The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-12
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The Aurora club gives . dancing
party this evening which viii be at
tended 81 ! number Of young peo-
tple from Virginia. r .=. .S.fsz
Charles Ellison, the day clerk at
the New Fay hotel was visitor at
the Twin Cities on business the first
bf the week. =. ..>. #. .. ~:
Santa Claus headquarters for toys
at S. Milavetz's. a. ! ~ss. s..2.
Miss Sue Woodfield and Mrs. Jack
Dorsey of Two Harbors, have been
the guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Steurwald.. i
Miss Lorena. Mcfarland, one of the
teachers in the city schools, spent
Sunday at Coleraine the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. R. McQuade.
Holiday books of all description at
S. Milavetz's.
H. D. Cole of the Virginia office Of
the Duluth & Iron Range Land De-
partment, was a visitor at Bovey on
business the first of the week.
We show more articles suitable for
Christmas gifts for men and boys
than you con find in any other store
in town. Reinertsen-G Gamble Co.
|. Our Haberdashery department is
full to overlooking with just the sort
of things a man would appreciate for
Christmas. Gamble Co.
o. H. Freshman expects soon to
begin the construction of a new resi-
dence in Anderson's addition, where
he recently purchased several lots.
She will appreciate toilet set, so
will he. See them at S. Milavetz's.
Our Christmas neckwear is a dis
play of the best and most exclusive
productions of the most noted makers.
so cents to $3.50. Rienertsen-Gamble
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Doorway are the
parents of son born yesterday and
Mr.. Dorway's friends have been en-
joying the fragrant Havanas as a
result of the happy event.
Xmas tree ornaments at S. Mila-
vetz's.
Andrew Hawkinson will take adj
vantage of the fine weather, if it
continues, to make trip to his home
stead in the country north of Vir-
ginia next week to make some i'm
provements.
A. A. Krogdahl, who is with the
United States Mine Rescue care sta
toned at Eveleth this week, spent
Wednesday evening in Virginia with
the family of his brother City Asses
sor John Krogdahl.
Mrs. M. X. Baer, accompanied ~
her son, M. K. Baer left Saturday 4or
Rochester, MIMI, where she went to
consult the Doctors Mayo and may
find it necessary to submit to a sur
gical operation.
William Warwick of the firm of
Risberg & Warwick, expected to leave
the latter part of this week for a
Christmas visit to Norway and
Sweden and a visit to his old home,
which will absent him from Virginia
until early spring.
George Cannon, connected with the
Brunt mine, was Virginia visitor
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
the mining men held here in the in
terests of tn safety first and first aid
to the injured in the mines move
ment.
Deputy Sheriff George Wood was
in the city Wednesday returning from
trip to the north woods. He ex-
poets to make one Of the most sensa-
.tional hauls of his entire career next
week in the country to the south of
Hibbing.
Fine line of leather goods at S.
Milavetz's.
DR.. O. E. Peterson a Finnish den-
fist Of Duluth has been the guest of
Virginia friends for, several days this
week. The doctor likes Virginia al
most well enough to locate here, but
has a fine practice in Duluth and says
he will content himself for the pres
ent with occasional visits here.
D. w. Mulligan, formerly a resi-
dent of Virginia, but more recently
located at Eveleth, where he was en-
gagged in the cigar manufacturing
business, was in Virginia Monday say
ing goodbye to old friends before
leaving to make his future home with
his family at Calgary.
Superintendent ]. H. Elliott of the
D. w. & P, accompanied by Mrs.
Elliott, left yesterday for a vacation
of six weeks or more which will be
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