The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Personals
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Mrs. C. V. Malmgren visited friends
in Duluth today.
B. F. Smith and w. B. Pratt motor
ed to Duluth today.
Harry Gillespie was business Wis
itor at Bull this morning.
Judge WEIGH of Gilbert, was visit
or in the city last evening.
William Murray of Eveleth was a
Virginia visitor last evening.
Attorney j. H. Peregrine spent the
day at Chisholm on legal business.
Eugene Laugier Of the Laugier
Piano company, spent, the day at
Tower.
Miss Harriet Shanedling spent the
day in Duluth visiting relatives and
friends.
Alexander Reid and family motored
to Duluth today to attend Ringing
Bros. circus.
Edward Hanrahan of the Gilbert
hotel was a business visitor in the city
last evening.
Elmer Stevenson of the Sanitary
Plumbing company, is i'll and confined
to his home.
Deputy Sheriff Ferd C. Witte is
spending the day at Aurora on Off
cial business.
Attorney M. H. Mcmahon is in St.
Paul on legal business for the town
of Keewatin. $3.50,
"A crease that stays always pays"
Try Meehan's Pantorium ,314 North
Mesaba avenue. tic
Mr.. snd Mrs. Samuel Hanson and
son Sammy have gone to Pelican lake
for short outing.
Conrad Mattson of the Mattson-
Thurston Agency was business visit
or in Duluth today.
Mrs. Erwin Lerch and Mrs. Rich
ards of Hibbing, motored to Virginia
yesterday afternoon.
M. S. Kingston, Virginia representa-
tive of the Higgins estate, is at Du-
luth on business today.
C. E. Moore of the Pitt Iron Mining
company, is a visitor at the Head of
the Lakes on business today.
District Court Clerk u G.. Hollo.
way has returned from Hihbing where
he attended a special session of the
district court.
John Ketola, the Mesaba avenue
merchant, has been spending the past
several days with his family at their
summer home on Little Sand lake.
AL. johnson, time keeper for the
Duluth, Missabe & Northern railway
has ruterned from several days visit
to his former home at Bennett, Wis.
Harold and Bernard Mesberg of
Eveleth spent last evening in the city
as guests at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mesberg,
Miss Louise Ahrens of st. Paul
teacher in the public schools of that
city, arrived in Virginia this morning
and will enjoy an outing in the north
country.
Alex and Robert Ekstrom of Hib-
bing, connected with the office of
State Mine Inspector Wilde were
among last nights guests at the Or
monde hotel
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Stebbins of
Morris, MIMI, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Steb-
bins of Locust street, have returned
to their home.
Gust Anderson, the Chisholm con-
| tractor, spent last night ia the city on
his way home from Eveleth, where he
is engaged in doing some contract
work for parties there.
A. Trotter, head filler at the big
mill of the Virginia & Rainy Lake
company is expected to return to the
city tomorrow from an extended visit
to Ironwood and other Michigan
points,
Walter Ryberg of Minneapolis, rep
Presenting the Brunswick-Balke Col
tlendar company, is spending few
days in the city looking after some
contracts which the company has in
this city.
C. T. Eckstrand and family return
ed last evening from visit at St.
Paul, where Mr.. Eskstrand has been
enjoying his annual vacation. He re-
| sumes his duties at the American Ex-
change bank next Monday.
! Arthur Leahy of Minneapolis, rep
Presenting the General Contracting
company, who have. a small paving
contract in Virginia, is spending a
few days in the city making prepara-
tions to get the work under way.
Miss Jennie Lofbacka left yester-
day for Ely where she will spend the
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