The Virginia enterprise., 1914-10-09
PERSONALS
From Saturdays Daily.

ing partridges.
DR.. w. E. Harwood was in Virginia
yesterday on business.
Edward Boyle is transacting busi-
aess at the head Of the lakes.
Herman Eaton is at Superior today
20 witness the Superior Virginia foot
ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Koskela of Gill
BERT, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lof
'5acka today.
Editor Anderson of the Gilbert
Herald, was Virginia visitor on busi-
aess this morning.
Miss Anna Duffla, principe at the
Central school is a weekend visitor
With friends in Duluth.
C. II. Chellew, station agent for the
,. & I. R. at Aurora, is transacting
business in Virginia today.
Mark Elliott and Hugh Mclnnis are
It Rice lake this afternoon on a duck
hunting expedition.
Charles Norton of the Norton Hard
ware company at Bull, was a Vir-
,inia visitor last evening.
Miss Una Reardon left this morning
or Superior to witness the Virginia.
Superior football game.
Miss Eva Sorenson, grade super
visor of the local schools, is in Duluth
oday, on a visit with friends for the
week end.
Harry R. Jones Of the Lenont hos
,pital, returned today from Cussons,
where he was successful in hunting
partridges.
Miss Agnes German, 504 Cherry
street, returned yesterday from visit
If two weeks with relatives at Clo-
4uet, MINI.
City Clerk Bickford motored down
he Miller trunk road this morning
! and is spending the day in hunting
partridges.
Arthur Guam, apprentice at the
.. w. & P. shops at West Virginia, is
It Superior visiting with friends for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs
:. C. Pickering, and Miss Cole are
n the vicinity Of Iron Junction today
hunting partridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshal of
Duluth, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. R. Bailey today. They will
spend several days at the Bailey cot-
tage at Pelican lake.
Millicent Roskilley, who is attend
:ng the Duluth Normal school, is Wis
ting with her parents, Captain and
Mrs. Roskilley Of Chestnut street.
t A. J. Hubin, of the Lion Drug store
caves tonight for Chisholm where he
will join a party Of hunters at Island
lake near Chisholm for the week end,
The Misses Elizabeth Buckbee and
Charlotte Yaeger, teachers in the Gen.
trail school, are visiting relatives at
she head of the lakes for the week end
Mrs. Henry Cruesen and Mrs. J.
5eitz of Duluth, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Karl of Central ave-
nue., north, returned to their home yes
serday.
F. w. Bergman, proofreader on the
Duluth Herald, is in the city today
on his way to Haley, where he will
spend the week end hunting part
ridges.
Miss Josephine Riley of Mountain
iron is shopping in the city today.
Arthur Nelson Of the city water and
light department, is at Hibbing to-
Jay to see the Eveleth- -Hibbing foot
ball game.
Ed Risgaard, night clerk at the Or
monde and party of friends spent
yesterday hunting partridges in the
vicinity of Allen junction with excel
lent success.
A. B. Coates returned this morning
rom the head of the lakes, where he
mas been on businesss for several days
and went to Lake Vermilion to spend
Sunday with his family at the
bungalow.
Walter Newcombe, Sr., of Duluth,
accompanied by his son-in-law, J. E.
Nichol Of Regina, Sask., is in the city
today for visit with his son, Walter
Newcombe Of the First National Bank.
K. j. F. Karlson left this noon for
Minneapolis to join Mrs. Karlson and
children who have been the guests of
relatives there for month. Upon
their return they will occupy a new
home at Parkville, which Mr.. Karlson
has just completed.
Miss Celia Murphy, who is teach
ing in the public schools at Keewatin
is in the city to spend the; week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MUIR
ply of the Northside.
! John Knuti, formerly in the real es-
tate business in Virginia, and who has
been transacting business here, re-
turned to the head Of the lakes today.
Miss Bessie Yager Of Spruce street,
left for Minneapolis; today where she
will visit friends for two veeks.