The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-15

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luth, who is in charge of the plans
for the new Troy Laundry, attended
to business matters in this city yes
terday morning.
Mayor Jacob s. Saari, John Glode.
of the Glode Hotel, Patrick J. Boyle
and Mrs. James P. Boyle, motored
over to this city yesterday morning
from Eveleth in the mayors Buick
car.
Attorneys William J. Archer and
R. c. Pickering, Milton Butler and
C.. C. Butler were among the local
nimrods who returned from hunting
trips Tuesday.
L. Paulson, OF the Shanedling
Clothing company, lett Sunday noon
for a business visit at the head of
the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Johnson left
Tuesday noon for visit with rel
atives, the former accompanying his
wife as far as Duluth on her trip to
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
w. T. Bailey, head Of the local
lumber company which bears his
name, who now resides in Duluth,
was a business visitor in this city
the forepart Of the week.
Mrs. J. w. Brownell has returned
from a short visit at the head of the
lakes this week.
E. R. Edgeworth, Boston, Mass,
who was instrumental in interesting
Stone & Tucker, eastern capitalists,
in the new range traction line, trans
acted business matters in this city
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Hitchcock
and party, Hibbing, motored to this
city Sunday.
Frank Shebat, an Eveleth grocer,
spent Friday and Saturday in this
city on business.
City Assessor o. E. Sund1ie, JUS
tice Humble, Robert Murray and M.
Cooper, Oliver Iron Mining company
employees at Eveleth, were in the city
Saturday evening, awaiting the ar
rival Of Jack Clark, the Oliver claim
agent in the Eveleth district
Thos Moe, local drill man. left
Tuesday noon to transact business
matters in Duluth.
Supt. Frank J. Webb, of the Re-
public Iron & Steel company, which
concern is mining the Franklin and
other properties in the Virginia dis
trict, was a visitor in this city Mon
day. He is a former range resident
and will give an address at the Elks-
gathering at Eveleth next month
which will undoubtedly be attended
by many Virginia members of the
antlered tribe.
w. ]. Richards, a mining captain
Of Crystal Falls, Mich, returned to
his home yetesrday morning after
attending to mining matters in this
city.
District Supt. R. Keown, Duluth,
Of the Prudential Life Insurance
company, returned to his home yes
terday noon after a short visit in
this city accompanied by E. Rosen,
Newark, N. j., who is travelling sup
erintendent for the company. Mr..
kosen plans to leave soon for Hib-
bling and other western Mesaba range
points.
Tilton Virgins, Gilbert resident,
renewed old acquaintance in this
city Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Chappelle, an Eveleth
steam shovel runner, was Virginia
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Attorneys R. C. Pickering, Will
liam J. Archer and Sigvert S. Dahl
left Friday evening on the Canadian
Northern Flyer" for hunting trip
to Gheen and other points to the
north Of this city.
Louis R. Bellman, local stock
broker, left Tuesday, noon for a bust
ness visit at the head Of the lakes
Arnold Hawkinson, who is en-
ployed by the Western Construction
company at Ellis, spent Sunday in
this city at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkinson, Chest
nut street.
Chief of Police Ellis Walsh, o. D.
Hake, Alderman Charles w. Lund
strom, and Chief of Police James Tel
Ter, Gilbert, are among the Local and
out-of-town nimrods hunting at Peli-
can lake and other points to the
north this week.
]. P. Conihan, conductor, w. A.
Rodenbur, brakeman, and Henry
Mathews. brakeman, members Of
the Mesaba relief crew, arrived in
this city Tuesday to give the en-
ployes on the Flyer" run their reg