The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-11-07
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GINA IS going to have one 81 the
strongest teams N the league next
year. :. 81. .ss* . ...
+ attorney Luke L. Burns, R:
Griggs, James Denyes and Martin.
Moe, were among. the wrestling fans
from Virginia, who went to Duluth to
witness the Beel- Yokel match and all
say it was: one of the best ever staged
at the Head of the Lakes. :
Mrs. J.. P. Chalmers gave q recep-
ton Tuesday evening for Mrs. R. NJ.
Baker. The out-of- town guests were
Mr.. Sundberg of Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Hurd of Mountain Iron. Other
guests were the members of the Blue
bell club, of which Mrs. R. M. Baker
was formerly a member -
Theodore Mckenzie, who left yes
terday for Wausau, Wis.,, where he
becomes manager Of new Cafeteria
for J. w. Miller & Son, was rendered
a surprise party Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A.
Miller at which number of his in
innate friends were guests. = =.
w. j. Schulze expects to leave soon
for Grand Marais, MIMI, where he will
be a member of deer hunting party
which will include w. H. Yawkey and
several friends from New York.
They will hunt along the north shore
which is one of the best sections of
the state for deer and moose. ~
Edward Ala, of the firm of Ala &
Anderson, furniture and undertaking,
Mesaba avenue, is in st. Paul this
week buying stocks for the new store
The business of his concern is to be
considerably expanded in the near
future and it will carry one Of the
biggest and best stocks of any con.
Germ on the range.
Frank belong, formerly in the EN-.
ploye of the D. w. & P. in Virgins
and Miss Emma Pierrault, who was
formerly stenographer in Judge
Montague's law offices, were married
last week at St. Paul. They will make
their home at Savannah, where Mr.
belong now has a position with thu
Northwestern railroad.
Superintendent Freeman of li.'
Grand Rapids schools, and Superinten
dent Gilruth of the Nashwauk schools
with Charles Latvala, a member Of tn
Nashwauk school board, were Virgini'
visitors for a short time yesterday o.
their way to Biwabik to attend tn
dedication of the new high school.
S. R. Ki1by, one of the officers of tn
First National bank, was in the cit,
Wednesday looking over the progress
being made on the new bank build
ing. The brick and concrete work j
practically finished and the indication
are favorable that the building will b
completed and ready for occupancy b.
the first of the new year.
J. L. Sheeran, with the passenge
department of the 500 line, is in tn
city today looking after business. TIL
, railroads expect the annual exodus o
laborers from the range to the east
ern seaboard soon and all are maxim!
an extra effort to get business thi
year. The 500 Line has one Of tn
most attractive propositions of then
all.
Mayor Victor L. Power of Hibbine
was a Virginia visitor yesterda
morning and found time to pay tn
Enterprise a pleasant call. Mr.. Pow
err is getting ready for his annua
deer hunting trip to the ranch o
Mucklas Mclean north of Hibbine
where the shooting is PARTICULAR
7 good and despite the fact that he
r one of the busiest people in Hibbin
. he is going to find few days to spen
in the big woods.
The Progressive Woman's club he'll
a regular meeting at the library Tues
day. The club is this year taking u
study of the nations under the head
, of history, literature, music and Gus
: toms, and the topic for the curren
meeting was Spain. The leader wa
) Mrs. Taylor. The next meeting O
the club will be November Is and tn