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

River, Wis, is the guest Of Mrs. +
EJ. Andrews, Ala Pine street. 4
Harry Smith, representing the Du
luth Herald is in the city today il
1.-THE interests Of the company.
James Harwood of Superior il
lin the city tpday with a view to 1ocat
Ling there permanently =
" hitompsson of Menominee
Wis, will arrive III the city Friday t
| visit about two weeks with her son
State Forest Ranger Fred Bessette
is in the city from Orr today on his
way to the western end of the range
Tony Shipley who has been on 8
vacation inssthe Yakima Valley and
other western points returned yester.
day.,
A E. Hathaway, district passenger
agent: for the Great Northern, is
among todays' guests at the New Fay
hotel. ~ q
Us. Cherne is at Bull on business
today. Heshas contract there for ex-
tensions to the municipal waterworks
system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson of
Metropolitan, CAL, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Foley. They ar
rived in the city last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hore of Duluth
are spending week in the city as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Staver
of 315 Cedar street. -
Miss Hilda Peterson of West Du-
luth, who has been visiting relatives
at Aurora, spent yesterday in Vir-
ginia and left this morning for home.
Joseph Urvaniak, janitor at the
Reid department store lis enjoying
his vacation and will spend part of it
in visiting with old friends in Mich
:igan. :"
C. T. Eckstrand, assistant cashier
at the American Exchange National
bank, is enjoying a vacation of three
weeks and has gone to St. Paul for
visit with relatives.
Harry Wisner of Minneapolis is in
the city today looking for a location
for clothing store. Mr.. Wisner was
very much impressed with Virginia
and may decide to locate here.
Miss Lou Strudgeon, stenographer
in the offices of General Manager
Newton of the Mesaba Electric rail-
way has returned from her vaca-
ton which she spent visiting friends
in Montana.
Mrs. George Delong and son John
and Mrs. John Graft of Stevens Point,
Wisconsin, will arrive here Friday
and spend the day with Floyd De-
long of the White Sewing Machine Co.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Murphy leave
tomorrow to spend a month at Beaver
Bay on the North shore, above Two
Harbors, where are located some of
the finest trout streams in the state.
Miss Selma Peterson, who has been
employed at the dental offices of DR.
@. B. Wood, has resigned her position.
and left today for several months
visit with her parents at Bennett,
Wis.
A. C. Baker, of Winnipeg, travelling
accountant for the D. w. & p, is in
the city today gathering data to be
used in reports at the western con-
ference of railroad managers to be
held soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Wise and family
who have been visiting here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stark
returned to their home in Gheen to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kennedy and
family left yesterday for Lake Kap-
togama where they will spend the
summer. Miss Eleanor Kennedy will
leave Saturday and join them there.
Theodore Stevenson, clerk at the
Virginia postoffice is enjoying his
annual vacation. He plans to. attend
the convention of the state postal
clerks, which will be held at Brainerd
next week.
Albert Roman is an Aurora visitor
on business this afternoon.
O. H: Higbee of Chisholm, was
Virginia visitor last evening.
Myer Minkin of Hibbing visited
friends in Virginia yesterday.
Mrs. C. Tarrentin and children of
Chisholm are in the city today.
Miss Ida Madison of Elm street, is
visiting Duluth friends today.
Ray Sampson of Biwabik, was the
guest of Virginia friends yesterday.
Among those who are in Duluth to-
day on business are: w. H. Fliehr,
C. R. France and w. H. Eaton.
H. O. Johnson and family left this
morning for Sand lake where they will
spend the summer. T., =: =
Floyd Delong of the White Sewing
Machine Co., went to Angora today on