The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24

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ers of Chisholm town, was a Virginia;
visitor last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Heritage and
Mrs. Heritage's mother motored to
Duluth this afternoon.
Mrs: P, Kearney of Duluth, former
resident of this city, is visiting with
friends for a few days.
: Mrs. E. R. Hanson left yesterday
for st: Paul where she will visit with
friends for few days.
Mrs. C. B. Lenont returned yesterL
day from Pelican lake where she shas
spent two weeks outing.
Mrs. Fred yGreisch and Mrs. M. Boy
Ian will attend the Duluth-Virginia
game at Duluth tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Elliott and fami-
ly left today for Pelican lake where
they will remain over Sunday.
. Leslie Tebin and Miss Ruth Jes-
more of Eveleth, were the guests last
evening of Virginia friends.
Miss Dorothy Neville Of Minneapolis
Isl guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
B: F. Forsyth, 619 Poplar street.
Miss Katherine Madden Of Osceola,
Wis.,: is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.: M. Madden of the Madden flats.
Miss Lillian Morrell will leave to-
night floor Sand lake where she will
spend Sunday at E. F. Johnson's cot
tage.
Mrs. M; C. Butler left today for
Carlton where Mr., Butler has a large
contract. Mr.. Butler will return next
week.
County Commissioner Ralph O'Neil
of Chisholm, was in the city last
evening seeing the sights at the car
'nival.
Arthur Nelson, rodman for the Re-
public Iron & Steel company, left to-
day for a visit with his parents in
Duluth.
J. w. Krietter of Proctor, general
SUPERINTENDENT of the D. M. & N.
railway was business visitor in the
city today.
Charles McCabe and Roy Culhane
of the D., w. & P. railway will leave
tonight for Cook where they will visit
with friends.
Miss Ina Mattson of the public
library will leave for Duluth tomor-
row where she will attend the Duluth
Virginia game.
Fred Lister, district manager for
the Mesaba Telephone company, was
Virginia visitor on business yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. John Bostrom, district mission
airy, will preach at both the morning
and evening services Sunday, at the
Swedish NJ E. church.
J. A. Olin of Superior, travelling
salesman was a visitor in the city
yesterday and renewed acquaintance
with Virginia friends.
w. D. Newcombe and son of Duluth
are in the city today on business. Mr.
Newcombe is president of the Com
mercial club of Duluth.
Frank Cummings and Gearld Hes.
sian will leave tomorrow for Duluth
where they will take in the Duluth
Virginia baseball game.
N. A. Moline of Moline & Lundbere
Grocery company; who has been II
Minneapolis the past week on bust
ness returned last night.
Mrs. R. A.. Wright, formerly, Miss
Vera Hunt of this city, returned tt
her home at St. Paul yesterday afte1
a visite here with friends.
Clarence S. Whiting of the Virginia
& Rainy Lake office left today fol
Duluth where he will visit Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Alfred Logue, timekeeper for the
Republic Iron & Steel company, viii
leave tomorrow for: Lake Vermilior
where he will spend the day..
Ray Segog of Duluth passed through
the city last evening on his way tt
International Falls; where he viii
transact business few days.
j. T. Culhane, accountant in thu
superintendent office of the D., w
& p, left this morning to spend few
days at Solon Springs, MINI.
DR.. C. B: Yates of Chisholm, {
former resident of this city was il
the city the first part of the weel
and took in the Elks carnival.
Anthony Klink left this morning
ear specialist, his ca rhaving auset
for Duluth, where he will consult al
him considerable trouble lately.
Arvid Hyvari of the Lion drug
store, is enjoying visit from hi:
mother, who arrived yesterday from
Calumet Mich: She will visit will
relatives at Ely and Hibbing before
returning to her home.
F. H. Gilmor, general :superintend
ent of the logging department of the
Virginia & Rainy Lake company al
Cussons, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Abe Sapero of Chisholm, his sister
Miss Esther with E. Goldburg ane
Miss ,Ketz motored here today from
Chisholm and visited with Mr.. ant