The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-08-15
IOCAI HAPPEN NGS.

Sunday at their bungalow at Lake
Vermilion. DR.. Lenont and Mr.. GrigQs
have recently built their summer
homes there. Dr.. Lenont and family
returned to the lake Monday after
spending . day or two u Virginia.
Mrs. Della Mcintyre and daughters,
the Misses Louise and Grace, who
have been visiting with DR.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre for the past month, returned
Tuesday to their home at Streator, Ill.
Mrs. Mcintyre entertained for them at
her home on South Virginia avenue
Monday afternoon. -.
Miss Mabel Erickson and brother,
George, Of San Francisco, CAL, who
for the past several weeks have been
visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henning Erickson Of North Cen
trail avenue, left Monday for a visit
with relatives and friends at Crosby
before returning to their home.
D. C. Anderson, former we'll
known northern Minnesota editor, who
is now farming near LaPrairie in
1tasca county, was in the city Tuesday
returning home from visit to his
brother, Editor Anderson at Gilbert,
where he had been assisting in setting
up the Gilbert Herald's linotype ma
chine.
Assistant County Attorney Edward
Boyle returned Tuesday from bust
ness trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul
and to Watertown, S. D. Mr.. Boyle
says out in the farming country the
harvest is on in earnest and in that
section of South Dakota which he
visited there is very fair wheat crop.
Prof. E. B. Roberts, formerly sup
erintendent of the Mountain Iron
schools but who resigned two years
ago to take up law course at the
Northwestern Law School, Chicago.
was calling on former Virginia friends
Monday. Mr.. Roberts will likely re-
turn to the range upon the completion
of his course to establish in bushes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Bidwell and
daughter, Dorothy, their guest Mil
dred Turner Of Duluth, Miss Margaret
Eaton, Mrs. Shields and daughter,
Miss Gladys, and Miss Anna H. Alder
son with some friends from Duluth,
make up a camping party who went to
Vermilion Dam Tuesday morning for
an outing of week or ten days.
R. C. Pickering is at Duluth on pro-
fessional business. Mr.. Pickering is
preparing the brief in the case of
Joseph Backus VS.. the City of Vir-
ginia in the light and water bonds
matter. The paper book, which was
printed in the Enterprise printery,
will be served on the attorneys for the
city today and the brief will be ready
to submit in a short time.
Simon & Shiebel this week COM
menced the work of remodling their
business block, next to Shandeling's
clothing store. The work will require
some time, but when II is completed
they will have one Of the neatest
stores in Virginia. The Bon Tor
cafe is also closed and will be entire.
ly remodeled and redecorated through
out before it is again opened.
Paul Hostin and Mike Siegel chap.
eroned a party of boys who left Tues.
day for a blue berry picking expedi.
ton to the country about. 80 miles
north of Bull. They will camp GU,
and expect to return to the city TO-
morrow. The party was made up OF
Mike Sigel, Mike Gordon, Julius Hos.
tin, David Milavetz, Harry and Joe
Milavetz and I. Kaner.
Floyd, the 4-months' old son of Mr.
and Mrs., S. Abrahamson, 308 Hick.
DRY street, died Saturday afternoon
at the thome Of his parents after q
short Hines. Funeral services were
conducted Monday afternoon from
the family home by Rev. J. I. Fadum
and interment was made at Green
wood.
Painters and decorators are this
week making improvements to the in.
terror of the Red Cross drug store
on Mesaba avenue. Mr.. Christopher.
son is also having installed an optical
booth and will have one of the best
lines Of optical goods on the range in
stock. He has recently been using
newspaper advertising in his business