Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-14
Davis. drugs
7orrigana. undertakers. Phones 1as.

FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges, F. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel SS9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
See Berwick first for painting, 2n S. Main
Select your Xmas gifts now at Fauble's
art shop. formerly Alexander's.
Have your Xmas framing done at
Fauble's art shop, 1888 Broadway.
schuster's and storz' Malt Extract for
sale by j. j. Kline Co, l62 Broadway.
Piano tuning A. Hospe Co. Phons GA
Victrolas and Victor machines. A. Hospe
Co.
wANTED-Boy to carry the Bee in south
part Of town. Apply Bee office. Is Scott
street.
Holiday wines AMI WHISTLES at Rosen-
feds Family Liquor house, 5i9 South
Main street
a motion for a new trial was yesterday
made in the suit Of Conrad and Edward H.
Giese against A. X. Giese.
Flexible flyer sleds, $3.50, 50. 1915 and
A.8. We have a big line Of cheap sleds
also. p G. De Vol Hdw Co.
The wonderful Boudoir Player Piano. in
Guiding % rolls music, scarf and bench,
only 1910 at A. Hospe Co.'S. 407 Bdwy.
Neat up-to-dnte picture framing at
reasonable prices Wo please our custom
ers Walter Nicholaisen & Co. IA s. Main.
A notice OF appeal was filed yesterday
stable D. Mslty, B, NJ Sargent and and F. F.
Everest
with every cash purchase of s. or more
at IeftertB Tuesday a sterling silver
spoon free. For one day only to stimulate
early Christmas buying.
Pictures and picture framing for Xmas
trade Is our Ions suit We please every
lay them aside for you. c. Jensen. Masonic
temple.
Christmas Special - Best gold filled
frames guaranteed for % years, fitted
t5W J. w. Terry, optometrist, All Broad
way. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Mrs. c. s. Hanley returned to shenan-
successful wor UNDER hes St ths
Peoples church. Rev. Myers OF Lewis, Ia,
has been engaged to help this week.
Ruth M, Convey yesterday began suit IN
the district court against her husband,
John II. Convey, whom she welded July 5,
1896. She alleges habitual drunkenness
contracted since marriage. She asks for
the custody OF their 12-year- old child and
the household furniture as allnony.
Japanese water colors bought for our
the best work Of Japanese artists. You
know what that means; the Japanese pride
themselves ON this kind OF work. Our
stock Is selected from the high grade of
japanese work. Any selection from our
stock In this line will make an excellent
Main St
George b. Chrisman, who used a black
smiths hammer as a weapon when Officers
skipton and Gilispie went to his home TO
arrest him at O'clock one night last
skipton, was again arrested yesterday
afternoon upon complaint filed by his
wife at the office of Justice Cooper ON
the charge If intoxicauon. He was sent
to the county jail to await hearing to-
morrow.
Revival meetings OF the Peoples Con-
nue. b, win continue every afternoon ana
evening this week, cottage meetings in the
afternoon. and night services at the
society will meet Thursday afternoon at
the church. The meetings OF the last week
have resulted in twelve additions to the
church, three by letter and nine by con-
version.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen will meet in regular
session tomorrow afternoon I'm Modern
Woodmen of America hall. The meeting
VIII be called to order promptly at 1 p.
m. and officers for the ensuing year Will
be elected. After lodge the remainder OF
the afternoon will be spent with cards,
the game to start at r m. Refresh;
their friends are invited to attend.
The Get One club" organized with
membership Of twelve volunteers one week
ago, has resulted ia the addition of twelve
members TO the Peoples church for the
first eight days work. Rev. Hanley an
nounces that the efforts OF the present
week will be redoubled and that the sue
cess OF the meetings Is owing to the ao-
tive assistance OF the membership, which
now numbers sixty. He began his work
here last year with membership OF eigh-
teen.
The wintry weather is not being permitted
20 interrupt the progress Contractor Wick
ham is making In the construction Of the
North Eighth street bridge across Indian
creek Methods for heating the sand and
crushed stone and the use OF boiling water
In mixing the concrete make II possible 70
continue the work In all but the severest
zero weather, Mr.. Wickham is determined
to have the bridge fully completed before
spring floods sweep down the tortuous
channel OF the creek.
Allen Bessey Go years old, died yester-
day AZ Mercy hospital after two weeks
illness from pneumonia. For many years
Mr.. Bessey had been I'm the employ, OF
Dr. John MoRoberts veterinarian on BEN
ton street, and had room in the barn.
When he vas first taken IN he was moved
TO the McRObert's flR&s on broadway, and
taken thence to the hospital. The de-
ceased had no relatives here and DIR. Nc
Roberts yesterday applied for and was
granted authority for temporary admin
irttator.
A,ofiff Mccaffery yesterday announced
the appointment OF James rrobough OF
Avoca as deputy sheriff and 1ailor for the
Ayeea branch \, q the county . sdnihdist I,1.
position for the last two years was in line
for reappointment and would have been
designated n he had not refused 10 accept
the place The office pays salary OF
81 900 a year, but Nieman declined IL for
about which ne can much more profitabiy
employ his time He is manager Of the
AVoca Canning works and has a half In
terest in the product OF 600 acres OF sweet
eern land from which the factory draws
its supply.
John Shea, the venerable father OF Judge
j. ], Shea, died sunday evening at his
home lO2s Fifth avenue, OF heart failure
Mr. shea was 81 years Of age. He was
born In County Kerry, Ireland, and came
70 this country early In life He had re-
sided IN Council Bluffs for many years.
His wife died in 1876, but his daughters
have maintained the old home In comfort
for him. He 10 survived by four daughters
and three sons, Margaret +. and Honora A.
Of this city, Mrs. ID. p Burke OF Manila,
p l.; Anna b. OF Red Lake Mimi; Judge
John ]. she's OF Bartlettsville, OkL; James
al; Of SLOAN Springs. Ark. and ]. NJ. OF
THIS city. Arrangements for the funeral
Will not be announced until the wishes OF
the children are made known.
Radford Payne. a railroad switchman,
and Joe Palmer, a railroad workman, were
held in police court yesterday morning for
further investigation In relation to charges
preferred by G. Hakmiller, special police
man employed In the Rock Island yards.
Paynes bond was fixed az $500 aud Palmer
was required TO furnish $50 security for his
appearance when required. Both men were
arrested early Sunday morning Payne Is
SAID 10 have had IN his possession two over