The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-08-22

Pasternac..kIii vas visitor tf,z
international Falls Sunday md saw
the ball game between Biwabik and
International Falls, which Biwabil;
won BY . score Of 8 to 1. Mr.. Faster
nacki says it was . good game and the
Biwabik boys played great ball. q,
Mrs. R. ]. Sherwood and daughter
Miss Ruth went to Sand Lake the
first Of the week to spend a few
days. Boston and Wheelock Sher-
wood are members Of the boys camp
which is being conducted there under
the direction of Rev. Mr.. Neff. s x. ,..s
Edward Julius Vack, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Vack, BIG Walnut
street, died Saturday after short
illness. Funeral services were coz
Quoted Monday from the Polish Catho-
lie church, Rev. Father Singer offic-
iating and interment was at Calvary.
Editor Helmer Haugen Of the Nash
wauk Herald, was Virginia visitor
Monday. Mr.. Haugen and family
have been the guests of Judge and
Mrs. Masters at their summer home
at Sturgeon lake and Mr.. Haugen
was returning to his home at Nash
wauk.
Hans Kauppila of South Range,
Mich, has accepted position at tn
Red Cross pharmacy. Mr.. Kauppila
is registered as a pharmacist in Mich
igan, looks like good live salesman
and says he is already more than i'm
pressed with Virginia and his new
position.
Mrs. Belle Markham and son Wal
ter, of the New Fay hotel, returned
Saturday evening from Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Markham has been for
some time receiving treatment from
specialists. He returned to Virginia
feeling quite himself, fact all his
friends here will be glad to learn
There was large attendance at the
clam bake of the Virginia Boosters
club given at Half Moon lake Sunday
afternoon. Walter Dewitt was the
chef and the menu served left nothing
to be desired. Following the dinner
there was an old-fashioned English
afternoon which was much enjoyed
by all attending.
Mrs. Charles Spurway and sister,
Mrs. J. N. Messner of Hibbing, re-
turned last Friday evening from Fort
Frances, where they were called by
| the serious illness of their brother.
They left him somewhat improved.
Mrs. Messner was the guest of Mrs.
Spurway until Saturday morning.
Mrs. H. J. Reinertson, who has
been at Duluth for several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. o. H. Lehne, who
is just recovering from surgical op-
Grafton returned Sunday to Viz
ginia. Mr.. Reinertson went to Du-
luth the latter part of the week and
accompanied her home.
Freeman E. Krech, prominent
Aitkin attorney with Mrs. Krech and
Warren Krech and Mrs. J. A Tood,
was in the city the first Of the week
OH a tour of the range. Mr.. Krech
| says the roads from Duluth to the
range are better than from Duluth to
his home town. Mr.. Krech has been
prominent in politics in his home coun-
ty for a good many years.
O. R. Schochow of the Virginia
Marble and Granite Works, was at
Grand Rapids the first Of the week,
where he was putting up some monuE
| inents recently completed at his local
| factory which is doing fine and con-
stantly increasing business over the
range and turning out work that COM
pares favorably with that of the larg-
est cities in the country.
The M. E. Sunday school held it's
| annual picnic at Ely lake Tuesday
A special car chartered for the Or
| casion took the children of the Sun
| day school, the Ladies' Aid society
and members Of the congregation to
the picnic grounds early in the day.
There was a picnic diner and royal
/ outing. which everybody enjoyed.
The funeral of the 6-months' old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Granger
of Mountain Iron, who died Monday
after short illness was held Tues
day from the church of Our Lady of
Lourdes, Rev. Father Power officiat-
ing. Interment was at Calvary. Mr..
and Mrs. Granger are former Vir-
ginia residents and have the sympathy
of many friends in their bereavement.
| The Biwabik baseball team and a
number of fans passed through the
city Monday on their return home af-
ter a Sunday game with the Interna
tional Falls team, which they vor
handily Ursella and Benson worked
| for Riwahik and had the border town