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Drunkenness Cured

1t will be gratifying to all lovers of
temperance and a happy home to know
that a simple and scientific cure for the
whiskey and beer habit has been dis
covered. Orrine never fails to cure
drunkenness if it is used in accordance
with the simple directions in the pack
age, and the discoverer has so much
confidence in the treatment that we are
authorized to sell it with an absolute
guarantee, to effect a cure or the money
will be refunded.
1t is in two forms: No. | to be given
secretly, and No. 2 for those who wish
to be cured, 81 each. Mothers and sis
ters have told us Of husbands and
brothers who since they were given
Orrine, in many cases without their
knowledge, have lost all desire for
drink, and We are glad to recommend
the remedy. Mail orders filled. The
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Voegeli Bros: Drug Co., corner Wash.
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Cure for Fits on Trial

This is the fairest offer ever made to
sufferers of Epilepsy or Fits. Just de-
post $3.50 with Voegeli Bros, and get
bottle of Elixir Kosine. If after
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Prevent the attacks Of fits or:epileptic
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Drug Co., corner Washington and Hen
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Social Clubs and Lodges.

Branch No. 8, of the L. R.. B. club,
will meet Friday evening with Miss
Laura Howard Of Madison street Me-
Lyndale council, Knights and Ladies
Of Security, will give a card party in
Kistler,s hall, 635 Sixth avenue n, to-
mG Ieyi B BvfptrE w: R. G., has held its
tieth avenueN, and the next gathering
will be in the courthouse Nov 81,
when the post and corps will have a
Joint open meeting after short bust
ness session. Mrs. Mary Newell will
entertain the sewing society Of tie
corps at her home, 3249 Colfax avenue
S, Wednesday. The spread to be given
by Mrs. Addie Duntley, 1415 Dupont
avenue N, to the members who at
postponed until Friday, Nov. 9. The
post and corps will, serve, a chickenpie
supper in the old hall Thursday, Nov. 1,
for the benefit of the relief fund
L. P. Plummer w. R. G. initiated two
new members Thursday evening". The
guests included number from Apo
mattox corps. Refreshments were
served. s..: ,sa.
The members Of Flour City court, No.
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. .Reuillard
Monday night at their home. S19 West
Twenty, sixth street, in honor of their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary.
Many handsome pieces of silver were
presented to them. Cards were played
! and refreshments served. There were
| thirty guests.
The Congenial Cinch club was enter.
| tanned Tuesday by Mrs. J. Belland.. Fa,
vors were won by Mines. W. A. Nelson
and W. Miller. Mrs. Miller will enter.
tain the club Tuesday, Oct. 80.
! Myrtle lodge, II, Daughters of Re
bekah, will give a dancing party in
Fraternity hall. 800 Nicollet avenue
Monday evening. >s....s. =
| s The Skidoo club will givea dancing
party Saturday evening in Dania hall
Fifth street and Cedar, Avenue. William
Nee will be master Of ceremonies anC
the members of the club will assist.
Anchor hive, No. 92S, Ladies Of the
Modern Maccabees, will give a. basket
| social and dancing party, Thursday ev
ening in McElroy hall.
| The Lorraine Social club will NEE
Tuesday with J. w. Thomas, % Yves
i Twelfth street, .
i Sweet Clover hive, No. IA, L.. o. 7
1 NJ, will give dance Friday evening
in the hall. II Seventh street s.
Mrs. T. Lyons will entertain the mem
s bers Of the Hand Painted Euchre clul
in McElroy hal, tomorrow afternoon.
4 An informal dancing party will b
4 given by the Lady Forestefs, court No
370. at 2413 Bloomington avenue s
Thursday
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in Long Lake with her daughter, Mrs
Edward Hursh IS

in Long Lake with her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Hursh.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hoagland and
.Orrin Hoagland of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with Mrs. William Hoagland.
Mrs. ID. Alvin Davies is visiting Mrs.
Rhoda Lyons over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Marks Of Minneapolis
visited Wayzata friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Ludlow of
Minneapolis spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Moore. 81
The women Of the Congregational
church are preparing for their annual
New England supper, which will be Civ
en- in the town hall Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. -
William Maurer and F. B. :Bleakley
are in Barton, N. D., visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Maurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Headley and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Head
ley s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, at
White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Moffett spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Moffet at
Holdridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Potvin enter
tanned Mr.: and Mrs. w. H. Gould of St..
Louis Park over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kreatz, who has been Wis
iting, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T..
Keesling, returned last week to her
home in Bemidji. +.
Mrs. Daniel Frazier, Mrs. John Chris
tie and Miss Louise Christie of Mime
apohs were guests Of Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Braden enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Vanstrum Of
Minneapolis. over Sunday.
| Mrs. Ellen Dennis and Miss Grace
Dennis of Excelsior spent last week
with Mrs. w. l.. Dickey.
! Mrs. Edith Cannon of Groveland
left Sunday for Everett, Wash, where
she will spend the winter with her
brother, Linus Chowan.
| Among other North Shore residents
who have recently closed their cottages
and sought their winter homes are the
following: DR.. Bemis, F. G. Van Dusen
J. P. Wheelwright and F. A. Chamber.
lain at Minnetonka Beach; D. G. War
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HOPKINS: II

The Hopkins Social club gave the
first formal dance of the season Fri
day night in Anderson s hall. One hun
dred guests were present. Claggett' s.
orchestra played.
: A Thanksgiving eve ball will be
given by the Eagles lodge in 5Ander;
son S Opera hall.
! The Masons will hold their annual
celebration in the Temple Wednesday
evening in honor Of the. sixth .anniver-
sary Of their organization here. A ban
ming and later there will be the regu-
lar session and a special program Of
speeches and musical numbers. IS
Since the Masons are to entertain at
the Temple Wednesday evening, the
regular meeting of the Eastern Star,
which was to have taken place then,
will be postponed until the second We'd
nesday in November. "a. <
The regular meeting of the ,Rebekah
lodge will be held Monday evening in
I. Q. o. F. hall. ,.......,. -. -.
The first Hopkins fair, which will be
! held Monday, promises to be a social
| Importance. A large number Of guests
from the. surrounding towns will be
present, and various forms Of enter
tainment are being prepared. The most
important Of these will be the band
concert in the afternoon and the dance
in Olson s hall Monday night.
| A New England supper will be given
in the, Congregational church Wednes.
day evening by the members of the aid
society.
III; o. E. S.. No. 9, of Minneapolis
will entertain the Ida Mckinley chap
ter Of Hopkins, Nov. ~, in Masonic
Temple, Minneapolis, where banquet
will be served.
Rev. Mr.. Danford will preach his
farewell sermon in the Congregational
church. today Mr.. Danford has &C
cepted call to Fargo, N. D., and will
leave within the week.
Lyle Poppleton has accepted a posi-
ton to teach in North Dakota school
Miss Anna Fogelberg left Monday tc
accept a position as teacher at Osseo
Miss Emily Miller Of Hopkins, who
has been teaching school near Duluth
has resigned, to accept position neal
where her sister, Rose, is teaching in
Lac qui Parle county.
Miss Josephine Quincy of Saltwater
has come to Hopkins to live.
James Kinchera has returned from g
month 8 business tri p in North Dakota
J. B. Doland has moved from the
Sweat residence on Excelsior avenue tt
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ST.. ANTHONY PARK:

D. The senior class Of state; agricultural
school will givesza reception in honor
of the, school faculty and Of the fresh
man class tomorrow evening in the
schools drill hail.; ~ ~:
/. A party of, friends from Minneap-
oils gave Mrs. George Graves Of Lang
ford Park a. surprise Saturday eve
ming in honor<efs her birthday anniyer-
sary. >s..
Eustis street returned last week from
an extended VISIT in N orway. 90 ..~,-
DR.. and Mrs p. B. Hause entertained
at dinner, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.aCarter, who were mar
ried this month: in Iowa, have returned
to- their home ye Son3 L Ian Park ave-
nue.. ....s,::>
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Chapman have:
closed their summer home at Lake Min
netonka, and reopened their residence
on Carter, avenue
returned from their summer home, at
Lake Minnetonka. - "- ,E%E
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Laramy and fam
lily, who have. been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cheney, have returned to
their home in Milwaukee. ~
) Mrs. Belle .Truax Of Iowa is spending
the fall with her children. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G.. sTruax Of Nourse street.
Mr.: and Mrs. Pettiiohna have re-
turned from q visit in Rock Island,
Iowa. = - -, rex,..
to spend the winter in California. .
Mrs. B. F. Meek returned Tuesday
from visiting relatives in Davenport
and Marion,% Iowa. -: $
Mrs. Willianaax Kuehne has,sreturned
from a month 8 visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. F. S. Berry has gone to Cleve-
| land to spend a month. ..... 49, $500. /:
| The Mandolin club will give a dan
cling party Friday evening at the home
Of Mr.: and Mrs. J: s. Sewall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boss are en-
PERTAINING their mother, . Mrs. Ryder
Mrs. i. H. Burghardt entertained at
''I The l.. B.sT.sV. club has issued in
vitations. fora dancing party to be civ
en- Tuesday evening, Oct.t 80, at the
home Of Mr and Mrs. 81. s. Sewall
St. Anthony Park Women s associa-
ton will give reception Thursday in
the parlors Of the Congregational
church. - -.-- --'. %
MI. and Mrs. Hilgedeck have re-
turned from summer in northern
Minnesota.
The Ladies Reading circle held the
last meeting Of the season Thursday at
the home of Mrs. G. A. Dunn.
T Mrs. William Schafer and Miss Ep:
pie Wylie, who have been guests of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Truax, have re-
turned to Eddyville, Iowa.
/ Mrs. Gustave Beck has returned to
/ he home il. st. lanes.
/ Dr.. and Mrs. Moore have returned
1 frou. a sumL.s 4. III #operon, N. u.
I Mrs. Thomas Flower spent part of
the week at Hopkins, MINI.
/ Miss M. Knight,.who visited Mr.. and
1 Mrs. William Bars. has returned to
1 Lake Riley.
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|M91!NR5MEE;4
IS9i%FKA]

George Williams has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of his daughter,
Gertrude, to Harry Oscar Clark, which
will take place Wednesday evening,
Oct. 81, in the Excelsior Methodist
church The bride belongs to one of
the well-known Excelsior families: Her
father was formerly mayor of Excel
sior.
Mrs. A. H. Lyman will give family
dinner today at her home in Excelsior
for Miss Veda McGilvray, who is at
tending college at Menomonie, Wis,
and who is spending a few days as the
guest of Mrs. Lyman. Miss McGilvray
IS the daughter of Senator J. J. McGil-
vray of Black River Falls, Wis.
Mrs Lyman entertained at a small
children s party last Saturday for her
daughter, Ruth, who celebrated her
birthday anniversary. Over Sunday
Ruth Lyman entertained her cousin,
Dorothy O'Hearn and Esther and Fran
ces Thurber Of Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Made Lewis had a spe-
cial reason in choosing Oct. Is as the
date of her marriage to August Hobart.
The date is one which has been OBJ
served as the day of all days in. three
generations of the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. N. Lewis, the parents of the
bride. 1t was the wedding day of the
bride grandmother. the wedding day
of her mother, and the wedding day of
her three sisters. For that reason also
she had her three sisters, Mines. t. w.
Stout, Florence Hendrix and Horace ).
Shotwell of Minneapolis, as her ma
irons of honor The last wedding was
that of Mrs Shotwell a year ago. The
Minnewashta summer home Of the fam.
ily was resplendent with it's setting of
autumn foliage, and nothing could have
been more appropriate for the ceremony
than the large tent hung with garlands
of autumn foliage and opening toward
a lake vista. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart will
remain in Minneapolis for few
months.
The marriage Of Miss Marjorie Per
kins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. Perkins, to Harry H. Mix was the
event Of the week. 1t took place We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride s parents in Excelsior. Three
hundred invitations had been issued
and a large gathering of friends wit
messed the service which was read by
Rev. w. H. Jordan Of the First Meth
odist church of Minneapolis. The
vows were spoken in the living room
amidst setting of green and white.
Inc pay WINDOW was banked WIN
palms and ferns, and asparagus vines
and white roses and carnations were
used in the setting Of green. Miss
Dorcas Emmel of Minneapolis played
an improvised program before the cere-
mony, changing to the strain Of the
"Lohengrin wedding march as the
bride entered. group Of little
maids, Olive and Ruth Lyman, Evelyn
Cheely and Frances Putnam, stretched
the white ribbons. Little Olive Lyman
was in white organdie over a slip of
applegreen silk and had large bow
of ribbon in her hair, and Evelyn
Cheely wore pink and white with bows
of pink satin ribbon. Elizabeth Put.
man and Ruth Lyman were in white
Little Elizabeth Joslyn, in fluffy
froclS of white lawn and lace, was
flower girl, and carried basket with
rosebuds, and little Caroline Chiefly
also in pretty baby dress of white,
held the ring in an American Beauty
rose.
Miss Perkins wore white French
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Pertinent Personalities.

Mrs. s. H. Bowman has gone east for
a six weeks visit. I
Mrs Andreas Iceland is in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Denman johnson have
closed their lake home and have taken
an apartment at 2412 Nicollet avenue.
-. Mrs. G.. G. Gardner has returned to
Boston after visit with her sister,
Mrs. William Charming Whitney. :
Miss Dorothy Wurtcle of Chicago
will spend the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. w. A. Ramsey. !; :
Miss Florence Kalkhoff leaves this
week for an extended trip thru the east
and south. She will stop in Milwaukee
and Chicago and then go to Phila del
phia, Baltimore, Washington, Rochester
and New York to visit relatives and
school friends. s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. French have
closed their summer home at Airing.
ton Heights, Lake Minnetonka, and will
be at the Hennepin Court this winter. !
Mrs. R. J. Fitzgerald is home from
Caledonia, where she visited Mrs
George Swinnerton.
Mrs. L. Annette Day has come in
from the lake and is at the West Hotel
DR.. J. w. Penberthv and family have
returned from the coast.
Miss Ella Griswold is home from Sa
lima, where she has been at school.
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Dramatic and Social

lawn over white taffeta, shirred in
princess style and trimmed with lace.
Her ornament was gold locket set
with diamonds and she held a large
bouquet Of white roses. Miss Florence
Perkins, who was her sisters maid Of
honor, wore white Persian lawn over;
blue silk and carried pink roses,
George Pendergast was the best man:
After. the service Miss Emmel played
the Mendelsshon wedding march. Fol-
ceptions was held, and light supper.
decorations were oak leaves and maple
foliage Illuminated by soft candlelight.
In the center of the table was deep
mound Of luscious fruit surrounded by
wreaths of elderberries and autumn
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the house on Monroe street, formerly
occupied by William Jefferson.
HAMLINjE

Hamline FoEtnightly club held it's
first meeting Tuesday afternoon; at the
hS Of Of. Mr. and Mrs George 2. Budd.
Mrs Charles Stevens gave A Retro
spect of Early Italy,; Mrs. Henry
Babbidge, ..'The Italian Repub lics ~;
Mrs. Budd and Mrs. Boyer spoke OF
= Italian Festivals. n;.# s ts,e
Mrs. George H. Bridgman has re-
turned from an extended visit in the
east.
Mrs. G. A. Parker Of Newport spent
part Of the week with Miss Julia Bell.
Mrs. William Libbey, who will be
remembered here as Miss Lulu Rule,
spent the week with former friends
Mrs. Charles Lewis, who visited Mrs.
Charles Humphrey. has returned to
North Dakota. -. ..@E1sa r.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winner have
gone to Billings, Mont, to- visit Mr..
and Mrs. David Price. ~ H.
+ Rev. and Mrs. John Pemberton leave
next week to reside in Dodge Center,
Mrs. fE. T. Winston has gone to Viz.
ginia. ~. -f .@,S *
Mrs. A. P. McKinstry is in Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp have gone
to PipestOne. sz.- -...
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Nickerson enter
tanned" Tuesday evening in honor OF
the anniversary Of their wedding day
Professor and Mrs. James King en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
Mrs. Clyde Duff has returned from
Darlington, N. D.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Railway
Mail association gave it's annual recep
ton in Masonic hall Thursday evening
Mrs. G. McCammons has gone tt
Charles City, Iowa. * e. f.
Miss Belle Matehett, who visited Mr.
Mre < A r. L.. -.
to st. James. ~ ~. :. "a
Mrs. Mckinney, who spent some
time with Mrs. S. W. Miller, has gone
to Dubuque, Iowa. :,
Mrs. George Drew. has been visiting
in Winona. .>..r5$">N* -.
Mrs. Charles Richardson is entertain
ing Mrs. Richardson of Red Wing.
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The Toledo, Ohio, council will be re-
ouested by the women's clubs to pass
a wall paper ordinance some time this
winter. The club women claim that dis
ease is bred and spread by the custom
of putting on new paper without re-
moving the old. In certain Toledo tene-
ment houses, it is said, as many as five
and six coats of wall paper have been
placed on the walls.
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den at Arcola; c. E. Otis and G. S. Hull
bert at Hutelington' Point; F. F.:
Dickinson, F. E. Penny, F. L. Moffett,
P L. Howe, w. H. Dunwoody and p,
L. Carpenter at Orono; E. G. Gale, j.
S. Bell, A. IT. Rand, E. J. Phelps, F, B.
Wells, E. H. Hewitt, E. M. Christian
George H. Christian and F. NJ. Crosby
at Ferndale; L.~B. Morrison, I. B. JassS:,
NY, O. J.. Griffith, E. H. Eden, w. G.
Tiffany, s. S. Thorpe, WA. Eggelston,
Breezy Point. :. y
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Longfellow home, No. 1O6, Home
Guards of America, gave Halloween
party in its hall, w ednesday evening.
Pancakes with maple strip and pump
kin pie were served in the banquet hall,
which was presided over by the men
Music was furnished by the Central
trio. This was the first of a series of
parties to be given by LongfelloW home
during the season.
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ST. LOUIS PARK

The Birthday club will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs Patch
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Patch and Mrs. Charles Hanke.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained by
Mrs. S. w: Fuller "Wednesday after
noon. Next week the aid will meet
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SOCIAL NEWS OF SUBURBAN TOWNS

with Mrs. George Gibson. The Ladies
Aid tea will be held Friday evening at
the home Of Rev. r. I. Cross.
Horace Hamilton has gone to Ghaska.
Mrs. Davis of Glencoe spent Sunday
with Mrs. Joseph Hamilton.
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Feed the Rich.

The movement started by Chicago
clubwomen for feeding breakfastless
school children Of the Jones public
school and other schools in congested
districts has received severe jolt.
President Emil W. Ritter Of tho
board Of education told members OF
the Progress Women's club that the
children Of parents living on Lake
Shore drive and Sheridan road are just
as poorly fed as any Of the children in
the first ward.
"Thero is as much improper nutri-
ton among the children on the Lake
Shore drive and Sheridan road as
among the children in the poorer quar-
tiers of the city. If you are to start
such a restaurant you should find a
more suitable location than in South
State street. Children who are overfed
and fed only on the richest and most
delicate foods often are in worse com
dition than those who. live on a simpler
fare.''
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Wayzata.

w W oees'-Ss
Mrs. Warren Wakefield has returned
from Hutchinson where she was the
guest of Dr.. Kee Wakefield. @@..2'4G5 .
Mrs Cornell M. Keller, Mrs. w S.
Johns anad Master Richard Keller will
close their cottage at Holdridge this
week and move to New York for the
winter. -.-. -. : - -
Roy G. Moore, Jr., .~ is visiting his
aunt: Mrs. Jessie Palmer at Champ1ain,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. G. Gale and Mrs.
John s. Pillsbury closed their country
home at Ferndale Monday.
=. Mrs. Charles D. Stewart Of ST., Paul
spent Sunday with Mrs. r. II. LYONS.
Mrs. Freeman White, who has been
VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
r. X eesling, returned Monday. to- her
home in San Francisco. d,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dean spent Sat-
urday at their home in Ferndale. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Northup
are :. entertaining their niece, Miss
Northup Of California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H., Lee and Roger
l. Lee spent Sunday in Ferndale.
Mr. and Mrs ,Solon Royal will leave
next week for Belvidere, Ill. where
they will spend the winter. TT
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin E. Smock left
Tuesday for Mount Vernon, s. D.,
where they will spend two weeks with
relatives u. a, ,-.-<s:@>.
Miss Margaret Bailey of Minneapolis
spent Monday with Mrs. Albert Ger
her,. f. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Houston of Rob.
binsdale visited Wayzata friends Sun
day. snte ~ :. szs:-sszs ~. ,. .a. .s r.
Miss Esther StoHon of Minneapolis
was the guest of Miss Dorothy Wake
field over Sunday.
o. S. Perry left Monday for Kalis.
pei, Mont, whore he will remain thru
the winter.
Mrs. Harry v. Petit returned Sun.
day from Phelps, where she visited he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Kyser.