Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

Wedding silver at I.efferts.
Corrigan's undertakes. Phones 1913.
For authority on watches see Deffert
Or. Cleaver Bell-phone only. No. 1F.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 800.
PURE GOLD WEDDING R1NGs-LEF-
FERTS
Call 1I2 for a case Of Gunds Peerless
beer. ]. J. Klein Co.. distributors.
W. II. Kimball and family are at Spirit
Lake enjoying a few days OF rest and
comfort.
w. c. Untbank Of the postoffice clerical
force has gone to Hot Springs, S. d to
spend short time at the Soldiers nome.
City Treasurer Frank T. True has re-
turned to Spirit Lake to resume his out
ing. He made the return trip with j. u
Wadsworth i'm the latter's automobile.
John II. Walsh yesterday began a suit
against Amanda Hamblet and the unknown
heirs of Samuel Hamblet to establish his
title to a quarter section OF farm land To-
Gated in section 26 township 20, range 70.
Fred Davis, who attended the Elks' con-
vention as one OF the Council Blutfs rep
resentatives has returned from his long
eastern journey. Emmett FINLEY and II.
w Binder are not expected to return I'M
I'll Monday night.
Lillian Smith yesterday filed her petit
ton i'm a suit for divorce against her hus-
band, Clarence T. Smith, whom she wed
in Kansas City on November IL, 1903. she
accuses MIN OF OeSeTuub III SOuhSh
Bluffs three months ago and also alleges
cruelty and intoxication.
Funice DeLair filed her petition yester-
day for divorce from her husband George
DeIair. They were married In st. Paul,
Mimi on June "A, 1905 and separated on
February H. 1911. She charges cruelty ana
habitual intoxication, and asks Tor the
custody of their 3-year-old SON.
Claude Blakeley, 30 years old, was ar
rested last evening on warrant issued
by Justice Joseph charging him with as,
sault and battery upon an OLD man named
the allegation is that the young man used
metal knuckles. He was locked up In the
county jail pending hearing. The arrest
was made by Constable Humphrey.
Upon evidence showing that he had
broken into the chicken coop in the rear
OF the premises of NJ. Saltzman on West
Broadway and stole two chickens, Walter
Pollard was held to the grand jury yes
terday under $50 bond. The chickens were
worth about 50 cents each but the fact
that Pollard is alleged to have broken into
the barn made the incident felony.
Chauncey DeShuIely. 10 years old. resid-
ing at 08 Avenue d, was placed under
arrest last evening and locked up In the
county jail upon a charge filed by Tina
Rasmussen, a young girl with whom he has
been keeping company. The Information
was filed in the office of Justice Joseph
yesterday afternoon and the arrest was
made by Constable Sherman Humphrey.
The Fifth Avenue Grocery company yes
terday filed a suit and asked for writ OF
Attachment against the property Oh JOnH
Coyle and wife to secure a merchandise bill
Of S2S.6S. The allegation is made that the
Coyles are now non-residents, and to Sc
cure the judgment expected the grocery
company asks for an attachment on lot 2,
block II, Mcmahon, Cooper and Jeffries'
addition to the city.
Newell George, a local grocer, began an
action in the district court yesterday
against the international Harvester com
pany, asking a judgment Of S1,S00 for the
alleged wrongful seizure OF an automobile
| 4 a1N a1lo hat
was taken from his premises In May by
| employees of the company: The wagon was
valued at $500 and the plaintiff asks 81, 900
damages on account of injury to his busi-
ness by the loss of the vehicle.
| Claiming that a clerical error had been
made in the transcribing OF the will OF
Chapman and Nellie Walker yesterday be-
gan suit in the district court against Amos
| w. Leach. Christian Leach and his wife,
Alexander A. Gilbert. Ann Gilbert and
! other heirs of Piling asking to have
queted for them the titles to four tracts
of land in section 30, township rs, range 20.
| The error is claimed to be the mixing of
| the numbers OF the tracts.
Carelessness OF employees engaged In
| burning rubbish, near the north end of
the Avenue B yards of the Hafer Lumber
company, started a fire there at noon yes
| terday that for q short time endangered
| the enormous quantity OF lumber and
building material stored sr there ere When the
three places from embers carried by the
! wind and was beginning to blaze fiercely.
Quick and intelligent work on the part of
| the department arrested the progress of
the fire without damage. The only damage
was inflicted upon a pile of telephone
poles. They were charred but not de-
stroyed.
SPECIAL in all departments for Sat
urday. Potatoes, per peck, 45 cents; to-
matoes, per basket. 20 cents; peaches, per
basket, 20 cents; Decent Quaker corn
flakes, package 6h cents; laundry soap,
ten bars. Is cents; "Our Special" flour
regular S1.45, today $1.2S per sack; celery
8 cents; apples. per basket. IS cents; quart
fruit jars. Dozen 40 cents, full cream
cheese, pound, 17h cents; also Georgia
watermelons muskmelons. berries. Cali
fornia fruits, etc. In our meat depart
ment Everything for your Sunday table
Veal stew, per pound up from cents
beef pot roast. pound, up from cents
i three-pound pail lard, 80 cents; lamb tongue
per jar so cents; dressed spring chickens,
per pound. rs cents; Libby corned beef can
Is cents: etc. In our big hardware depart
ment: 25-cent Henis' potato ricer or fruit
press, 10 cents; granite collanders, 10 cents:
No granite tea kettle. IS cents; lawn
swings, s5.s5; aluminium fruit jar funnel,
10 cents; fruit jar wrenches, 10 cents; etc.
J. Zoller Mercantile company. The big up
town store 1OO-1Oe-1O4-1os Broadway Phones
$40