The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-10

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ed in Virginia last evening. j ~ !,
Mrs. E. H.:.Potter of Chicago is til,
guest of Mrs. E. n. Mcintyre. i: II:
| James E. Bonner of Eveleth Sun
dayed in the city with relatives: s: So
Miss Ina Madison Of the public
library spent Sunday at Ely lake.
Louis Meehan has accepted a posi-
ton as drummer in the Socialist opers
house. =. ,~:'c =
| Mrs. M. L. Matheson returned Fri.
day from visit with relatives in Wis.
consin.
John Wilson of Chicago is visiting
as the guest Of B. v. Arnold of the
Gate1y Co.: r.. ~..& -.
The Mohami club will give a dane
ing party next Friday night at their
club rooms. = :'-:-- s"==>'s'~ = =: 5
j. Ryan of Hibbing, former coun-
ty commissioner, is in the city today
on business. - ~@'>
Miss Alvira Lenertz of Duluth spent
the Fourth in the city as the guest of
William Morell. 49, -
Miss Mary McCabe of Proctor is
visiting with her uncle, J. McCabe of
sos Cook street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vack of West
Virginia, are the parents of a daugh-
ter born yesterday.
Ralph Denyes, son of J. P. Denyes,
returned to Duluth today after spend
ing the Fourth here.
Mark Eddy has purchased a new
Buick; automobile from the Range
Auto Co., of Biwabik.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Batchelder of
Nashwauk, were among yesterdays
guests at the New Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Walsh of Duluth
were guests yesterday at the New
Fay hotel. Mr.. Walsh is a prominent
mining man and he and Mrs. Walsh
have been enjoying an outing at Swan
Lake.
Mrs. Penglass and son Raymond of
Eveleth, former residents of Virginia,
spent the Fourth here.
Julius Shanedling returned last
Night from Pelican lake where he
spent yesterday fishing. =
The greatest help Of the century,
for the education of the masses, is
"Our Wonder World.'
Miss Ethel and Clarence Whiting
motored over to Ely lake Sunday and
enjoyed fine days outing.
Robert Garvey left for Duluth this
morning from which city he will
leave for Chicago tonight.
Miss Edna Baker, who is attending
a nursing school in Duluth, spent the
Fourth with her mother here.
Robert Waddell of Detroit, Mich,
a former employe Of w. J. Schulze
of this city is visiting here for a few
days.
"Our Wonder World" is an INTEL
lectual treat-equally interesting to
adults and children.
Miss Ella Cummins who is attend
ing the Duluth Normal spent the
Fourth at her home here, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Horner who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Mohaney 315
Spruce street, returned to her home in
New Jersey.
DR.. and Mrs. Harwood and daugh-
tiers Helen and Rachel and Miss Evylin
Prince of Eveleth were over here for
the Fourth.
Clarence Cook, a former resident of
this city and now employed in the
Missabe yeards at Proctor spent the
Fourth here.
Richard Rice, who is employed as a
sawyer in one of the mills at Spooner,
spent the Fourth Of July with his
family in Virginia..
Mrs. WA. Wilkinson and daughters,
the Misses Eva and Gladys are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Rogers,
101 Poplar street.
Miss Wright, DR.. Ruth Watson,
Miss Perry and Messrs. Merdink and
Ely went up to Sand lake Saturday
and returned today.
Earl and Frank Morten, who are
employed at the Alpena mine are Wis
ting relatives in southern Wisconsin
for about two weeks.
Don Taylor, John Nicholas, Irwin
Nelson, and John House, employees of
Cook and Ketchum Of Tower were in
the city for the Fourth.
The Sunday school of the M. E.
church will hold a picnic sometime
during next week. The exact date
will be announced later.
Samuel Michaelson and Donald
Young of Duluth who have been here
since Friday, visiting relatives, left
COR Duluth this morning.
Mrs. Jeanette Sarff of Bowers
vile, MIMI, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Charles Sarff Of 9O8 Wyoming
avenue south, for two weeks.
Mrs. Edward Shibiski and Mrs.
Frank Burke of Duluth who have been
visiting in the city for several days,