The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-25
Personals
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Julius Shanedling is in Duluth TODAY
on business.
Mrs. Henry Shanedling is visiting
friends in Duluth.
Harry Levant motored over from
Eveleth last night.
Mr.. E. N. Simons is a Duluth busi-
ness visitor today.
Jacob Stein of Eveleth, is attending
to business here today.
Alex Savolainen left at noon for
Angora to hunt ducks.
Max Wirth Of St. Paul, is visiting
friends here today.
John Skull of Mesaba is here TODAY
on legal business.
Il. l.. Griggs is a visitor at the head
OF the Lakes today.
Miss Catherine Gately was an Eve
leth visitor yesterday.
Abraham Jereissati left last night
for Baudette, on business.
Mrs. c. Meade of Eveleth, was a
Virginia visitor yesterday.
Roy Rodda of Eveleth, was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
r. w. Torvinen was visitor at Hib-
blng on business yesterday.
James Lavick returned last night
from business trip to Duluth.
Mayor J. j. Gleason of Eveleth, was
visitor in the city this morning,
John Rivers is at Orr today where
he will try his luck in shooting ducks.
Mrs. J. H. Robinson of Biwabik.
was shopping in the city last night.
Mrs. Theodore Wannebo of BIZ
wabik, was shopper here yesterday.
Russell Sullivan and Pat Boyle of
Eveleth motored to Virginia last
night.
H. C. Dollhouse of Grand Rapids.
was among yesterdays guests at the
Ormonde.
W. J. Kahn returned yesterday
from business trip in the twin cities
and Duluth.
c. H.. Taylor and J. Owens returned
from business trip to Angora, yes
terday.
Vernon Keech and George Knoll of
Mountain Iron, were Virginia visitors
last nj ht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes of Lake
Boulevard, are the parents of daugh-
ter born Tuesday.
Gust Simon, who transacted bust
ness at Duluth yesterday, returned to
Virginia today.
| R. Johnson, manager of the Gatelv
Supply store, is transacting business
at Duluth today.
! Ernest Sigel, who transacted bust
ness at the Head of the Lakes yester-
day, returned today.
Eugene Laugier left yesterday for
Tower, where he directs the Tower
city band once a week.
Benjamin Buell., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buell. of 228 Cedar street, is visiting
friends at St. Paul.
Louis Canelake is at International
Falls, where he contemplates estab-
fishing branch store.
Gilbert Clark of the Dupont Pow
der company, is in Virginia on one of
his regular visits today.
Mrs. Dennis Madden of Chisholm
former Virginia resident, is renewing
acquaintance in the city TODAY. Q
Miss Earl Cell of Bemidji, is in the
city for several days. visit with her
sister, Miss Florence Grimoldby.
| Senator Swedback of Bemidji, and
| b. N. johnson of Duluth, who have
been visiting Martin Nelson, left last
night for Big Falls, MINI.
j. c. Richards and Glen Kicks are
on the Vermilion range, where they
are making an inspection of the mines
Tor the insurance concerns Mr.. Kicks
represents.
Miss Edith Mcmahon who has been
visiting friends for the past week at
Duluth, returned to her home in Vir-
ginia last night.
R. W. Young, brakeman on the D.
w. & P, who was operated upon for
acute appendicitis as local hospital
yesterday, is doing nicely and his
friends hope for his quick recovery.
Harriet Martin, court stenographer,
and Judge S. w. Gilpin arrived last
night from Duluth. Judge Gilpin
resides over special term of the pro-
bate court today and tomorrow.
Jim Goodman, veteran travelling
salesman for w. S. Conrad & Co., was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Goodman
was accompanied by Fred Charles of
New York, who is introducing the
Muriel cigar over his territory.
Albert BREEDER, one of the oldest
members of the Hibbing police force
and known as one of the best officers
on the range, was a Virginia visitor
yesterday, attending the district court
session.