The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 8

THE DAILY PANTAOIiAriT, BLOOMnCOTON, Itti, FRIDAY MOTtNTNO, KOVEMBEll 28, l)! was played by Miss Marie Knmmlrk, accompanied by Henry Reckman on the violin. Following the ceremony Matters Social and Personal at the Murat theater In Indianapolis yesterday under th auspice of the Una B. Talbot Fine Art Association. 1 1 Th cmiui bureau print speolal supplement for aoa tat tn th union containing all th enus figure relating to th atat in a dinner was aerved. The house was decorated In palms and ferns and au tumn nower.

itev. Herman wer-bower th officiating minister. CetDr Edwards' Olive Tab! Married In Chicago, Mis Clara Epstein and Maurlc Rremer of Pont lac were married in 2.3 0). A. R.

TO MARK 5 MENARD HOME PLACE i Jilpomlngton Chapter Invited to Ceremonies to Take Plact Chicago early In October and have gone to Pontlno to make their home. Mrs. Rremer la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It.

Epstein, of Bnuth Grldley street, and lived In Rloomlmrton for on Deo. 3. art tang. Following th ceremony there was a reception to fifty guest at tha horn of Mrs. Mary Wakefield Th couple will go to Cuba and the gulf tatea for a honeymoon trip, and upon their rturn will llv with Mr.

Wakefield In Heyworth until spring, MllUr Family Rtunlon, Th children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mr. F. W. Miller held a very pleasant reunion at th horn of the imrents, 601 Vale street, yesterday.

At noon a big dinner was served, with the urual trimming of Thanksgiving day. Most of th gtiests remained during the afternoon and had supper also at the horn. Ther wer thirty-two person present, including th following from out of the city: Mr. and Mr. Fugan McColm of Pontlao, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy S. Miller of Peoria, Eugene McColm from the University of Illinois, and Frank I'elton of Detroit. Many Family Parti. There wa a family reunion and dinner at the home of Dr, F.

O. Jack-man at (07 West Locurt street yesterday at noon. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Brown enter twelv years. Phs 1 a grndunte or th Peoria Conservatory of Music.

Mr. Bremer Is a member of filoom- TIRED AND WORN-OUT Overworked Man and Wmn Find Bvntflt In Qrtat Rsitoratlv. Many sufferer from th effect of having done too much) el well as of anxiety and worry, who bar llttl If any capacity for the dutlet end pleasure of life, find Peptlron Just th tonle they need. This real Iron tonlo oomblnet the great oxldliere and Ti'allier of the blood, Iron and manganese, with the best substance tor steadying the Creek, fth formerly attended th I. H.

N. IT. her. Th groom Is son of Mr. and Mrs, F.

II. Bios ef 710 West Mill street, and ha lived here all his life. He Is a traveling salesman for th Alamo Light with headquarters here. Following a trip to Chicago th ooupl will tnak their horn here. Married Yesterday.

Testerday evening at 6 o'clock at th horn of th bride, took place th marriage of Miss Marl Moor and Clarence Stuhly. Twenty guests witnessed the ring ceremony performed by Ruv. K. A. Gilllland of th Christian church.

The couple were attended by Miss P.dtth Klnslnger of Danvers, and Harvey Miller of Car-lock. Th bride was attired In a suit of brown and wore a corsage 3f rosea. Following th ceremony a two cottrs luncheon was served. Th bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mra.

Palmer Moor of 60S North Linden street. She Is a graduate of Normal High school. Mr. Stahly Is ft son of Mrs. E.

Y. Zook of Danvers. Is a graduate of Brown's Business College and has been farming near Danvers. Mr. and Mrs.

Stahly will make their horn near Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Hofmann in Indianapolis. Josef Hofmann, who played a eon-cert her a few week ago, appeared South Allln street entertained their parent, the Llirle and Barnard families, at a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday, Mr. and Mra. O.

H. Robert of T0 Fst Washington street entertained yesterday their mother, Antellne Roberts, and her daughter, Nellie, of Mackinaw. Thanksgiving Dinner, Mlsa Jan Gerklns Is a guest of Miss Florence Funk of 07 North McLean street. Mrs. H.

F. Fun entertained yesterday with a Thanksgiving dinner, at which Mr. and Mrs. Frank Funk ant family and Miss Gerklns wer guests. Out of Town Guett.

Mr. and Mrs. Georg Patton of BOS East Grov street, entertained yesterday with a Thanksgiving dinner. Mis Ruth Ruple of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Oelger of Lexington, were out of town guest. Mrs. Fannie Fleaher of Lexington. Is here for a few days' vlwt with Mr. and Mrs.

Patton. Blos-Winch Marriag. Miss Marl A. Winch and Edgar L. Bios were married in Peoria Wednesday at 5:30, Bishop Edmund Dunne officiating.

The bride la a resident of Springfield, and for the past year has been teaching at Deer -Many Family Reunioni Held on Ington Consistory and th New York ishrln. wa for several months Thanksgiving Day Gen- In Franc. He Is associated with his i iral Social Notes. That it the Joyful cry of Uiousir trie Dr. Udwardt produced Tablet, the substitute for alumel, Dr.

Edward, a practicing phsici: lor 17 year and calomel1 enemy, discovered the formula for Uli while treating patients I Chronic constipation and torpid liven. Dr. Edward' Olive Tabktt do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping it th "keynote" of the little sugar-coated, olive-colored Ui let. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally.

They never force thcta to unnatural action. II you have a "dark brown mouth" bad breath a dull, tired feeling si, headache torpid liver constipation, you'U find quick, stire and pleasant i-suits from one or two of Dr. Edward Wiv Tablet at bedtime. Thousands take them every night in tokeeprigbt Try them. brother In business in Pontlao.

8twart-Quinton Marriage. Mlsa Margaret A. Stewart and Walter R. (Julnton wer married last evening In th Presbyterian church at Heyworth by Rev. Mr.

F.Ikci. The waa served. Mlsa Hazel Ramsey of Kalrbury and Mr, kivelyn FuaUlck, brother of th bride, wor th attendants. Miss Gladys ulbbs. niece of th bride, acted as ring bearer, and two other niece, Misses Maxln and Virginia onclick, ribbon bearers, and Imogen Fxiidick, also a niece, as llower girl.

Th bride la the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. hi. Foadlck and lias spent all of her Ufa In Chenoa and vicinity.

Bhe is popular among a wide circle of acquaintances. Th groom a son of Mrs. Ab benedict of Grldley, and Is owner of a garage In tliat city, wher th coupi will live. Dougherty-McDonald Marriag. Mlas Margaret DoUKherty and William F.

McDonald were married yesterday morning at o'clock In Kt Patric church, liev. Father u'Cal-laghan officiating. Th couple were unattended, and only rloas friends and relatives witnessed th ceremony. Miss Laura Alexander and Mis Cecil McQraw sang. Th bride waa attired In a traveling suit of blue and carried pink rosea.

A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. Mis. McDonald Is a daughter of Mrs. Mary Dougherty, of 1X10 West Locust street. Che hav fur several years taught In Edwards school.

Mr. McDonald Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald of Normal. Following a trip to Chicago, th couple will reside In Normal, This Is Dsy for Bad.

Th charity ball. In which Bloom- attendant were Miss Marie Wake nerves, perfecting, th digestion, absorption and assimilation of food, and giving health and strength to the tired, worn-out, pale, nerroue. "Peptlron ha toned up my nerve, made me feel Ilk a new persnnB." Mrs. L. A.

Chute, Bay City, Mich. Mad by C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. Advertisement.

tained twenty-flv irueeta yesterday afternoon at a Thanksgiving party field, Helen Brandlcon, Mary Stewart and Lucy Hrandlcon. Ralph (julnton acted as best man. Th ushers were Messrs. Hohart Quinton, John Stewart. Fred Oault of Chicago, and John Scott of Champaign.

Llttl Carrla Grac Quinton was ring-bearer. Mrs. Charle tsnow presided at the organ and Mrs. Herbert Stew t6 cdetrnt th on hundred and Jrst birthday of th stat of Illinois, mh Daughter of th American Rev-'iilutlon will lilac a tablet on th fierr Menard In Kaakaakla. jjriil I th only noma of a plonter Vf aid Kaskaskla atlll standing.

Pierre waa the flirt lieutenant governor of Illinois. To tablet will unveiled Dta. I 'Da tha aama day tha Daughter! will decora ta tha grave of Bbadrach Bond, he first governor of tha atata. His 'irrava la In Cheater. A visit will he lld to tha Kaakaakla cemetery.

They took Innch and dinner together and enjoyed a long and pleasant visit The decorations wer rose. Mr. and Mrs, George Lisl of 0 An After-Tliaoksgflviimg Ingtun society is much interested. Is wtaear a great many pioneers of the tat are burled. An effort Is lalng mad by the various D.

A. R. chapters of tb Stat to hav a large number of women present for these ceremonies. Is a rather difficult place to reach, hut the state reKent, Mrs. John -JL Ilanley, la arranging- routes and lotel accommodations for all who to be held tlur evening at th Bloom-Ington Club.

The tickets ar 13 and proceeds will be turned over to Victory Horn for Hoys. This is a much anticipated event of the holiday season and promise to enjoyable. Miss Holly Organizes Club. ian go. Bloomington chapter mem jrn have received Invitations.

Those who can go will given an to visit om of the in Tremont Item: A number of Tr- teresting places In the southern part Tf'f the elate, tha really historical part mout young people hav formed a gle club under th direction of Miss IS! tilunoh liully of Bloomlngton, in structor of murlo In th local school. 'iner is considerable, talent In th club and th members ar planning an entertainment to be given in the near future. Manly-Blchr Wsddinj. Decatur Herald: Lull Agne tif Illinois. In Chester there ar lumi 'of the most Interesting and valuable ,1 coords, pralrls du Rocher, Ft.

Char-ires and Ft. Cige ara near Chester 'find can easily visited. Trior who from St. Louis on the morning tlraln will tako luncheon at It. Gage.

Springfield Musical, Sjalngurld Rflrlster: A twlllR-ht Jnui'nal service, the first of the winder season, will be Riven nt the First 'Vhrintiau church at 4:45 cclock afternoon by Clarence Mayer, against, and Jlia. Gary Wcsu-nuer-Jer. voallct. The lecially arranged Mr. Iyr.fr the purpose of ac- ship possible.

There are coats of every description, in every popular style and color, all sizes for both ladies and If you need a coat now is the time to buy one, while this great money-saving event is in progress. At the prices asked, these coats won't last long, so come early Friday morning to secure best choice. In keeping with our regular policy of the most for the money this sale is inaugurated. Here is presented an opportunity to secure the newest coats at great savings in price. Every coat offered during this great sale is "brand new," of this season's manufacture, of the highest grade materials and workman -ciuuiniint; QiXitfic lovers wtth the arlipf -exninfflrs of organ literature.

Manley of Bloomlntton and Thomas C. Belcher of Vernon were married at Wednesday afternoon by Rev. F. A. Havighurat In his home.

The couple fas unattended. Mia. iielcher Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Khhu Manloy and Mr.

Iielcher la a son of Mr. and Mrs1. T. W. Helclier of near Vernon.

They wl'l make their home on a farm near Vernon, Thanksgiving Dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck, near Hendryx, entertained the Thietzeand Peck families, ami Mr. and Mrs. William Goelzer at a turkey dinner yesterday.

For Kentucky Guest. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Fenn of 603 Front street, entertained with a aip to and Including the time of John hvbastiah IWoh. Th beauty In this Tld music Is different from that fo nhloh our mMern ears are accus-aomeLbnt If the listener will try 3o rftlle the mtdlaeval setting, it i Avill tje of uuusufil liuorest, Woiieski Family Reunion A reunion of (he Inmllv COATS worth up to $25.00 In long cloth and short Chase beavers in every popular model and color. Long silvertones, with fur collars, full lined, some belted and loose back models at After-Thanksgiving Sale prices ye.er.liy at the home of! lr. and Kopp. i-evcn Thtmkstf ivinr: dinner yesterday, honoring tiieir Iioupo t'uft, Mrs.

Mary Ket-gatley, of Ho. moke. Ky. Knoth-KommioU Wsrfding. The, wedding of Mis Olgu Kimth and ttlto Konunick, which took place last evening at the home of the bride.

1513 West Locust street, was attended by a lurga number of friends and relatives. Miss Mary Knoth, cousin of tha bride, waa the only attendant. The wcdiiing march unites north on tne White lak ro.nl. i'lfly rolativrs vvere prt'sent for the pouuieous tlinntr which vns cufeieria style. Tho ioufe was 'Jpciirafe 1 for the occa--ion in pink, while and yellow chrysanthemums.

Inning the afternoon fames were played and prizes awarded. As well as a reunion, the gathering was arranged to do honor to the live returned soMwvs of the 30 US family, ITnrvey and K'lward Vs'ol- i jteskl, Carl and Carl and At- fred Git-rrnan. Officers for tiie ensuing year were i elected as follows: 1'iesident, Charles Sleg; vice-president, Mrs. Jlenry W'olzekl; secretary, Mrs. Gus Wolzeskl; trtaurer, irs.

1'ranU 1 V. eidig. The next reunion will bo Jield at the ht-me of Mr. and Mrs. '4 Calks? "Gets-h" Will Fed It Cff! Ncthfrf on Eirtrt Tpl "Geti-lt" for Cor cr A ralhia, nr the -Me cf rhe ftint, which n.iikea a nrsrv is of Hie sa rid turn as euro.

'fJcis-U" 1 COATS worth up to $32.50 Wool velours, broadcloths, silvertones, plushes, kerseys, some short cloth in the lot, full collared, plain and fancy silk linings, loose and belted models, in all sizes and the new and popular colors at After-Thanksgiving Sale price t'harlcs Sit-? af Mies Hsther Here. MiM June linker, formerly a resident of iilooniinton, was flown from ye.st.'ril.iv for a ThanU'SEriv-Jnnp with Mr. find Mrs. 3.itim-m cf West locust str-et. 'i Guests of Aunt.

Mis IjK'U-A Andrew JVtAcuiaii of and Kent AViseman of Willow Hill, are guests "their nnt. Mrs. V. Gunn, of ojt.ii iladlsonstrBet. Dr, Cook Here.

li Dr. 3. F. Cook, r.as'or of tho Tnl- 4 til WW $24.95 UMCt-U Ductv wfek Cona rtMl-uTM It AB tttLj ti It dips tht COATS worth up to $40.00 Many short plushes and in long coats are to be found wool velours, broadcloths, diagonal velours, kerseys and plushes. Many are with full collars and cuffs, all lined with guaranteed silk, in all sizes and colors at After-Thanksgiving Sale price corn.

By using few drops of Gets-It" th. callus, you will be abig to peel it off with yuur fmera, tn ons CKtnpieta piece Jus! aj you would a tun.ina peel. It IfiiTcs the free anJ B.iin.tih as though you never had a callus. Vu Deed no mora fuaay p'Mtan, upe, "package" baniAeea, knle or itvusora for com or calluifg. Get-H tha national corn ramoTer.

the ersalit churcii in Lltchtieid. is a 5'liankBLrlvln gnieHt of Mr. and (Ivans. I'r. Cook will preach it tha Unlversallst church In Leroy end evening.

Krippl-Fitjpatriek Wedding. Miss Marry A. Fltzpatrlck of Che-oa and Joseph C. Krippel of Odell. married yesterday morning at :30 In St.

Joseph's church, Rev. F. I. Hogden performing the ceremony. wedding march was I'iriyed by Miss Michels of Paso.

Miss Ciara Power sang two o)os, "Ave Marie' and "Oh, Promise rnc." Mrs. M. I liauman sang "I Ixtve You Truly." At the conclusion of the ceremony a w-edding breakfast svas served at the horns of the bride's rents. Mrs. Krtppel is the eldest daughter ef Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Fltzpatrlck, fcaving lived in Chenoa all of her lifn. Fho Is a prndonte of rhenoa hltrh ft "hool and for the past six years has taught In the school? of McLean county. is well known as a mu-Flclan.

having been pipe organist In Ft. church fr several vears. Ir. Krippel Is associated with the grain Arm of C. A.

Vincent Co. at 'deil. The course will be at home to thnip friend" after I iccember 15 at t'doll. 6tubtleficld Family Dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren A. SCibWe-feld entertninnt with a dinner at their home, Z'i West Kim street, yes- nli'k'at on rarth, used by millions. It urtT rails. Jrnx work, play and danca at ease in Ktilte of conis.

(ets-Tt. the only sura, guaranteed. money-bark mnts but a trifle at any drug fl re. f'd by E. Lawrence Co Ill Sold In Bloomlntrton and recommended ai the world's conn remedy by Theo.

Mornta, J. F. H-iffner, C. i h.ark. "SYRUP OF FIGS" IS $55.00 LAXATIVE FOR CHILD Look at tongue Remove poisons from stomach, liver and bowels was A real Thanksaivins Mr.

and Mrs. John $67.50 COATS Short Baffin seals trimmed at collars and cuffs, many short cloth coats, fur collars and cuffs; long coats in all the higher grade materials in black, navy, brown, reindeer, Pekia blue, Burgundy and taupe colors, in every wanted siie and style at After-Thanksgiving Salo price "MilI'MplK-kl, of Normal, as War- and his two nro h'-rs. Kills and T'uyv-iwira in t'Fan a y.vir ago at COATS Bolivias, peachblooms, silvertones, broadcloths, tinseltone, diagonal velours, wool velours and velvets, all with fur collars, brocade silk lining, with or without belts. Many stout sizes among them at After-Thanksgiving Sale price tittie. Sinie his r'lurn Warren fc.iorrietf Hinshaw.

The T' markd tipon the differ rtitwfen tne hoiitr-v year Jind the- niat.ner In wlileh they event jl Tear. itj- 'Hayes-Go4ild Wedding. The marriage of Miss Josephine Jamea W. Gould was celebrated ye'erdtty' morning tv p.ev. ather Medea If In Holy Trinity 49.50.

fff ttturcn. ids were Kuaene ti'uld ljiothcr of the groom, and flins Twcmey, Tlie bride and er nlfentiant wfn h-th attired in fcrown and carried sunburst rose A adding breakfast was served at the Tome of the bride's father, J. Ifayes. Muloerv street, and the couple departed for a honey-ITioori trip, after ptiich they will make illiair how at Merna. 1 Fotdick-Eenidict Marriag.

Accept "Califfirnla" Ryrup of Firs only luok far the name California nn WlfH II EJ ff? RVlffJI I on th3 then you are sure your rhii-J liaving the best and luxative or physic for Hip little Btomarh, liver and bowels, t'hllrlrtu love d'jlirious fruity 'aste. Kull for rhiltl's MIL, LO Mia ema Fosflo-l; of Cheroa nrd Jtll'l Allen Hfnclict of were, ttnlted in marriage yestcnUy nui at the home of the parents of the lirtile. ilr, and Mrs. K. li.

Kcsdi. in The officiating rVrgyman WH Jtev. Charles Mmitii of Criiiiev. the -reremnny being perftrmed in the Tre.nce of a large nim ntr ef re.a. lives and friends.

At toe iimuir, it til ceTtmuny a wedding d.nutr DO Kever Pass Emporium Bargains EUY. 'lose on ea.h bottle. Give it milhout fti'r. Mother Yoa iay loruiu," 1..