Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25


Davis. drugs.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. &. De Vol How. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 80
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
See Berwick first for painting, I'll s Main.
schusters and storz Malt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co., lo2 Broadway.
open Evening-H. Berwick. 2l1 SO. Main.
Zine Xmas pictures and art novelties.
L. c. Cox is confined to his home, e552
Avenue b. by a serious attack OF the grip
Wines, liquors and cordials fo- the holi-
days. Roselfcld Liquor Co., 5l9 So Main
St
part OF Town Apply Zee Office, 10 Scott
street
Flexible flyer sleds. s2.5O. g. Sa75 and
N.26. We have q big line OF cheap sieds
also. p. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Miss Rachael A. Thomas, supervisor Of
drawing in the public schools, has gone TO
st. Louis to spend the holidays with rela-
uves
Attorneys Harl & FINLEY yesterday filed
trial motions for sixty-nine cases to be
tried at the January term OF the district
court
Christmas Special Best gold filled
frames. guaranteed for = years, fitted with
best lenses for far or near vision, IS. J. w.
Terry. optometrist III Broadway, Council
Bluffs, Ia
Eldred and Henry Hart. sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest K. Hart, have returned from
Potsdam, Pa. where they have been at
tending school. They will remain until
after the holidays.
II Is the usual outcry OF our customers.
II you want pictures or picture framing,
get them at Jensen's 3, Masonic temple De
- nd o0n #
He did my work last Xmas and he did
it good.
Candy, Nuts. Christmas Decorations. etc.
etc.-Wreaths each, 15c; evergreen wreath
ing, per yard. Sc; gum drops, pound. lOc;
chocolate drops, pound, 2Oc; Xmas mixed
candy, pound, l-laci fancy mixed nuts
pound, l5c. J. Zoller Nero. Co. Phones 30
The children OF the belong Mission In
dustrtal school have just finished a quilt
each child taking part In the making OF IT,
and they have voted to present IL 10 Mrs
Webster. whose husband was killed re-
Gently, and who is in destitute circum-
Gordon Garfield Poston, aged years,
son OF Dr. and Mrs. L. l. Poston, D2 Hyde
avenue, died yesterday morning, after a
ten days illness with intestinal trouble
Rev. Edgar Price officiating. Burial viii
be In Fairview.
The new store with a clean and new
stock TO select from. We always handle
the other fellow and aim TO give prices
Just as low possible. We can do any
thing In our line that you want-pictures
picture novelties and picture framing
Walter Nicholaisen, IL s. Main St.
Uncle Henry wishes everyone TO re-
member that his Christmas treat to the
and those who VIII help him fill his Christ
mas boxes will please call him up. and also
that he would like Christmas trees when
the owners are through with them, with all
the trimmings that can be spared.
Mrs. John L. Templston. whose husband
was for many years chief OF the Council
Bluffs fire department and who now holds
the same position at Muskogee, OIL, was
In the city yesterday visiting friends and
relatives. She came here TO meet her son.
who has been attending school at kearney,
Neb., and ne will accompany her home
Gottfried Eisebach. a York township
farmer. has sued James Hunter. a banker
OF Min6en. for damages amounting 70
SIG, 900 in connection with a series q west
ern land deals. He alleges that the MIN
den banker was responsible for getting him
into contact with some Colorado real estate
men, by which he invested heavily in land
that has not proved 70 be what IL was rep
resented
Mary J. Chrignsn yesterday brought a
suit Tor divorce against her husband
George, ON the grounds Of cruelty and use
OF liquors. They we're married at Rock
Island H., October 8, 1893, and remained
together until December L. 1910 For ali
mony she asks the household furniture
now in her possession and an Injunction
restraining her husband from interfering
with her.
An excellent programme was rendered At
the High school assembly yesterday morn
ing by the High school pupils Programmes
we're arranged and carried out in the va
rous grade buildings. In some instances
santa Claus appeared Every hndergarten
in the city had Christmas tree, which the
teachers had decorated very prettily. The
teachers and principals did all in their
power 10 carry out the true spirit OF the
Christmas season.
Congressman Walter l. smith returned
yesterday TO spend the holidays with his
family and prepare himself for the great
political change that will sweep over con-
gFess when the democrats come into con-
troi at the end Of the present session.
Congressman smiths friends have been
very much interested in the rumors that
have emanated from Washington that con-
meet his name with a vacancy on the fed
ment OF the United states supreme court
Congressman smith has nothing whatever
20 say about the matter and does not ap-
pear 70 take II seriously
The blowing out OF the lead packing
around one OF the Joints in the zixteen-
street. has caused a lot OF hard work By
employees OF the water company The pipe
has bees doing service FOR thirty years
without a leak. but the joint suddenly gave
squirting through the pavement. II flooded
the conduits OF the telephone companies
and made a lot OF trouble before Il vas
IN was found that the leak was under
meath. The most difficult place 10 fix A
sheet OF water. driven by ninety pounds
pressure. was pouring into the faces OF
the men who had % do the calkiug
Mrs LYDIA J. Trimble. Is years old. died
yesterday afternoon AZ the home Of her