The Dunn County News from Menomonie, Wisconsin • 3

THE DUNN COUNTY NEWS, i lire Thurs'day, May 19, 1921 kit the Helen M. Page son home. Of Sodal and Personal Interest KOW PICTURE OF PERFECT HEALTH LEGION NEWS The Ladies (Aid of Our church will meet Saviors' Lutheran Thursday, May 26, at the church with Mesdames M. Pladoe3 and if- i. Iverson as hostesses Milwaukee Mother Tells of Daughter's Recovery by Taking Tanlac.

Establish- p. toasts were given as follows: "Football," Graydon "Debate," Sylva Hunt; "Declamation," Irene Kaatz; "Oratory," Russell Browe. Edgar Rowe acted as toast-master. A violin solo was rendered by Miss Eleanor Schweizer and W. G.

Ballentine made a few remarks on the benefits of all school activities. One hundred were present. Dancing completed the evening's entertainment. The Good Old Bank cd 1873 DUE TO BAD AROADS, THE LEGION BOOSTER TRIP TO SPRING VALLEY WAS POSTPONED I WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 WHEN THE PROGRAM! OF FREE ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE STREETS FOLLOWED BY BIG DANCE WILL BE GIVEN AS ADVERTISED. nil THIiEK K.V.

GOUNCIIA HOLD JOINT INITIATION' Joint initiation of the Knights of Columbus councils of Menomonie, Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire took twenty-five local knights to Chippewa Falls Sunday. The initiates of the three councils numbered seventy-five and their induction into the order was the. occasion for elaborate festivities. Ten of the class were from Menomonie and twenty-five others from here made ihe trip ant enjoyed -the ceremonies and The first degree was conferred at 10 m. and the second and third in the afternoon.

The Chippewa Falls degree team, under the direction nof Grand Knight W. P. Kruse of that city, officiated for the first and second degree and the crack Kenosha teajrf, headed by Walter M. Burke, put on the work for. the third.

The banquet in the evening was a rousing affair. There a fine meal was served and many able speeches were made. The speakers were P. J. Murphy, Otto Lund, D.

P. Hughes of Menomonie, W. P. Kruse, Rev. J.

Kaiser, Dave O'Connell, State Dep-oty James Higgins, and Past State Deputy Walter M. Hurke. "I wish I could see every sick person in Milwaukee and tell them what a wonderful medicine I know Tanlac to be" said Mrs. Cora Fields 83 Nineteenth Milwaukee, Wis. "I never knew anything to equai Tanlac.

It is as good for children as it is for grown folks. I gave it to our little eleven-year-old daughter Mar-garette when she was so frail and puny we were afraid we might' lose her. It seemed to be just made for her and built her up until shi is as robust and healthy as anv mother could wish her child to be. She is tho picture of health right now, with rosy cheeks and bright eyes, and it was nothing but this grand Tanlac that did it. "It was just as remarkable in my own case.

I had stomach trouble in a bad form and was so run-down I could hardly drag myself around. I felt so miserable I thought I would have to take to my bed and stay there. Tanlac soon had me feeling NOTICE When You Have Any Checks To Be Cashed one interested in the Wa-neka Cemetery please bring their dinners and tools with which to work and report there May 30 as early as possible. Annual meeting at 1:30 p. m.

Memorial Day address at 2 p. m. by Rev, W. J. Gray of Excelsior, Minn.

E. C. JACOBS, Secy. Wait, Co. A Special Saturday Night Dance, Abbanat Jaz-Kah-Iiah Boys.

like a different person. It gave me a splendid appetite and I am never bothefed with indigestion. I sleep eight or nine hours every night and KNTKUTAINS LAIMKS' AI and wake up as happy as a girl. -1 do hot hesitate to bring them to us. We are always glad to cash checks for responsible people whether drawn on this or some other bank.

In fact, you will find this a BANK OF SERVICE a place where you are WELCOME at all times and where you and your banking business is wanted. Why not open an account with us today. Then BE OUR OWN JUDGE of theSERVICE we offer. The Schutte SOuilling Bank "I also gained fourteen pounds in Leave Orders with us for H. F.

Nolting Piano Tuner INGRAHAM BROS. SOCIAL. ACTIVITIES Mrs. Oscar Anderson entertained a party of ten friends at whist Tuesday night at her home. Head prizes were won by Miss Mabel Setter and Ole Stocholt and consolation prizes by Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Samdahl. The Ladies Guild of Grace church will meet Thursday afternoon, May 2 6, with Mrs. A. E.

Bryant at her home, corner Twelfth avenue and West Fifth street. The Menomonie 'Woman's club will hold its annual supper at the Memorif.l Tuesday, May 23, at 6:30 p. m. All members are invited and each ie may bring a guest. The Eau Claire chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain Menomin Chapter No.

131 at a banquet Monday night, May 23, in the Masonic Temple, Eau Claire. Members of the local chapter and others in the city, who are members of the order, are invited. Degree work will be given. It is expected a large delegation will About 75 couples enjoyed the Firemen's dance at Stori's hall Friday evening. Youngren's orchestra played.

The Ladies Aid society of the German M. E. church will be entertained Thursday, May 26, by Mrs. Herman Schultz at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank Gadow.

A get-together social will be given in the Baptist church Friday, May 27, for a social time. Members of the church and friends are invited to join in the festivities. About 60 members of Menomonie Chapter, No. 53, R. A.

enjoyed a 6:30 dinner at the Masonic Temple last evening. After the banquet the It. A. degree was conferred at a special convocation of the chapter. The Ladies Reading Circle of the Congregational church will be entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.

wreight and now weigh just what a woman my height ought to Weigh. Tanlac was certainly a blessing to our home and just feel like it would be wrong for me not to speak out and tell people what I know this medicine can do for them." Nearly. 100 members and friends of the Ladies Aid society of Centenary M. E. church were most delightfully entertained at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Kothlow on the Eau Claire road yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A. R.

Klein sang two solos in her usual" pleasing manner and a bountiful and delicious lunch was served by the hostess. The occasion will be long and pleasantly remembered by all who attended. VISITING AND TRAVEL Mrs. L. P.

Myron visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myron at Miinneapolis from Saturday till Monday evening. Misuser Ethelj and Edith Berg-strora' of St. Paul visited at the home of Mrs.

b. Anshus in North Menomonie Sunday. Miss Leafy Rplson, who has been at the J. W. home for about five weeks, left Saturday afternoon for St.

Paul. I Mines. Ida Bp. Kirkland, H. F.

Good I. B. Spencer and Maude Lanckton motored to Chippewa Falls yesterday to attend a meeting of the Order of Eastern Star. The local chapter has also accepted an invitation to visit Eau Claire chapter Monday and a number plan to make the trip. Mrs.

Scott Comstock and Mrs. True Whittier were in Hudson Wednesday atteending the convention of the Eau Claire Baptist association. Miss Elsie Happen of Milwaukee, who gave a very interesting and stirring' address at Baptist church last Thursday night, was entertained by Mrs. Kate Brownell from Saturday until Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs.1 Pete Block went tc Eau Claire Saturday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Ray over Sunday. Mrs. Blcck remained until Monday night.

I E. C. Hunt of Minneapolis is here for a visit at the home of his son, Ray Hunt, and will remain until after Memorial day. Llewellyn Massee of Morrison 111., arrived Sunday to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Massee, for several weeks. Rev. C. E. Bierne was in Hudson yesterday, attending the conven tion of Baptist churches of the Ean Claire association.

Mrs. H. E. Kendall of Minneapolis arrived Sunclay night for a visit with Dr. and Mrs.

N. L. Howison. Mrs. Kate Brownell was in Hudson this week attending the convention of the Eau Claire Baptist association.

Mrs. C. E. and daughter, Mary Gail, visited relatives in St. Paul and Minneapolis Tuesday and Wednesday.

Miss Jennie Lindrud of Minneapolis is a guest at the G. M- Hovlid home. i Miss Elizabeth Clark left Tuesday afternoon for a visit of several days with friends in Miinneapolis. Miss Eva and Mrs. J.

S. Govin visited With friends in Chippewa Falls Miss Olive Yates of Rice Lake arrived Monday for a visit with friends in the Louis Beguhn of Iron Creek visited at the Browe and Jabusch homes Mrs. Louis Cook and Mrs. F. Holbein of Iron Creek visited at the William Browe home Monday.

Mrs. Otto Schultz and Mrs. Wil 1 THE ELK MOUND COUNTRY Club will give a dance Saturday, May 21, at John Huber's. Tickets aoo fiance $1.00 including, supper. Everybody welcome.

7tl CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 220,000.00 ANOTHER GOOD TIME. Where? ITOPIA SOCIETY BANQUETS- The -Utopia Literary society of the Menomonie High school enjoyed a 'banquet at the Memorial Tuesday night for its members and its guests. Following the banquet 'at At Stori's Hall. When? May 17. Who is giving it? The Meuomonie SocJai Club.

Who's going to play? Youngren's Orchestra. 6t2 BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA KNAPP, WIS. Saturday, May 21st Music by the SNAPPY FOUR ORCHESTRA, of Menomonie, AYisconsin. Dancing to 2:00 at Roth TICKETS $1, plus wfu- lax Spectators 2.1c. Bring your lady friend and dance to this snappy music.

ecsai Sqap USED PIANOS in good condition For Sale at INGRAHAM BROS. Taken Steaming Hot at Bedtime Assists Nature To KILL COLDS. To guard against influenza. To purify the kidneys. To tone the Liver.

To gently move the bow.els. Bulgarian Blood Tea is a wonder For a Limited Time Only ful First-Aid Family medicine. Sold With 5 Bars Kirks Flake White Laundrv Soan by Druggists everywhere. Chiropractic Stops the Leak We give you 1 Bar Jap Rose iSoap Free "Be Photographed this year on your birthday" With 5 Bars Galvanic White Laundry Soap L35c AT THE BELAIR STUDIO We give you 1 Bar Palm Olive Toilet Soap Free Fields White Naptha (large bar) ...4 for 25c Galvanic by the box, 100 bars .5.75 Maine Washer bv the box. 100 bars Iron Creek attended liam Hardy of the surprise party at the Rev.

B. J. Diekvoss home Monday. 1 Efffcts run 1 iraled. Causes cannot.

Ik. All i( her methods claim to and do treat effects. WE ABJl'ST THE CAl'KK. If you have a headache OTHER METHODS would TREAT he headache. We locate the CATSE, which we find to he a displaced vertebra (small hone, of the spine) pressing upon the nerve causing the ache.

By a CHIIIOI'RACTIC VERTEBRAL ADJUST MEXT, given with the hare hands alone, we put the displaced vertebra in its normal position, and the headache ceases. If we are csilled to you house and find you in trouble because water is dripping your furniture, hooks and carpets, even extending to the cellar, rotting your fruit and vegetables, what shall we do to help Shall we set a vessel and daily yatch ilw water to see' -how long it takes to fill a certain measure? Shall we make a miscroscopic analysis of the water- for the purpose of showing that we are thoroughly equipped prae-I it loners? Will it not he of far more value If we, without any preliminaries fix the leak in the roof, which is the CAUSE of the trouble? CHIROPRACTIC VERTEBRAL A DJ USTMEXTS STOP THE LEAK. A Free Public Lecture oh CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Delivered By Mrs. John Thettin and son, Vincent, who have been guests at the home of her njother, Mrs. Vincent Hehli, left Saturday morning for their home in Watertown, S.

D. 55 fcl 53 Si 53 52 ES B3 53 53 53 S3 53 53 B3 53 Dr. Walton Hubbard, CJ S. B. For the Electric Washing Machine we recommend Rinso, made by the famous Lux Factory.

This is a-soap in powder form, it is cheaper than the bar soap as it goes further, and needs no shaving nor dissolving beforehand, simply empty contents of a package into of Los Angeles, Cal. WEDDINGS OPj THE WEEK PitzrickSchuItz. Julia M. Pitzfick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Pitzrick of Stanton, and Herman C. Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. (August Schultz of Colby, were united in marriage by Rev. A.

R. Kle'in at the Centenary M. E. church lof Menomonie Wednesday at 2 p. Jm.

The bride was attended by Miss Margaret Hawkins while Charles Hawkins was best" man. Zelda and Alma Pitzrick yere the flower girls. The bride was lattrred in light blue silk and carried a bridal bouquet of pale pink carnations. The wedding march was played by Mrs. A.

K. Klein. Only immediate relatives and a few friends were present at the church. CROSS CROSS Mad sen Bldg. J.

G. NORRIS Over Gunderson's Store on the machine while it is running, and that will do iyoitr entire washing. Sold at 8c a Package, 2 for 15c MENOMONIE, WIS COLFAX, WIS (Palmer School Graduates) Give Rinso a trial in your machine and I am sure you 53 53 Cf 53 C3 53 13 53 S3 3 53 E3 53 53 53 Sunday Evening, May 22 at the Eau Claire dab Building, Eau Claire S. W. Corner Grand Ave.

E. and South Far-well Street. The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend. i will be pleased with jhe results. The bridal party returned to the toride, where a five home of the o'clock lunch was served.

A large TV number of friends gathered in the F. VOLP FRAN YOU'LL JUST HALFTA Dance to the Snappy, Syncopating Music of the Original and Famous hdulged in dancing evening and i until morning 53 At midnight a boun-served. town guests were tiful lunch was PHONE 58 SHSHXHSH2HSHSHSH3HSHXHSHXHSHXH3KZHSKStaSHZH2HZH353SHSHS The out of "Home of the Eden Electric Washer Mrs. Nina Raprager of Menomonie; Mr. and Mrs.

O. Raprager and Ore 1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houss and family, Mrs. George Houss, Mr.

and Mrs. Howe of Menomonie; Mr. "IT CAME FROM MADSBN'8" Burke of Downsville? and Mrs. Otto Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins of George Hawkins and Mrs. Charles Haw family, Mr. an kins of Downing; Mr.

and Mrs. An- and family of Wil drew Sorenson KING OF 'EM ALL. Musicians of National Repute. STORI'S HALL Friday Evening, May 2 7 Tickets $1.10 including" tax. Extra Ladies 25c from son, and a host of friends Knapp and.

vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Schultz left Friday -charm for Colby. for Riley-Kendall. Miss Florence Ellen Riley, daugh ter of Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Riley of Francis Paul Ken- St. Paul, and rs.

H. E. Kendahl of dahl, son of Minneapolis and formerly of this city, were united in marriage Sat urday, May 14L in St. Paul. Mr.

and Mrs. Kendahl will reside Farewell Dance in St. Paul, Kendahl being 93 Capitol Mr: in the employ 'of the company. Porch Shade Manhattan Oilj THE cameo, as ah article of adornment, came into fame years ago and is today more popular than ever. We furnish them at a wids range of prices set in nings, pins, brooches and pendants.

No doubt you have one that has 8 BIRTHS -a In Colfax, May. 11, Mr. and -been in your family for years that you would SMITH'S HALL Friday, June 3 Street Temperature Up? Porch Temperature is DownWhen the VUDORS are. A porch that is a porch should be cool where you can eat delightful meals and even sleep. Vudor Porch Shades give you complete privacy and help you to cool air, which makes- sleep o' nights, the deep sleep you thought you'd lost with childhood.

When it's blazing outside, you're cool. When it's Sticky inside, you have the "I want food" feeling Air gives. Get Summer's joys without its inconveniences! 8 Mrs. Gilman Loftsgaard, a daugh ter. In Coif ax, Slay 5, to Mr.

and Mrs. William Burlihg, a daughter. To Mr. an Mrs. William Kin-cade, May 15, a ten-pound son.

Mrs. Kincade was formerly Grace. Cormicon of this City. In Washington, D. to Lieut, and Mrs.

Cornman L. Hahn, a son, William Reed. like to have reset. Our optical department is equipped with the proper appliances. We are properly equipped with the knowledge of optometry.

JEWELER ANOTHER GOOD TIME. Where? At Stori's Hall.l When? May 19. Who Grobe's Harmony Boys Benefit Blue Caps Base Ball Team is giving it? The Menomonie Social Club. Who's gping to play? Young Furniture Undertakin ren's Orchestra. 6t2 MAY 21 League of Women Vot V.

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