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

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: Local HAPPENINGS :
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William Orr and Nj. and Mrs. Leo
Ducet Of Orr were Virginia visitors
Tuesday. :s::. S.: s IS:
{ The Young Mems Hebrew Club Of
Virginia will give = dance Sunday ev-
ening at Lyric Hall. 81: 60 Ill. : .... II.
S Mrs. A. B. Coates returned We'd
nesday evening from short visit
with Duluth friends :* .. = b. =:
A. NJ. Peterson, Of %Coleraine, dep
uty county coroner Of zItasca county,
was q visitor in Virginia Tuesday.
R. C. Healey, of Minneapolis, has
assumed his duties as clerk Of the
schools, succeeding Theodore B. Voog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hawkinson
returned Tuesday evening from ten
days outing at Gold Island, Vermilion
Lake.
Harry Shanedling, former Vir-
ginia resident now in business at
Saltwater, is visiting relatives and his
many old friends in Virginia. ..~
F. L. Coventry, local representative
at Hibbing for the fee-holders in sew
eral big mining properties near that
city, was Virginia visitor Tuesday.
Chief of Police Thomas Finnegan
and Patrolman Elder, of Eveleth, were
Virginia visitors Wednesday. Both
were witnesses before the grand jury.
The Misses Mabel C. A. and Julia
R. Johnson, Of Minneapolis, are spend
ing their vacation with their sister,
Mrs. K. J. F. Karlson, sos Ash street.
The Misses Fannie and Alma An
derson went to Duluth Tuesday to be
the guests of Miss Theresa Sullivan,
formerly of Virginia, for few days.
Mrs. G.. G. Vanderpoel and children
returned Wednesday from a visit of
several weeks with relatives and
friends at their old home at Park Rap
ids, MINI.
Mrs. Henry Ole and son Clifford
went to Duluth the first of the week
to be the guests of Mrs. Dies mother,
Mrs. G. Linman, and her sister, Mrs.
R. J. Coale, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Scharr, of St.
Paul, arrived in Virginia Tuesday eve
ming to make their home. Mr.. Scharr
is the new superintendent Of manual
training in the Virginia schools. 20
c. A. Remington, of Hibbing, was
among the delegation of Hibbing cit
liens in the city Wednesday to meet
the mining men in attendance at the
meeting Of the Lake Superior Mining
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lamont and
daughters, Grace, Blanche and Enid
Wilcox, who have been spending the
summer at Minnetonka beach, are ex-
pected to return to their home in Vir-
ginia today or tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet in the church
parlors Wednesday next, at 2 o'clock.
AS this is the first meeting after va
cation a good attendance is expected.
There is business of Importance to
transact.
Albert BREEDER, one Of the oldest pa
trolmen on the police force at Hibbing
as well as one of the best police off,
GERS on the range was in the city Tues
day, where he was a witness on mat
tiers being Investigated by the grand
jury.
Superintendent w. J. West of the
Oliver at Hibbing was a Virginia Wis
itor Wednesday assisting in seeing
that the delegates to the Lake Super
ior Mining Institute had good oppor-
tunity to see the range mines and
points Of interest in Virginia to the
best advantage
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Liscomb are
home from an outing at Lake Vermil-
ion, where they chaperoned party Of
young people on an outing. Those in
the party were DR.. Ruth Watson,
Misses Hoke Siebold, Helia Oberg,
Helen Oberg and Elizabeth Hendricks.
Alfred Staff returned Sunday even,
ing from Baltimore, where he had
been as a delegate from Virginia
Aerie F. o. E., to the national conven-
ton Of, that order. Mr.. Staff re-
ports a fine trip, visiting Washington
and many other eastern cities during
his absence. - = - :. : :.
Bruce Middlemiss Of Hibbing, sup
erintendent Of the Morton mine, q
state property which has been ship
ping for about 2 year. was among the
delegation Of Hibbing mining men in
the city Wednesday TO assist in the
Entertainment of the delegates to the