The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-11-07
LOCAL HAPPENING

Matt, ofbacka of the Virginia Fin
hish Hardware company, was $Du-
luth visitor on business tuesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Erickson re-
turned the first Of the week from a
visit to Minneapolis and St. Paul
Z Miss Florence Poehler of Duluth
and Mrs. L. Fleming of Texas, are
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Neil Gard
|ner. ~: : -. -
A. G. Lenertz, health officer, is able
to be on the job again after having
been for some time confined to the
hospital by illness. IS
Mrs. Marcus Norton and Mrs. J. H.
Grove entertained at an auction par
ty at the home Of Mrs. Grove We'd
nesday afternoon. !.
H. A. Goldberg of the Virginia
Fur factory returned Tuesday from
Minneapolis, where he purchased more
stock for the fall rush. ~
Mrs. David Shapiro gave a kitchen
shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Ida Gordon. of Gilbert, who will be
married early next month.
Editor E. C. Kiley of the Grand Rap
ids Herald Review, was Virginia
visitor yesterday and found time 70
pay The Enterprise fraternal call.
Miss Stella Stebbins has resumed
her duties as assistant librarian, after
an extended visit at her old home at
Mortified, MINI.
Mrs. A. w. Norton, Mrs. J. H.
, Grove and Mrs. Marcus Norton en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at a
sewing party at the home Of Mrs. A.
w. Norton.
James Lavick spent several days
this week, hunting at Lake Vermilior
and will have fine fat ducks to give
to all his friends on his return to:
night or tomorrow.
Peter Matchefts of the Table Supply
company was at Duluth Tuesday buy
ing winter stocks. Mr.. Matchefts
last week sold 100 bushels of choic.
potatoes in Virginia.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Ger
man Lutheran church held their bust
ness meeting yesterday afternoon a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L
Schoening, 321 Spruce street.
The Ladies' Art and Study Clu1
of Chisholm gives a dancing part,
Friday evening at the Chisholm oper'
.ouse and number of Virginia PEG
pie are among the guests invited.
| Jack Pasternacki is back from
visit to Madison and other Wisconsi
points. He saw the Wisconsin Mime
sofa football game last Saturday an
says Minnesota had the best of n
going all the way.
Harry Soady, the we'll known lilac
diamond salesman, is spending a fey
days on the range and is making nj
headquarters in Virginia, while call
ing on the various drill contractor
and exploration firms.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Mis-
sion church on Wyoming avenue an
Locust street, will have an auction sal
Saturday, Oct. 8. Mrs. John Dahl
will serve the refreshments. Every
body is cordially invited.
Chief Engineer J. L. Pickles of III
D. w. & P, and assistant engineer "
H. Hoyt of the Missabe, were in III
city Wednesday, comforting on mat
tiers in which both companies are in
J crested in Virginia.
The Mesdames Mark Elliott, Mar
H. James, A. c. Osborn, j. Tangie
Smith, Fanny Garrison and B. +
Smith attended a luncheon and sew
ing party given by Mrs. George Whit
man of Eveleth Monday afternoo
for her mother, Mrs. Marsell.
Mrs. Watson Smith and daughter
Angela, left Wednesday for Duluth
where they will make their futur
home. Mrs. Smith was one of vi,
ginia's pioneer residents and remove
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