The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-08-15
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ling results.
Judge Montague returned the first
of the week from I visit TO his family
at Crookston. The Judge states that
harvest will soon BE well under way
in the Red River Valley and the.
wheat crop this year will be fair. He
found that Virginia had moved 50 fast
during his absence that it was . little
difficult to get in touch with things.
again, but says kind friends kept him
quite we'll posted BY = sending him
marked copies Of. the newspapers.
Il. J. Scharr, the newly elected sup
erintendent Of the manual training
department Of the Virginia schools,
returned the first of the week from
Ely, where he had been visiting for q
few days and where he was formerly,
for three years, connected with the
Ely schools. Mr.. Scharr has accept
ed the position rendered him here, will
resign at St. Paul, and will remove
from that city to Virginia in the near
future.
Mr.: and Mrs. P. ]. Erickson left on
Monday for the southern part of the
state. Mrs. Erickson and family will
visit for about month with Mrs.
Erickson's parents at Buffalo Lake,
MINI. In the meantime Mr.. Erick-
son may decide to locate at Duluth
and open up insurance offices in con-
nection with Peter Western, formerly
Of Virginia. In the event that he does
not decide to do so the family will lat
er return to Virginia.
The Troubadours, we'll known to the
amusement patrons of the Mesaba
range, will appear in Virginia Aug
ust goth under the auspices of the To-
cal lodge B. P. o. E., at the Elks'
Home. The company is headed by
Miss Ruth Pancost, talented reader,
and also carries some very clever mu-
sicians. The >Elks will make the visit
of the Troubadours here a social &C.
casion and there will be dancing after
|the program. The music will be by
the Troubadour's Orchestra.
"Kid" Taylor who managed the
best baseball team Virginia ever had
has been in the city several days this
week visiting with old friends and
it is said that it is not improbable he
may manage the Virginia baseball
team next season. He attended the
closing at home series with Grand
Forks at Oliver park the latter part
of last week and says he likes the
looks of the Virginia baseball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Peterson left
Tuesday night for Winnipeg to spend
a day or two at the stampede. Later
they will go to Wisconsin points for
visit of several weeks with relatives
and at Bennett will attend the marri-
age of Mr.. Peterson's sister, Miss
Hilma, who has been teaching in the
schools at that place. Mr.. Peterson
is money order clerk at the Virginia
postoffice and has been granted a
months vacation.
Fred B. Rossom, prominent real
estate dealer at Duluth, who formerly
made his home in Virginia and has
many friends here, was looking the
city over last Friday and says he
sometimes regrets that he decided to
change his residence from the best
town in the northwest to the Zenith
City by the unsalted sea.
Mrs. D. Kratze and sons, Harold
and Bert, returned last week from an
extended visit at Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
DR.. F. C. Morsman, of Hibbing, and
his brother, DR.. L. w. Morsman and
wife, of Omaha, motored to Virginia
Tuesday, visiting at the home Of Mrs.
L. w. Morsman's mother, Mrs. c.
Mattson. DIR. and Mrs. Morsman, who
have been visiting his brother at Hib-
bling for the past week, were greatly
impressed with their visit to the Queen
City Of the range. Many points of
interest were visited, including the
mines, mills and parks. DR.. Morsman
expressed himself as satisfied that
Omaha does not excel Virginia in civic
beauty.
Hedge Berglund, of Cloquet, was in
the city the fore part of the week on
matters Of business and renewing &C.
quaintances. Mr.. Berglund is heavily
interested in the Keewenaw- Western
copper mining proposition, in Pine
county, the annual meeting of which