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

~OAAA ''SNAOoNoy . DdA1y.
Guy Springer Of Eveleth, is in the
:lty today on business.
William Tallas of Chisholm trans
acted business in the city today.
e. c. Butler is at the head of the
lakes today transacting business,
S. r. Kirby Of Duluth, is spending
several days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson of West
Virginia are the parents of son born
today.
William Rahja of Chisholm, was a
business visitor in Virginia yester-
day.
w. E. Burgher and C. K. shand
were business visitors at Old Mesaba
yesterday.
Miss Helen Dorr, one of the teachers
in the city schools is i'll and confined
to her home.
Mrs. Paul Sevenick of South Gen.
tral avenue is visiting friends in Du-
luth today.
land avenue, are the parents of son
born this morning.
Mrs. H. E. Mcintyre and Miss Pot
ter are in Duluth today for a visit
with friends.
Miss Gerrish of Seattle, WASH, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Stone of
South Central avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Bell returned
yesterday from Grand Rapids, where
they spent the week end.
A. l.. Lau, agent for the Green Trad
ing Stamp company in Virginia is at
Chisholm today on business.
Mhs. l. Cohen of Hibbing was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Keller
of Cedar street yesterday.
c: A: Knippenberg of Duluth, and C.
5. Blair of Virginia, left today on a
business trip to Fort Francis.
Matt Kostainsek agent for the Du-
luth Brewing & Mailing company, was
in Gilbert yesterday on business.
Henry Boyle, who has been the
guest of his parents at Duluth for a
few days, returned to the city last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al G.. Flournoy left
at noon on trip to New York, Phil
adelphia, Boston and other eastern
cities.
S. J. Cusson, general manager of
the Virginia & Rainy Lake company,
is at the head of the lakes today, on
business.
Joseph Eagen of Poplar street, who
represents the Crane Ordway Co. of
Duluth is business visitor at Winni-
peg today.
Mrs. o. E. Bank of Superior, who
has been guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bank of Beech street, returned
to her home yesterday.
Carl Bloomquist, who has been trea-
ed at local hospital for blood poison
ing returned to his home at the Scan
Ion location today.
Mrs. F. P. Botsford and children of
Elba, passed through the city TODAY
on their way to Duluth to visit rela-
tives for week.
James Fleming, Virginia pioneer,
who is the proprietor of a hotel at
Calumet, Minn., is renewing acuuaint-
ances in the city today.
Fred Nolan and Arvid Hyvari,
motored to Marble today on business.
Maurice Levant of Eveleth, was a
Virginia visitor last night.
u. V. Mcdonald, of the Cole & Nc
Donald Exploration company, who has
been in the city transacting business.
returned to Duluth yesterday.
Mrs. Solomon Kann of Eau Claire.
Wis.,, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Kratze of Hemlock
street, returned to her home today.
H. Mortenson of Hibbing, was
among last nights guests at the Or
monde hotel. Mr.. Mortenson is the
owner of one of the finest dairy farms
IN st. Louis county, located near Hib-
bing.
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CITY BRIEFS
From Tuesdays Daily.

Archer Appointed Receiver.
W.. Archer has been appointed re-
"eiver for the Farmers Cooperative
Mercantile. company of Virginia and
Angora, whose stores were recently
closed on AN order of the court Sc
cured by their creditors. Mr.. Archer
went to Angora this morning to take
charge of the store at that point. The
concern has about $4,000 worth of
stock in its two stores and has notes
and other assets that total much
larger amount. Their liabilities are
estimated at between $4,000 and $15,-
O00.A Officers Of the concern had a
meeting yesterday. Whether or not
any prospective basis of settlement
with 3creditors has been arranged
could not be learned today.
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Will Be Tried at Hihh;no

The case Of Kahn Alley Hibbing hot
tamale vender, against Eli Backhash,
Chisholm hot tamale vender, in which
the former sues the latter to recover
$425 alleged to have been loaned to
him, has been continud to the Hib-
bing term of the district court.
Northern Ducks at Nett.
State Forest Ranger Fred Bessette,
who is in the city from Orr today, re-
ports that the first flight of northern
ducks has reached Nett lake and that
there is excellent shooting, there.
Ducks have not appeared in Pelican
to any extent yet, however, and the
shooting will not be the best at, that
point for some time.
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PedagOgues Hunting.

DR.. P. P. Colgrove, H Scharr, Ma
thaniel Quickstead and G. D. Lizer
are on hunting trip in the woods to
the north of Virginia today. A hiking
club is to be organized among the
men teachers in the city schools and
regular week end trips to the woods
are planned.
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Baseball at Chisholm,

The Chisholm and Hibbing baseball
teams meet at Chisholm tomorrow for
what will probably be the last baseball
game of the season on the range.
Mats and Dahlgren, of this seasons
Virginia league team will be in the
game as we'll as Fred Anthony and
McCulloch of Virginia.
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COncreting for Foundation.

Risberg & Marvick, who have the
contract for building the city water
reservoir have completed the excava-
ton and began Monday to lay the con-
cret for the foundation which will sup
port the steel superstructure and
tanks. The new reservoir will prob
ably be ready for use some time in
November.
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Federal Officer Here.

G. J. Mallory, deputy United States
marshall, of Duluth, is in Virginia
today to serve some papers in the
bankruptcy matter of the Farmers
cooperative Mercantile company. Mr..
Mallory is one Of the enthusiastic
members of the Duluth Curling club
md was interested in the announce
nent, that Virginia is to have new
curling rink.
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CITY BRIEFS ] ! ]
From ae I Mondays g 3 Daily:
Remodelingl ( Front,

Contractor Andrew Nelson COM
meneed this morning 10 remodel the
interior and front Of the Cohen build
ing at 102 Chestnut street. A first
class cigar store will be added. Louis
Cohen, proprietor Of the buffet, left
yesterday for Milwaukee \ and Chicago
to close contract for fixtures for the
interior. When completed this will
be one Of the finest buffets and cigar
stores in the city.
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Return from Hunting.

U. G. Holloway and Rev. Hans J.
Wolner returned from hunting trip
in the north country. They had only
fair success and Mr.. Holloway says
the birds are scattering and that
coveys are seldom found in the coun-
try where they hunted indicating that
most of them had been shot into be-
fore the season opened.
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MOtOred from Duluth.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Marshall, AL
bert M. Marshall, Jr., and a party of
friends motored from Duluth to Vir-
ginia last night and were guests at
the New Fay hotel. They left this
morning for Hibbing and Coleraine
and return to the head of the lakes
this evening.
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TH4 VIRGINIA KleTRpppl1n
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Return from East.

Superintendent J. H. Elliott of the
Canadian Northern, accompanied by
Mrs. Elliott, returned last evening
from White Plains, New York, where
they went for a visit about 10 days
ago. Mr.. Elliott resumed his duties
at the local division headquarters of
the Canadian Northern this morning.
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To Elect Officers.

Virginia Council Of the knights of
Columbus will hold regular meeting
It Moose hall on Thursday night of
his week, when officers will be elected
or the coming year. The following
week the knights of Columbus will
have a social session.
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 8, 1914.
Montana.
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weeks visit at Missoula, Montana,
with his parents. :, .--1 szsz. s. .
]. H. Hande Of Duluth, a former
resident of Virginia and employee Of
the ID. w. & is among today's
guests at the sOrmonde.
Helen johnson, bookkeeper for the
Johnson Supply company, who had
been a weekend guest of her parents
at Superior returned to Virginia last
night.
DR.. and Mrs. George Conklin and
daughter, Miss .Conklin of Superior,
were among last nights guests at the
New Fay hotel on motor trip over
the range.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Morse, who have
been the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. R. c. Pickering, for several
weeks, return tomorrow to their home
at Nashua, Iowa.
DR.. Hodgman, president of Mac
alester college, who filled the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church Sunday,
spent yesterday at Eveleth, the guest
Of friends and returned today to his
home.
Henry Eichman and w. D. Martin
assistant manager of the American
Brass company, at Kenosha, Wis, who
have been with party Of hunters at
Lake Kabetogama returned to Du-
luth today.
Henry Boyle who has been in the
city for a week, recently coming from
Crosby where he was employed by
one Of the mining company's, left yes
terday for Duluth to visit his parents
for a few days.
Mrs. Earl Cell of Bemidji, who has
been the guest of her sister, Miss
Florence Grimoldby returned yester-
day to her home at Bemidji. Mrs. Cell
is the wife Of County Treasurer Cell
of Beltrami county.
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Peter Wiring a Visitor.

Peter Wiring, former chief of police
at Hibbing, and one of the pioneer
residents of the range, was Virginia
visitor yesterday. Mr.. Wiring is now
one of Sheriff Meining's deputies at
Hibbing. He was resident of Vir-
ginia in the early days and conducted
the first blacksmith shop in this city,
was famous as member Of the old
volunteer fire department and still
has many friends in Virginia.
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Gets Contract at Aurora.

VIM. E. Burgher, manager of the
Mesaba Range Office Supply Co., at
tended a school board meeting at Au-
rora last, night The board awarded
Mr.. Burgher the contract for furn-
ishing ornamental iron fencing for
their school yard at Mesaba.
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Twenty Days in Jail.

Eva Smith, who arrived in the city
yesterday from International Falls,
was sentenced to 20 days in the county
jail by Judge Carey on a charge of
disorderly conduct. She was arrested
by the police yesterday intoxicated
and has before served sentence on a
similar charge.
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Claims Tools Were Stolen.

O111INS IOOIS VeIe OCUleN.
That carpenters tools Of the value of
$50 were recently stolen from him and
that he believes Antoni Lazzarino, of
Mountain Iron, who is leaving today
for Italy has them in his possession,
was the representation made this
morning by Giuseppe Tescini, when he
secured a search warrant to search the
effects of Lazzerino. Tescini declares
Lazzerino desired to by the tools
from him but they could not agree on
the price. Shortly afterward his kit
disappeared.
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They viii be absent from Virginia at
least two weeks. .2.s - !
Nick Shank CampaipnIne.

NJ g., Shank of Biwa6ik, candidate
for county commissioner, is Vir-
ginia visitor today. Mr.. Shank has
been interviewing the voters Of The
district for several weeks past and
says he is well pleased with the as
surances of support given him.
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Feature at the Roval.

One of the best feature pictures
dealing with the subject of war which
has ever been exhibited in the city
will be seen at the Royal theatre
Thursday for the week end show. An
especially strong bill is being present
ed at the Royal for the first of the
week show, opening last night.
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Finch at Shak0nae

E. F. Finch of Virginia is at Shako-
pee, Mimi, where he is taking a course
Of the famous mud baths for the re-
lief of rheumatism. He will return
to the city next week. While nothing
has been heard from Mr.. Finch direct
ly, he has represented the owners of
the Virginia baseball team in the ne
gotiations of Northern league club
owners and it is claimed that it is still
far from a settled fact that Virginia
will not be included in the Northern
league circuit next year.
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CITY BRIEFS
From Saturdays Daily.
Philharmonic Concert Pleased.

The concert given at Elks Temple
last evening under the auspices Of
the local lodge of Elks was one of the
musical treats of the season and amp
ly repaid the 200 or more people who
attended and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Every number on the program was
we'll rendered and the solo numbers
were especially appreciated. The or
ganization is one of the best Of it's
kind that has ever been brought to
Virginia.
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Accused by Chopp.

Matti Koski, accused by John Chopp
Of striking his little daughter, had a
hearing in municipal court this morn
ing. Koski is a, house mover and the
child had refused to leave a pile of
sand where she was playing, when
Koski asked her to, so that the way
might be clear for his workmen. He
picked her up and carried her to the
side Of the street. Chopp declares he
The Virginia enterprise., 1914-10-09
CITY BRIEFS
From Wednesdays Daily.
Bought Car of Cattle.

DOuSut OdI VI NdItlc.
R. A. Peers of the Virginia Meat
company returned yesterday from
Erskine, Minn., where he went to buy
car of cattle for the local market.
Mr.. Peers picked up 48 head of choice
beef cattle and says the farmers in
the Erskine country are finding that
it pays better to raise stock than small
grain and believes the time will come
in this section when hogs and fat cat
tie will be just as plentiful in this
vicinity as they are in the Iowa farm
ing country today.
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To Visit Old Friends.

DR.. Isaac Van Domlin will leave
lext week for New York Mills, Wa
lena, Sebeka and Menahga, Minn., for
. visit with old friends and to sell his
:emedies. The doctor pays an annual
visit to that country where he has a
good many customers and where his
emedies are we'll established.
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Will Teach New Dances

Miss Katherine deVeau, dancing in
structor, will give the first of a series
of dancing lessons Monday evening at
8 o'clock in the Lyric hall. All the
new dances will be taught and it is
expected that large class will be
present to take their first lesson in
terpsichore. -
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Brother Dead.

M. F. Marion left yesterday for
owatonna, Mimi, where he was sum-
noned by the death Of his brother,
John Marion, an old resident of that
city, which occurred Saturday. Funer-
al services were conducted today.
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Child Drank Flv Poison

The 2-and-a-half years old boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trudo, 108 WAL
nut street, last night drank a plate
full of fly poison at the family home
and narrowly escaped death. A ply
sician was Immediately summoned and
after working over the child for an
hour succeeded in restoring him to
consciousness. He will recover.
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Delegate to Grand Lodge.

C. G. Vanderpoel leaves today for
Monticello to join Mrs. Vanderpoel
Who was called there some time ago.
Returning they will spend several days
n Minneapolis, where Mr.. Wander
)oel is a delegate to the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias, which convenes
n that city Oct. IL, 13 and ID.
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improvements at New Fav.

For the convenience of it's CONNER
cial travelling men patrons Manager
Charles Rattinger has had neatly fur
nished a writing room at the New
Fay hotel. New desks have been put
in and everything added that will
make for the convenience of the sales
men who are patrons of the New Fay.
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Goes to Chicapn.

Harry Mats, one of Virginia's Nor
thern league star pitchers, left for his
home at Chicago last night where he
will be employed during the winter.
Mr.. Mats contemplates returning
next spring to Virginia.
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Will Remove to Hibbing.

Arthur Gimse who has been en-
loyed by the M. A. Hanna Ore Co.,
las resigned to accept a new position
With the Great Northern Ore COM
any of Hibbing. Mr.. Gimse will re-
move his family to that city. Their
Virginia friends regret their depar-
ture.
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Play at Aurora.

The Chisholm High school football
team passed through the city this
afternoon enroute to Aurora to meet
the High school team Of that place.
They were confident of a victory.
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WOOdmen Dance FRIDAY.

WOOumeh Dance Friday.
The Modern Woodmen Degree team,
who are famous for their successful
dancing parties will hold their first
dance Of the season at the Auditorium
Roller rink Friday night of this week.
A fine floor and excellent music insure
the enjoyment of all who attend.
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Had Fine DAVIS Shooting.

Qdu T1He Ddy OHOUCIHg.
Matt Lofbacka, John Ketola and
William Pohtilla were one of the most
successful Of the hunting parties from
Virginia who spent yesterday in the
woods. They hunted in the country
sbout Little Sand lake and brought
acme 21 birds last night.
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Improving Postoffice Grounds.

Improving P0stoffice Grounds.
The improvements of the grounds
around the postofdce building has been
ct to the park department, with Sup
;rintendent Philbrick in charge. The
Yard is being seeded, and later shrub
'ery and trees will be planted, also a
ledge will be placed on the lot near
he alley-way. When finished, the
yard will present a neat appearance.
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Utkala Brought to Jail.

Erick Utkala, who is charged by
his neighbor Otto Koskela with stab
bing him in the head during an alter
cation, was brought to the city this
morning and lodged in Jail. He will
have an arraignment before Judge
Carey tomorrow.
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To Visit Eastern Cities.

Mr. and Mrs. AL G.. Flournoy leave
the first of next week for a combined
business and pleasure trip which will
ia ke them to New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities.
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FOresters Meet Thursday.

TOIesteIS MeeL 1nQrSddy.
The United Order of Foresters, re-
Gently organized in Virginia will have
a regular meeting at Lyric hall next
Thursday evening when there will be
several candidates for initiation.
Harry Mines, organizer, is still work
ing in behalf of the order in Virginia.
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. Fine Window DisDlav.

A we'll arranged display of Armour
products is attracting much attention
in the windows of the w. B Pratt COM
pany store. It is the work of Henry
Schipper of the firm and is suggestive
of the quality of the products dis
played.
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Father Powers Returns Tonight.

Father Powers, pastor of the Church
of Our Lady Of Lourdes, returns this
evening from Marquette, Mich, where
he was called about two weeks ago by
the serious illness of his brother, who
is now on the road to recovery, a fact
the many Virginia friends of Father
Powers will be pleased to learn.
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On Inspecti0n Trim.

Superintendent M. Helston, Chief
Dispatcher A. M. DaFoe, Master Me-
chanic F. Hopper and Road Master
J. E. Kelley of the D. w. & P. are on
road inspection trip between Vir-
ginia and Fort Francis, in the super
intendent's private car, today.
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Licensed to Wed,

Marriage licenses were issued todav
to Jocob Hill and Hilma Luomi Of
Elba, and to Giovanni Rodorigo and
Mersella Alumni Of Virginia. In the
latter case the bride is Is years old
and notice Of the consent of her
mother to the marriage was filed.
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Meet Tonight.

There will be meeting of the Fin
nish Workmen's association at the
Socialist hall tonight at 8 o'clock to
elect officers.
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Musicians Arrive.

MUSICIANS ArrlVe.
P: Margadouna, solo cornetist, and
P. Errico, baritone player for Ferul-
los Concert band in Chicago this
season, arrived in the city today to
play with Eugene Laugier's orchestra
during the winter season.
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LADIES' Aid MeefinU

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. P. G.. Biggins, 4O5
Cedar street, Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 p. m. The election of officers
will take place at this meeting.
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Licensed to Wed.

Jack Maxi and Tilda Myala and
Sam Conomorkovitch and Milka Malk-
ovic were granted marriage licenses
by Deputy Clerk of the Court U. G..
Holloway this morning.
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Movie Club Dance TOnight.

movie Club Dance Tonight.
The Virginia Movie club will give
dance this evening at Moose hall.
The music will be by Kraft's 5-piece
orchestra. Mrs. Walter Roberts and
Mrs. Geo. Chalmers are the committee
in charge.
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Entertained at Luncheon

Enteftalned at Luncheon.
Mrs. F. C. Whiting entertained at
luncheon in honor of the members of
the Methodist Episcopal church choir.
Saturday evening at her home on.
Central avenue.
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Guild Meetinp-

The Ladies' Guild Of St. Paul's
Episcopal church met this afternoon
at the Guild hall of the church. Re-
treshments were served by Mrs. R. L.
Griggs.
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nnistreated her. Judge Carey has the
case under advisement. l.
Released from County Jail.

KeIedsed from County jail.
Clara Bergquist, who was unable to
pay fine Of $50 in the local municipal
court after being convicted on q dis
orderly charge, and was sent to the
county jail last Monday, was today
released at Duluth on the payment Of
the fine. -: - :
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Entertained Finnish Club.

entertained finnish Club.
Miss Ina Mattson entertained the
members of the SAMMY club at her
home on Elm street last night. 1t was
decided to give a concert and play
some time in November.
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To Hold Social Meeting.

Fhe Women's Progressive club of
Virginia, will hold their first social
meeting at the public library Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
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Improving Nicely.

Improving Nicely.
Miss Mary Koivula who suddenly
became ill at her home on Pine street.
and was taken to local hospital and
operated upon yesterday is improving
nicely.
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A. B. Coates returned last evening
from Duluth, where he has been on
business for several days.
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Birthday Anniversary. sz.. j,
. Mrs. IA: Baer, 804 Virginia avenue,
yesterday celebrated her 60th birth
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-30

L'Anse to take medical treatment for
rheumatism.
Alexander Elmblad and RaffneT
Dust returned Wednesday from Rock
Island, ILL.,. where they attended
school.
Game Warden Octave Sicotte, Of
L'Anse, was here the first of the week.
The barge Brumels loaded lumber al
Won Zellens' docks.
Hans Gust was a Hancock visitor
yesterday.
The steamer Tempest is loading al
the Won Zellen lumber docks.
Miss REIN is in L'Anse receiving
treatment for blood poisoning in hel
right hand.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Le'
ander Londberg was baptized Wednes.
day.
Andrew Newman, county road com
missioner, was . visitor in L'Anse yes.
J terday.
Ernest Won ZeBen was business Wis
itor in L'Anse Thursday.
George Young has purchased AZ
Oldsmobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Running, ol
L'Anse, were visitors here Wednes'
day. They were accompanied on theil
return by their daughter, Mrs. Oskal
Karschney.
Rev. G. p. Davey, of L'Anse, was I
caller here Wednesday and Thursday.