sent several weeks.
Levi Butler returned Saturday
from a two weeks trip through
northern Wisconsin and Michigan,
visiting many points of interest in
the iron section.
If you should see nice fat pocket
book lying on the sidewalk tomor-
row, pick it up. 1t might have a
hundred dollar bill slowed away in
its recesses, even though it was
April 1st.
Capt. J. H. Roberts, of the Roberts,
Kingston Company, was up from
Duluth the latter part of the week,
looking after matters in connection
with the stripping contract of his
company at the Union mine.
WANTED.-Nice appearing lady,
we'll acquainted in Virginia, for
pleasanta profita BILE work. Salary
and commission. Apply by letter,
giving references, to G. L. Pritchett,
1926 W. Superior St., Duluth, Mimi.
Chairman Neil McInnis, of the
Board of County Commissioners,
and Commissioner Ryan, Hibbing,
were Virginia visitors on Saturday
on a tour of inspection of the new
court building, which rapidly nears
completion.
Judge James P. Carey, of the
court, left Wednesday
for trip to West Baden, for his
health. During his absence Special
Judge Fleming presides over the
court and hands out the wen and
costs" to the unfortunates.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church will
meet next Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Martin Nelson, 507 Beech
street. Rev. J. NJ. Nervig, of Duluth,
who assists Rev. Fadum, will also
be present.
A blaze in the woodshed at the
the home of NJ, Shanedling, Maple
street, demanded the attention of
the fire department on Friday. The
fire had comfortable start, but
was extinguished with but trifling
loss. Its origin is unknown.
Conrad Vogelpoel returned the
last of the week from an extended
western tour, visiting many points
of interest in the coast states. But
like all others, he comes back with
the statement that good old Lake
Superior ozone is good enough for
him for time yet.
The store of S. Oberg was again
entered by sneak thieves on Mon
day night. for the severalth time,
the pilfering being slight. 1t is
fairly definite idea is
had of who the culprit may be, and
it might perhaps be wise for him
to stop short, before he wears Still
water stripes.
A post card received by the scribe
on Tuesday evening from L. NJ. o.
born, who with his mother has been
south, shows him at Washington,
D. c., on his return trip. And while
Louie is not a "knocker" he says
this air and grass beats anything
in Florida" Even to the sawgrass
of the everglades, mayhap.
Our "Gentle Annie" weather which
prevailed for as long az one whole
day or so, took it's sudden departure
on Sunday and has stayed on the
list throughout the week.
And in place of the balmy shifts of
approaching spring Mesaba resi-
dents have been disporting them
selves in snow.drifts and poking up