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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

Seymour-is YOU new cook saving
you any money?
Ashley-Weli. nv rrocer and nv
butcher bills arc not 50 hight as they
used 20 be. but 7 find 7 can't help run
ming mp "a big account at the drug
Eists every month for appetizers.-
Chicago News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

Tho Patterson Athletic club is open
for q game for nest sunday on tie Fat
fers0n grounds. IT,. Rrookside or Has
kiu- preferred. Ir accepted. answer
throuCl this paper. ~ call sporting edi-
tor Of tie inteil.gsncer this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

The Powers Athletic club or Renwood
acc PTS tho challenge % the ~NicIauct-
iin y q for n game Sunaav afternoon
on me Loop grounds n accented an
~W'r ulf"uS this paper. OF call snort
i'E editor ~ the lntclligencer mis- even
INK
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Newark Wins.

NEWARK. O.. July Newark outhit
Evansville iu to-day's game. four hits
I'm the fourth inning. scoring three runs
and clinchiug tie game for the locals.
Score. r. Il L
Newark .....OOO3O1OO.-4 II /
Evansville 100000 o. 5 !
Battorics- Wer1er and Quesser; Ster-
ger and D'Brien. Tieman.
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Tho Island s. g. viii journey 20 Til
louisville SATURDAY. artcrnoo, Z, IT,.
'.nSt The crack team t1at represent.
mat place. A. both teams are evenly
n close game IS cNrccted "a
w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

Ih" island Athletic club would like
20 hnHr from som. strong local am, 90
ln" Tor t game sunday afternoon. July
''N- Answer Through the Intelligence.
"r rHH National phone User in the
evenings. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

Two base hit: ~iIuegiuS. Three base
Hunter. Home run. Mccarthy. Sac
rlfice hit. agu Sacrifice fly. Leach.
stolen bases. carey. BY Tue. .. Wagner.
Double plays; Wagner. Mccarthy and
g First bare On balls: or Lei
field. 7 of Sallee. = off Geyer. J.. Hit
pitcher: By Leifield. / tMowreyD.
struck out 81 Lcitield. .. 10y Sallec. ?;
oy Gc$cr. 7. Left ON bases. P~Ittsburg,
3. ST. Louis. :. First base on errors 81.
Louis. . Hits. orr Sallee. ! IN . in
. 90. UmFires KLEIN ana
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Qame.

Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

81 r@oot"rs. md one 81 the largest crowds
Of the season - expected To be in at
tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
THE WHEELING IN~TELLIGENCER. THURSDAY.
PIRATES
Results.

Pittsburg. 6: st. Louis. 3.
Brooklyn. s.: Boston. ?
OlPhiladeiphia. 8. New York. 4.
t2)New York. 10; Philadelphia. l
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To-day'B Games.

To-day's Games.
wheeling at Fort Wayne.
GAINESVILLE at Dayton.
Evansville at Newark.
Terre Haute at So. BEND
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'Clancy's Home Run
Wins for BillikenS


Fort Wayne. 4: Wheeling, 3.
Newark. 4: Evansville, =.
Dayton. 1; GAINESVILLE. o.
Terre Haute. 4. so. Bend. l..
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new CASTLE
Drops Game to steubenvtile Mine
Through Costly Errors-Yerkes
ana Cross Opposing rwtrlers.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
STECBENVILLE. o. July 5.-New
Castle lost to-day's game because her
errors were costly in the pitchers battle
between Cross and Ycrkes. in which the
former was bested. Score: r. II. T..
SteuhenVille % ll1l0OO'- s 4
New Castle. Oo2OOOOOO- 6 3
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T.n'eHf W1see W River View hing
willie I'D. tHr Lincoln
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standInr ID Clnha.
To-daya Games.


chicago 700 .tH IprE
Ihla .olpaia 10 cleveland
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Steinmet7
Wheenug League.


Tonight. Scheuks W. Aviators. In
IrseutH VS. Hulsun.
The evening world., 1911-01-09

THE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
ba basketball team Is back from its
successful southern trip. They man
aged to win all their games. They ex-
pect TO do some work in
preparation for the Wesleyan game,
which comes OF on Friday. The Md
dletoNn boys have their usual fast ag-
gregation and expect 10 give the
Gotham five a hard tussle when the
game takes place.
ROWING PRACTICE FOR THE Co
lumbia University crew squad. which
Vas temporarily. discontinued three
weeks ago by the orders OF Coach
Rice. viii he resumed his week on the
irdoor machines. The Blue and Wink
crews have a busy time ahead u them
this year and expect to begin hard.
serious training at once.
The evening world., 1911-01-09

lNEws AND No7ts. lROUOClP

ACCORDING TO THE BASE on
balls and strikeout records Just an
nounced by Secretary Heydler, Miller
Higgins. Of the Cardinals, Is the biggest
CRATER In the National League. Last
season he received ZIG free passes In l5l
games. Johnny Evers OF the Cubs got
10s bases on balls in l25 gamcs The
Dodgers had more players famed than
other club. Bill Bergen was famed
50 times and John Hummel 81 times.
Josh Devore struck tut more times than
am other Giant. whiting 81 times. Al
Bridwell was the hest waiter. getting
walked 70 times In In m
THE MEXICAN A. c. HAS
Just given out the figures for athletic
competition during 1910, and according
to them Mel Sheppard is the greatest
OF local athletes. having scored a total
OF IL points. and the I. A. A. c. In the
greatest point winning local club. their
combined scores In competition totaling
2.iisia. which Is only eishty-seven points
more than registered by the New York
A. e.
COLUMBIA AND PENN. WITH ONE
victory each and no defeats. are tied for
first place in the intercollegiate Basket
ball League. There Is only one game
scheduled this week. that between
Princeton and Columbia In the local col
legians' gymnasium. and the Blu and
White has a great chance to break the
tie for first place.
THE BOSTON AMERICANS HAVE
signed a high school bali player. Har-
old Janvrin by name. for the coming
season.
CAPT HALr1N OF THE NEW YORK
\. G. makes public an Interesting table
showing tho standing of the leading
athletic clubs of America In the matter
OF scoring in national championships OF
the a. a. u. All branches OF sport are
included. with the result that the New
York A. C.. Is 40 FAR ahead az to be
almost In a class by itself. The follow
The evening world., 1911-01-09
AUTHORIZES
STATEMENT He WAS
DRUGGED At RENO
According to Barney Oldfield's
Story, Nobody in Train
ing Camp Did 1t.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. Sin the
local papers to-day is published an ar
tIcle signed by Barney Oldfeld, the
noted auto driver. in which he says
with Jef's permission. that the boiler
maker was suffering from drug poison
ing, craftlly administered TO him. and
not nervous breakdown. when he
fought Jack johnson at Reno last
Fourth OF July.
oldheld and JEFF are great pals. They
frequently go on long auto trips TO-
gether and when they get out In the
woods shoot all sorts of game. II was
on one such trip a few days ago that
JEFF made the statement that the reck-
less driver gives TO the press under ms
signature. All OF the details are not
given, but oldield says that the big ie!-
low is sure they will come out within
a year or so.
The .allen. points of the oidheld
story follow:
Mental or nervous collapse. Jenrics
explained, would not have affected MN
physically for weeks after the hght'
The poison which was given to him a.
.ected his stomach principally. and, lor
a month III could ca1cel eat SOLO
food. His favorite dishes did not pos
seSs any charm of taste. and his whoie
body seemed as II stricken with rheu-
matism. When he began to get over
the effects OF the dope he felt IKE a
convalescent after q spell OF typho'd
fever.
.'He wa. positive n was no temporary
men,a, or nervous trouble. I begged him
20 let me give TO the world all the IN.
formation he possessed. but he refused
saving that he would rather have II
come from another source. He Is hrm
in the belief that the details VIII al
come out within a year or so.
"Jenr!es pledged me to secrecy about
the details Of the treachery and what
he had been able TO learn. lie old ne
I was the only man who knew as nue.
as he old me. / promised TO AID nm
in getting some information ne cannon
got him self. Jefries's story to me aA-
solved the members Of his traln.n;
camp from any blame-that II :
mus. say In justice to the men Wno
helped him with all their hearts.
II, was after Jeffries told me :
story that 7 began to marvel at MS
present physical condition. For inc
ten DAYS we we're In the mountains NJ
reformed feats of endurance that ] dd
not think were possible for any man
CHICAGO. IN, Jan. 9.-"In give Je'-
fries a return match n time ne wants
H." said Jack Johnson to-day. III Old
ield believes Jeffries is as good as ne
ever was Just let him get some COCO
club to hang up a suitable purse. u
then watch me. I'll sign articles ana !
won't demand anything unreasonaole'
I'm tired of these stories that JenfieS
was doped when he fought me at Keno
II Jefrles thinks he is a better man
than | am, | am willing to meet him
again and show the world that Johnson
IL a real champion
The evening world., 1911-01-09
"ShOW Me a 'SWelled- Head
And III Sh0W You a Good
Ball Player" Says McCraw

When a man tells me that he knows
he Is a good ball player l don look on
that as swellheadedness. There never
was a good ball player who did not
know that he was good. / will admit
that there are n few who think they
are good ball players when they are
not, but that : very rare. n down
In their hearts II Is often the case that
they do not really believe 1t. I will
take a chance on the young fellow with
the swell-head every time
Fred Tenney. who Is to manage the
Boston club, has the same views on
the subject as McGraw. They were
talking IL over the other day when
Teney was in town and Fred gave some
very striking illustrations to carry out
his point.
Show me a ball player" said Ten
ney, who has the reputation OF having
a swell-head. and I'll show YOU a
star. Everybody in the country Is Of
the impression thEs Ty Cobb has a
swell-head. II that Is true. he &c =
ia.niy has a reason for being SWELL
headed. | don't think II is a case OF
big head with him. He simply knows
how good he Is. and he does not at
tempt TO hide Il. They say the same
ihing about Eddie Collins, but that
doesn't hurt his playing. Naturally
when q player has, achieved as much
In a profession as Collins he feels a
little cocky and walks with his head
UP. But that is not necessarily a case
OF swell-head."
The evening world., 1911-01-09
In Great
Form for His Go
Win Abe AtteU

Patsy Kline, the Newark feather
-sight. who has been moving them
tttn with his trusty knockout punch
AdSate. is trying to cultivate a new
lleep producer for the benefit OF Cham
hon Abe Attell. 1t does not seem likely
hat lie can hang anything like that on
the willy Attell. but strange things
iaan that have happened inside the
padded ring-posts. Kline Is TO tackle
the famous Abe al o'Rourke's National
Sporting Club next Friday night, and
he regards the bout as a golden oppor-
tunity. Should he only hold the cham
pion ever his stock will 20 ADJOINING
IN the pugllistic market.
Hight now Kline Is In the bes form
NJ his career. He has won all of his
last ten fights by the knockout route.
pn any kind OF dope he L. bound to
bake It interesting for Attell. He Is
jrsAnins hard with that end In view. at
my rate. When Friday night arrives he
SRu b ~ At a. the proverbial nddls.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
LITTLE GOOD BOXING FOR
PHILADELPHIA THIS WEEK.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2. - Nothing
very startling has been arranged by the
managers of the local boxing clubs for
the shows this week. A. the Douglas
regular show tomorrow night Mike
Malone meets Happy Davis: a, the
special snow Friday night Patsy Bran
nigan and Louisiana are billed. Lew
Barley has not arranged the wlndup
Tor the Broadway A.. c. Thursday night.
At the Nonpareil Friday night Grover
Hayes and Willie Moody are the attrac-
tons, The National will have all-star
bouts Saturday night; Manager McGui-
gan will announce the bill later. on the
same evening. az the American a. c..
Porky Flynn and Al Kubiak are sched-
uled.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
Matrimony May Cost
23d Regt M. A. L. Title

Haywood Is Undoubtedly a much I'm
proved runner. and he is expected to
do some good work on the freshman
relay team at Dartmouth.
There seems to be some doubt rs to
whether or not Roy Davis. VINO be-
lcngs to the New York A. c. as well
AZ the regiment. will do any running
for the Brooklyn organization this win
ter. but his team mate. Jack Rich
mond. who has decided not to return
to Dartmouth College but to remain
In Brooklyn. will again run for the
a big point winner in the sprints, and
his return has '~rouraged Trainer
Wefers to no mean extent. In fact.
Bernie" il tickled most to death ove-
Richmonds decision to remain with
the regiment.
Robbins to Cult Regiment.
Then there is old friend, "Yank'
Robbins. the great quarter-mller
"Yank" has agreed to disagree with
the officials OF the regiment. It Ia re-
ported. and he Is nxiou to quit tbs
organization. Should Robbins succeed
in getting transferred he will undoubt
eddy 20 TO the Thirteenth" 1t Is wei
known that he Is nNiou to be undeI
the wing Of hts club trainer. Lawsol
Robertson OF the !. A. A. c.
Ribbons" Sedley. Walter Bursch
Bacon and Robbins composed the rela
team that won the event last year
Botn Sedley and Northridge have beel
training for several days. and with Rot
bins n Bacon out the new team wi
have TO do a lot OF hard work Oetor
II Will 5e able 10 come up to the mark
However. Wefcrs will have good me
TO pick from. Sedley, Northrldge, A
Wo,ther and DAVIS will all he in snap
TO make the team.
The evening world., 1911-01-09

Dear sir-I am . young fellow
who 10 some athlete. II you Will
give me . chance I Will show You
In two months time that I can put
Il all over Hal Chase or any other
nrst bassman in the world. I am
only twenty years old, but I am Q
feet high and I can hit that ball -
well a. hsld. All I need 10 . chance
ana I'll show you in . very short
time who 10 going to be the best
Arst bassmAn in the country"
The evening world., 1911-01-09
Clever Feather Weights Will
Meet in Round Bout
at Brooklyn Tonight.
BY John

Tn Brooklyn tonight there will be a
battle between prominent feather
weights which should result In one of
the cleverest and fastest bouts between
little men ever seen hereabout. The
ighters who will meet are Abe Attell,
the ;eatherweight champion. and Joe
OF Brooklyn. who recently beat
Tommy O'Toole OF Philadelphia. They
will engage in a ten-round bout at the
stag OF the Vanderbilt A. c. in the
Clermont Avenue Rink. Coster has
Improved wonderfully in his boxing
and as he Is In the best shape OF his
career he no doubt will put up a hard
battle againt the champion.
Psckey Mcfarland will arrive here on wedne:
dsy and viii finish M his training at Csnnon's
rad house, IN Mestchs''er for b.. Ter, roand o'n,
Jan. II. Tsckey is slated 10 engage in z ten
Toynd bout with Johnny Mccarthy: the o~a,lfornia
lightweight, al the Grand Avenue A. C.. OF Kansas
City tonight.
-b Leo io aeH's iv 'as s5f fstt hf flsf'. q At l'p SssT.e |. r an:
other American scr,gper who !, going TO Paris to
Wss'om club Of Pans. and viii all for tie G,he,
SIDE With hi, mansger ON Jan ~ houeS II
Maty Baldwin, who has been laid up, for sew
eei1ed "c "a = battle With Battling Hurley. viii re:
(: sumo s. ,.shifIa ai;l on R5 ZAP; ri Ii. H &e sns S'f ;isb %s!'a ssi
OF Boston. THIS viii he iheIf second meeting.
E,.,afdy Ia IaTip. ,, he Rsa,s:aiitip +, ": :Isa1s Ylsb,s 9,
Q: Philadelphia, lave been matched TO meet N /.
ten-TOrnd bout AZ a show to be brought OIL AZ
Buffalo. y. Y, on Monday evening. Jan. -.
LAWN IL isp.dly forging 10, The front in tle
veiIerweight class as a result OF his many Vcton'''
4 match ha. been arranged between Joe stein.
the local fighter and Joe Seiger Of, Denver.
They will come together In . ten round bout AZ
the stag OF the Clinton A. c. on THURSDAY night.
Seigtr has been boxing over in ihlladtlpnis
since he fought here with Young Otto at tie
Long Acre ~. e. stein ought to. make se,gti
fight his hardest. a. he Is q strong, wilma
fighter.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
BROTHER SAYS JOCKEY
LYME Is ALIVE AND WELL

Turfmen in New York were plunged
in sorrow to-day over the report of the
death in Germany OF Lucian Lyme, one
of the best jockeys that ever strobe a
thoroughbred in this country.
DR.. Lyme. brother OF the Jockey. says
the report Is untrue and has no fouuda-
ton. He oanno understand how 4,
started. DR.. Lyme says a c~ablegram
from the Jockeys mother says the rider
10 alive and we'll.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
Fred Tenney of Bostons An
other Manager Who Likes
"Swell-H Headed" Players.
BY BULGER.

chock full OF confidence that he
has begun TO show symptoms OF
the ''swell-head" will always rave a
chance with John McGraw and Fred
Tenney.
In my twenty years on the diamond"
said the Giant manager last night, II
have never seen one Of those so-called'
'~swell-headed' men who was not "A
good player. Look over the list OF play
ers In the two big leagues to-day who
are said to be afflicted with the swell
head and you vii, find hat nearly ev-
cry one OF them is a star.
For instance" continued Mac a.
he pulled out a letter. here Is a young
fellow that ] think will get a chance to
see what he can do" He then read the
iattap.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
viii Find a Tough
Customer in Joe COSter
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

AT olympic A. c. OF Harlem,
Paddy Sullivan VS.. Benny Frank
lin in the main bout OF ten rounds.
At Vanderbilt A. c.. Clermont
Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. Abe At
tell VS.. Joe Coster In the star
bout OF ten rounds.
At Brighton Beach A. c.. Coney
Island. Jimmy Murray vs.. Willie
Carroll for ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-01-09
Many Stars, Including Charlie
Bacon, Have Forsaken Ath-
letics Since Marrying.

<<v SEE by the papers that The tels-
phone out In Seattle
intends putting all OF Its hello
under bonds not TO marry within
a certain time after being put to work.
and that bonding proposition would be
a good thing II I could apply 1t to the
athletes here at the Twenty-third Regi-
ment,' said Trainer Bernie Wefe<s as
he counted off on his fingers the men
who have Joined the matrimonial ranks
and given up reglmental athletics.
You know what a valuable man
Charlie Baco was to US? Well. he be-
came a married nan n few weeks ago.
and It Is said that he will not do any
running or hurdling for months to
come. His loss will be severely felt
when the NJ. A. l., championships come
around" said Wefers,
But Mr.. Bacon wasn't the only attn
iets We have lost through this marry
ing business. VIII Berger. the miller.
followed along the same trail as that
travelled by Bacon. and It Is doubtful
that he will compete for the Twenty
third this season.
Wefers Likes Bonding Idea.
I'm not saying whether or not there
are others In the regiment who have
become benedlcts," said Wefers. but
that bonding idea certainly would be 8
good one for us"
Other good men who helped the regl
ment TO win the NJ, A. l.. championship
last winter have left the organization
or are contemplating DIN so, Harrl
The evening world., 1911-01-09
Dodgers Did Most
flaming in National
League During 1910.

Ing table shows the score OF twelve
clubs:
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Norwegian N. {. Church,

Service on Sunday morning at
1915 o'clock, and Sunday evening at
7:45 O'Clock. Sunday School at noon,
Mr.. G. Larson, superintendent.
Next week meetings on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, at 8 o'clock. Rev. c. w.
Schevenius of Duluth and Rev. p.
J. Gramness of this city will be the
speakers. A great time is expected.
You are cordially invited to attend
our services.
RER. o. ROHRsTAFF, Pastor.
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Finnish Lutheran Church Elects Officers.

At a meeting held on Sunday last,
January 9Th, officers for the Finnish
Lutheran Church for the ensuing
term we're elected as follows:
Chairman-J. E. Okerstrom.
Trustee-Chas. Nappi.
Sec'y to the Treas-M. J. Lofbaka.
Rec. Sec'y-Toivo Kalu.
Treas.-Matt Hapala.
Collectors-E. Ellison. G.. Gylha,
S. Niemi, S. Oberg, Mrs. Huisko,
Taivo Kalu, S. Heikkala, Alex. Kos
klla.
Rev. Kelanen, who resides at Evel
eth, is the pastor in charge, and the
church organization is showing a
pleasing growth.
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The marriage OF DR.. Paul Ashley.
formerly of this city but now locat-
ed at Wibaux, Montana, and Miss
Mabelle Reid, sister of Mrs. A. B.
Coates and a former teacher in the
Virginia schools, will be celebrated
at the home of the bride in Cleve.
land, Ohio, on Monday next. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coates will be among attend
ants at the ceremony. Both young
people have many Virginia friends
whose congratulations and best
wishes will be extended.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

The Young Peoples Christian En-.
deavor Society of the First Pres
byterian Church will have social
gathering in the church parlors on
Friday evening, January Goth. The
members of the Society extend a
cordial invitation to all, especially
strangers, to come and enjoy a
pleasant social evening.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

A large shipment of steel askets,
double lead coated and covered
with the finest of fabrics are on
display at the big new Chapel at
Mesbergs. Ask Undertaken Hub.
bard about them. he has absolute
proof of the merits of the cases and
he is the exclusive agent for Vir-
GINA. 11.18tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

J. A. Kennedy, superintendent of
the Electric Power and Lighting
plant, left Tuesday for an extended
vacation trip through the east, 60.
ing first to Toronto. Canada. He in.
tends visiting the Isle of Pines and
Cuba before his return, and will
likely call on E. Z. Griggs, a former
Virginian, at Tarpon Springs, Fla,
enrOute,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

Do you want the finest when buy
ing your winter suit or overcoat7
If 80 you will not forget N. A. Hol-
mer, the merchant tailor, whose
stock of suitings and overcoat pat
terms is replete with the finest the
market Affords. His prices are al
ways right, he keeps in touch with
the latest styles, and his work al
ways gives satisfaction.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

A most appreciate memento to
absent friends would be set of the
hobby new local view postcards
shown by Casey & Pasternacki, of
the Model Pharmacy. The more
especially so if the friends ever liv.
ed in Virginia, as the views are up.
to-the. minute, showing the won.
derful progress OF the Mesaba met:
ropolis.
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Sunday at First n. E. Church.

Morning: 1890, Business Men
Pushing to the Front. Has Sunday
School. Mr.. Morgan sings solo in
the morning.
Evening: $3.50, Epworth League
meeting. 1880, Song service and
evangelistic meeting.
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Christian Science Society.

Sunday morning service at the
North Pole Hall at HOO O'clock.
Subject, life" Sunday School
following the service.
Wednesday evening meeting at
the hall at 500 o'clock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

A birthday surprise was rendered
Frank Carlson, Lake Boulevard, on
Tuesday evening, a large number
of his friends dropping in to remind
him of the day and assist in max
ing the milestone a memorable
one.