The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-02-06

through lie, as readlly as Iney 90 on
the rink, they will make good pro-
gress. The rink for the use Of the s
seniors is not yet finished, but pro- ]
badly will be in few days. M
Thanks to the thoughtfulness Of
DR.. Parsons, a large party Of Mount
ain Flat-ironers enjoyed visit to the
Virginia and Rainy Lake Co.'s gigan-
tic sawmills. A most enhancing time
was spent passing from one thing Of
wonder to another, and time went by
by like one of the lightning-speed
engines that worked the saws. 1t was
a MISUNDERSTANDING, awe inspiring,
nerve racking, personally conducted
tour, and all felt deeply grateful to
the doctor for thinking of such novel
form of instructive entertainment.
The fortunate ones were: Misses
Auten, Riley, Currie, Luxford, Potter,
Bretzke, Whitcomb. DR.. and Mrs. Par
sons and William Hainsworth.
During the absence Of Miss Alyce
Mccarthy, who went home to Cole
1aine last week to recuperatc, her
position as second in command Of the
Kindergarten department at the high |
school, is being temporarily supplied
by Miss Lewis, music teacher from
Chisholm. Miss Lewis has had pre-
-
vious experience in this line of work.
| We extend the hand of welcome
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Robson who have
recently come into our midst. They
have taken the house next door to
Mrs. Peltier's. Mr.. Robinson is en-
gagged as drill man at one of the
local mines.
Mr.. Fox, who has been appointed
to take charge of the new school at
West Virginia, was in the village on
Wednesday morning and had dinner
with Supt, ond Mrs. Muench.
Miss Alyce Mccarthy, who has been
at home at Coleraine for week or
so wrote to some of her friends in
this village the other day saying her
health was improving and that she
might possibly be back in a few days
time to take up her duties again at
the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson of the Brunt
location have been spending a few
days with some friends at Nashwauk
Mr.. Larson came home the beginning
of the week, leaving his wife to stay
a few days longer.
The high school basketball team
played Eveleth last Friday night at
the latter town. The score was in
Eveleth's favor. Biwabik will be the
visitor tonight, and the stout hearts
of the Mountain Iron boys are beat
ing high with hope, because they con-
quered Bull a week or two ago and
Bull conquered Biwabik last Friday,
50 if only Euclid works out alright it
should be win for our boys tonight
Of course, Euclid may be wrong, but
g we shall see.
The Mountain Iron Commercial
band are giving dance tonight in
the Auditorium of the high school
The object is a very natural one, and
not really unusual, it is that of rails
y ing money for their treasury. A
four-piece orchestra from Virginia
has been engaged, the local band wish.
ing to preserve it's energies for some
future occasion. A large attendance
is expected even though there are
other competing attractions in tho
neighborhood.
Fred R. Stephan has taken charge
of the depot at Kinney. He was ove1
here on Wednesday, and also the res
of the week. His brother-in-l Car
Olson, who has been assisting him il
. the Mountain Iron depot will taxi
charge of the one at Kinney probably
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Eddy of Eveleth came over or
" Tuesday to see his daughter, Mrs
Edwards and family. He stayed over
night but Mrs. Eddy, who came will
: him returned the same evening. w,
are glad to be able to say that Mr.
- Eddy is greatly improved in health
! and improving every day. Mr.. Edward!
took him back to Eveleth Wednesda!
evening.
If you want to get your range new:
up-to-date you will now be able to d.
so as Fred R. Stephan of the Electric
car depot, has ben appointed agen
for the Duluth Herald and gets pill
. the same evening they are published
Frank Stefancich is acting as Free
>. Stephan's assistant on the evening
~ cars Che attends school in the day
y time). He has tray of candy and al
W so carries the Herald.
:. The examination for the appoint
=, ment Of new postmaster for thi
- office in place of N. Elertson, who i
~ resigning, will be held tomorrow
10 morning.
:: SUCCEEDS ALDERMAN
8 KELLER IN FOURTH