The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-17

Thomas Lynch Of sEveleth, propri-=E
tor of q. plumbing house at that
lace is comforting with John Ken
edys, here today relative to the newt
as plant that is now to. be built here. I,
C. E. Easterbrook of Hibbing is in
he city today installing a merry-go-
ound for C. G. Harris of the Chisholm
ibune-Herald. The machine will be
1 operation during the Elk's carniv-
| week.
ClTY.:BRIEES. :
rom Mondays Daily.
Mrs. E. F. johnson and children
nd Miss Gladys Parmalee will return
oday from Sand lake and take in the
,lks carnival here this week, after
7hich they will return to the lake
or the remainder of the summer.
Cook Crops are Great
Prof. P. S. Johnsrud, agricultural
instructor in the city schools, returned
saturday from a trip to the farms
round Cook. He declares that from
7hat he saw that the crops are the
inest he has ever seen.
Died at Hospital.
Andrew Rolsted, age 81, died in
ocal hospital at $3.50 Sunday morn
ng after an illness of week. He has
o relatives and will be buried by the
ounty. Death was due to blood
He had been employed as
teamster by Andrew Grande.
Married This Morning.
Miss Antonina Kus of this city was
1arried to Stanley Palka of 112 Oak
treet, at the Polish Roman Catholic
hurch at 9 o'clock this morning. The
ttending couple were John Ulcznick
nd Pauline Ulick. The ceremony was
erformed by Father Singer. The
ouple will reside here.
Dead of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Henry Oklak, wife of Peter
)klak, age IS, died of pulmonary
tuberculosis at her home, 912 Seventh
treet Northside, Sunday morning at
o'clock. She leaves husband and
our children. The burial services
will take place at her home this after
oon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. c. Kiley, Mr.. and
drs. J. E. Brandmier and children of
1rand Rapids, came to Virginia last |
vening on a motor trip from Duluth
nd visited here several hours with
dr. Kiley's son, w. A. Kiley of the
They motored from here
o Grand Rapids last evening.
Brakeman Injured.
ALBERT Phiffer, brakeman on one
f the motors at the Virginia & Rainy
lake company sawmill plant, was hit
y a timber from a load, that was be-
ng hauled. His foot was crushed and
le was taken to the Mcintyre hospital
or treatment. He will be laid up for
bout a week..
Hargrove Leaves City.
Catcher Hardgrove of the Virginia
aseball team who was last week re-
eased by Manager Sundheim, left
his morning for Superior. Hard
rove was with the Virginia team last
eason and has many friends about the
ity. He is now a free agent and will
ave little trouble in landing a posi-
ion in some of the minor leagues.
Pig Case on Trial.
The trial of Mrs. Margaret Bergin-
nj, one of the fourteen arrested in
aid on unlicensed drinking places
ONE time ago is occupying the atten-
ion of the municipal court this after
Don. She has entered a plea of not
utility and is being defended by Sig
ert S. Dahl. City Attorney Mon
ague is personally conducting the
rosecution.
Cratic Is Transferred.
A. A. Cratic, who has had charge
the passenger run on the Missabe
etween Virginia and Eveleth has
cen transferred to Hibbing- Duluth
IN and will move his family to Hib-
ing in the near future. Mr.. Cratic
as been running out of here for
nree years and his many friends will
egret to learn of his transfer.
N. A. Conihan, who has been on the
uluth-Hibbing run, will come here to
axe Mr.. Gratto's place.