The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-12-04
PERSONALS

James Gibson of the Star Contract
ing company is at Ely on business.
Mrs. Leo Doyle of Duluth, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Irwin.
A. B. Coates is visitor at the head
of the lakes on business this after
noon.
Louis Hamil of the Auditorium rink
is a business visitor at Duluth this
afternoon.
Senator Griggs and brother R. L.,
left today for a brief business visit
in St. Paul.
Rev. Mr.. Krieger Of the German
Lutheran church went to Duluth at
noon today.
Miss Lucille Christopher returned
last evening from visit with Du-
luth friends.
M. Culbertson of Hibbing, was
among yesterdays guests at the
Ormonde.
M. Mcdonald of Maple street is a
visitor at the head of the lakes on bust
ness this afternoon
A. J. Kriedler of the Kliedler Piano
company left today for short bust
ness visit to Chicago.
| Miss Martin of Tower is the guest
If her brother, Walter Martin, of the
American Exchange bank, this after
noon.
Ernest Metcalfe, who has just re-
turned from an eastern trip, has &C
copied a position in The Enterprise
composing room.
I Miss Margaret Yaeger, who has
been spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
lion with her parents in Duluth, re-
turned to Virginia last night.
Wilbur Van Evera went to the
country about Ray Saturday to spend
The closing days of the big game open
;eason hunting deer and moose.
Mrs. John Costin Jr. and little
daughters, Corynne and Virginia, are
visiting Minneapolis friends. They
will return to their home in Virginia
Thursday.
Miss Kahryn Furlong, society edi-
tor Of the Hibbing Tribune, and Mrs
Pickens of the Tribune staff, were the
guests of Virginia friends yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Young had as
heir guest yesterday A. F. Johnson of
Chicago, where he is engaged in the
merchandise business. He returned
to his home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Pickering are
home from an outing spent in the
country about Joyce's Landing hunt
'ng big game. They were not fortu-
1ate enough to fill their hunting IL
censes.
Miss Rebecca Roisner, of St. Paul,
who is attending the Duluth normal
school, and who has spent the Thanks
giving vacation as the guest of Miss
Minnie Cohen, returned to the head of
the lakes today.
Peter Western and Arvid Hyvari
returned this morning from hunting
rip in the country about Ely. They
failed to bring in "big buck" and de-
.lare game is scarce in the country
where they hunted.
Mrs. R. R. McQuade Of Coleraine, is
The guest of Mrs. A. L. Shipley of the
Madden flats Mr.. and Mrs. McQuade
have been visiting Tower friends and
Mr.. McQuade accompanied Mrs. Nc
| Quade to Virginia yesterday.
Prof. Adolph Neitz, formerly in
5tructor in chemistry in the Virginia
nigh school and now an instructor in
the same subject at the University of
Minnesota, returned to the twin cities
today after brief visit with Virginia
| friends.
j. B. Boyd, one Of the special execu-
lives of the state game and fish COM
mission and Minnesota pioneer
whose home is in Willmar, returned
to that city Saturday. He has been
having is headquarters in Virginia
during the big game hunting season.
j. C. Brozich of Aurora, was among
yesterdays guests at the Ormonde.
Coy S. Blair left this morning for
Ely and Winton, where he will spend
several days on business.
Editor George F. Peterson of the
Bear River Journal, is a Virginia
visitor on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Fowler Of West
Virginia, are the parents Of son
born Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Martin is at Duluth,
where she will spend several weeks re-
ceiving medical treatment.
Harry Solberg goes to Duluth on
business tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Johnson and
children spent Sunday the guests of
friends at Coleraine.
Game Warden George Wood was in
the city last night and went up the
D. w. & P. line to Orr.
The Misses Joyce and Gladys Matt
son of Ely, who have been the guests
of their sister, Mrs Thomas Williams,
returned to their home today.
Morris Bright of Mckinley is a
Virginia visitor on business today.
Mrs Carl Sha nira went To St Panl