The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-11-13

structor of the Eyeleth schools, was a
visitor in the city last evening.
Miss Edna Hamer Of Eveleth was
the guest: Of Miss Gladys: Barclay, do
mestic science teacher; at the high
school, yesterday.
H. E: Reinertsen with his brother
in-law, Percy Holloway of Duluth left
yesterday on deer hunting trip to
the north country.
Mrs. V. E. Larry and daughter left
yesterday for Kettle River, Mimi, to
join Mr.. Larry who was recently ap-
pointed postmaster there.
Mrs. Doer, who has been visiting
her daughter, Miss Helen Doer, of
this city the past week, returned to
her home in Chicago yesterday.
Donald Young of the firm of Alex
ander Reid & Company and Lachlan
Macdonald of the Gardner-Macdonald
Agency; left today on a deer hunting
trip.
J. N. Averbook, who is managing
the bankrupt sale of the T. J. Crane
& Company store, returned today
from Duluth where he spent Sunday
at his home.
Thomas Moe left this morning for
the Moe. brothers hunting lodge about
two miles west Of Wolf, where he will
get things in readiness for a party of
hunters from Virginia expected there
tomorrow.
Joseph Christopherson of the Red
Cross Pharmacy, Matt Lofbacka of
the Finnish Hardware company and
AL Hansen Of the Virginian made up
one of the many parties who left to.
day on deer hunting expeditions.
William Saari Of Eveleth spent Sun
day in Virginia.
S. J. Cusson is visitor at the Head
Of the Lakes on business.
DR.. Andrea Hall is the guest Of Du-
luth friends for a few days.
Mrs. Edward Boyle is the guest of
friends in St. Paul.
DR.. E. L. Nelson returned Satur-
day from a week spent at Tower.
F. H. Bidwell of the Virginia Store
company, is at Duluth on business
this afternoon.
Game Warden George Wood was
Virginia visitor yesterday on his
way to the north woods.
Richard Rice leaves this afternoon
for Haley, where he will hunt deer
and moose for few days.
Leighton Simons, who is engaged
in the practice Of law at Hibbing
spent Sunday at his home in Virginia
Mrs. j. Stubler of Duluth, who has
been the guest Of Miss Anna Simon.
son, returned to her home at Duluth
Miss SADIE Morrison, teacher in the
public schools at Mountain Iron, was
the week end guest of Miss Ray ST.
mons.
Edward C. A. Johnson, DR.. Deer.
ing, Harry Gillespie and Bert CLARK
spent yesterday hunting at Little
Sand lake.
Attorneys M. H. Mcmahon and Ed
ward Boyle are at Hibbing today
where they are attending the range
term of the district court.
Frank Gillmor, superintendent OIL
logging for the Virginia & Rainy Lake
company is twin city business Wis.
itor.
! F. R. Stephan and M. McNanney Of
the Mesaba Electric railway force left
this afternoon for the Cussons coun
try, where they will spend severa
days hunting deer and moose.
w. B. Hall, George and William
Geoghan and the Messrs. Schaefer anc
Watkins left this afternoon for Brim.
son, where they will spend week OF
ten days hunting deer and moose.
F. J. Rinnert went to Cook this af
ternoon to look over the plant of the
Gopher Heading Manufacturing com.
pany and to spend a few days hunting
deer in the woods in that vicinity.
A. J. Wasgatt Of the Lake Superior
Tax association is spending the week
in a hunting camp with a party OF
friends at Milepost 40 on the Duluth
& Iron Range railroad.
The Misses Ruth Mcmahon anc
Dorithy Hobbs, D. D. Morgan and P
S. Engman motored from Duluth tc
Virginia Saturday afternoon. They
saw several deer on the road to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Richards were
the guests of Duluth friends yester,
day. Mr.. Richards returned to the
city last night. Mrs. Richards will
remain at the Head Of the Lakes fol-
several days as the guest of friends
c. A. Graham, Herman Hintz, Al.
bert Urbaniak and the Messrs. Coons
and Baker make up hunting party
who left yesterday to spend week
or ten days hunting big game near
Beaver Crossing on the line of the
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