The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-08-29

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ireturned Monday from : short viii viii,
with relatives and friends II Duluth.
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i September / for those fine lots d
Birch Point At Sand Lake. Adv. IS
Miss Corinne stapleton,of Minneap.
oils, is tn; guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]
+ ". Brownen at the Landrigan fats.
Mrs. James zslattery, sos Sage
street, returned the latter partsof last
week from 3 visit with friends in Din.
Iluth. - i: IT.. >z>z-:= .@~ =
! s Miss Amy Roth, Of the sales force Of
the store Of the Minnesota Dry Gods
company, is enjoying . two weeks va
cation. s~ 49, ~. I. -. r..
Miss Bedell, of Wakefield, Mich, is
visiting Miss Gladys Parmelee at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Johnson,
315 Locust street.
Mrs. Loffman, Of East Tawas, Mich,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Lofbacka of the Virginia Finnish
Hardware company.
A number of Virginia people have
taken two or more lots at Birch Point
and certainly will have beautiful sum-
mer home sites. Adv.
Miss Mary Gussman resumed her
position at the store of the Minnesota
Dry Goods company the first of the
week after a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Reid &C.
cupied their home last week after hav-
ing spent the greater part of the sum-
mer at their Sand Lake cottage.
Miss Caroline Harris, cashier at the
store of the Minnesota Dry Goods
company, is spending her vacation on
visit to relatives at Bayfield,, Wis.
The Birch Point lots at Sand Lake
are all of liberal dimensions, averag-
ing rs feet wide and 200 feet dep.
Several of them are much larger. Adv.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Little of Hib-
bling has been spending most of his
time in Virginia this week in attend
ance at the range term of district
court.
D. Young Of the firm of Alexander
Reid & Co., with his guest, Mr.. Wall
of Chicago, an old friend, is having a
vacation outing at Lake Vermilion
this week.
Captain Quayle, Of the Lincoln, last
Saturday had workmen begin the con-
struction of fine new home for him
on Central avenue. Completed it will
cost about $4,000. It will be modern
throughout.
Peter McHardy and A. P. Silliman
of Hibbing, were Virginia visitors
Wednesday evening and Joined the
party escorting the mining men over
the range here.
Joseph and Harry Austin and c. E..
Woods, of Chisholm, were among the
range attorneys present at the call Of
the calendar at the opening Of the dis
trict court term Tuesday.
Mrs. William w. Goldberg arrived
Tuesday from Minneapolis to join her
husband, the proprietor of the Vir-
GINA Fur Factory, in establishing
their new home in Virginia.
Lafayette Bliss, Alderman Keller,
Mrs. Smith and Andrew Ole are
among the residents Of Cedar street
who are making substantial improve
ments to their property.
Miss Emma Treutel of Wausan,
Wis.,, who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. R. Schochow of the Vir-
einia Granite & Marble Works return
ed to her home Saturday.
D. w. Stebbins, cashier Of the
American Exchange bank, is enjoy
ing his annual ten days. vacation. He
planned to spend part of it at Peli-
can or Lake Vermilion.
The Roma society held its annual
election of officers last Sunday. S.
Ottavianni was elected president, sue
ceeding George Jenia and S. Mon
dave was elected secretary.
Max Lewis, of the Minnesota Dry
Goods company, who has been at New
York and Boston buying stock for the
store, is expected to return to the city
Saturday or Sunday.
Peter Western is spending a few
days in Virginia renewing acquaint-
ances before returning to Duluth,
where he will open up an insurance Of
flee with Paul Erickson, Of Virginia.
Miss Singa Wahlkoja is expected
soon IN arrive from Finland to make
her home in Virginia and will be the