The Virginia enterprise., 1913-09-05

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the district court in Duluth. Mr..
Burns has several cases on the calen-
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=. Mr.. and Mrs. Sixtus Lindahl left
Monday noon for 8 visit with twin
city friends during state fair week. !.
Fred Roseman, Of Superior, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Brooks, on
Birch street, for. several days the first
of the week. ~.sss ~.
E. Williamson, of the sales force at
Gateley's, returned the first Of the
week from a vacation, outing spent at
Pelican and Lake Vermilion.
E. z. Griggs left last Saturday for
his home at Athens, Pa, after having
spent the summer visiting in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Griggs accompani-
ed him and will spend some time
visiting IN the eaSt'
C. M. Doorway, A. M. Greeley, Paul
Erickson and C. E. Moore visited the
county fair at Hibbing Saturday.
They were particularly impressed with
the vaudeville show on the grounds
and say it was about the best ever.
John Dean, formerly a member of
the police department, but now in
the employ of the Virginia & Rainy
Lake company as a cruiser, returned
the first of the week from the north
woods where he has been looking over
timber.
Mike Breyette, who has played the
position of shortstop in the Virginia
baseball team for the greater part OF
the season, left Monday for his home
in Minneapolis. Breyette is one OF
the boys who will in all probability
come back to Virginia another year.
G. R. Forbes has purchased a resi-
dence on Ash street between Central
and Virginia avenues for considera-
ton of $4,000. Mr.. Forbes believes
Virginia is good town to tie to and
accordingly has acquired nice home
here.
G. w. Jones, a prominent real estate
dealer of Memphis, Tenn, is visiting
in Virginia as the guest of w. J. EN-.
erson, the well-known range real es.
tate man. Both men are interested ir
the new townsite of West Memphis
recently opened across the river from
Memphis.
President Mellen of the Duluth &
Northeastern, the Weyerhauser log
ging line from Cloquet passed through
the city on the Canadian Northern
Tuesday on his private car, the Crane
Marais, on his way to Port Arthur
where he goes on busines.
Louis Lillienthal, postmaster a
Deerfield, new Office recently createt
in the Ash Lake country, was Vir
ginia visitor on Friday and Saturda!
of last week. Mr.. sLillienthal owns i.
fine piece of ground in that section
and has been exploring it with chur,
drill for iron ore. He believes he ha
a mine on his place and his man!
friends in Virginia sincerely hope h
has.
| Art Couture, of the Virginia base
ball team, won the prize offered by tn
Virginia Fur company for the playe
on the league team having the highes
batting average for the season. Cou
ture was leading the team at the clos
of the season, hitting better than 300
and accordingly received fine seal
skin cap from the Virginia Fur com
pany.
| CHI. Rattinger, manager of the New
Fay hotel, returned Saturday from ;
trip down the Great Lakes to Chicago
and the Straits of Mackinac with tn
hotel men, who had been attending tn
Duluth convention. Mr.. Rattinge
says the hotel men enjoyed their visi
to the northwest very much and tina
Duluth and the ranges will get SOM
good advertising as a result. Th'
trip down the lakes was made in pleas
ant weather and was also much enjoy
ed.
Art Couture, who played first bas'
on the Virginia league baseball team
this season, led the club in batting
and was a universal favorite will
the fans, left the first of the wee]
for a months visit at his old home a
Rice Lake, Wis. Couture will be bac]
with the Virginia team next year
He is fine young man PERSONAL,
and as a baseball player was one o
the hardest workers on the team il
all sorts of luck. Couture was pro
badly closer to the fans in Virgini
than any man on the team and mad
many friends in Virginia.
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