Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-22

Davis, drugs.
Leffert's. opticians
II. Berwick for wall paper.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones 141
Genuine Nictrola, Sl5 A. Hospe CO.
For authority on watches see Leffert
FAST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking CO. Tel. S69.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81.
For Rent-Aiodern house, 723 sixth Ave.
Every Victor record in stock A.
Hospe Co.
Printing and binding well done. More
house a. Co.
The best wines for soc per quart at
hosenteid's, 5l9 5. Main st.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Lefferts,
registered opticians, 81. Broadway.
We give premium coupons at The Puff,
b49 Broadway. Cigars and tobacco.
Merchants lunch, SOC, at Tony's cafe,
II South Sixth. a good place to eat
Pictures framed to order for Christ
mas presents. We 90 not charge holiday
prices. IL. Berwick, 2ll S. Main st.
II you want WINDOW GLASS call Bell
phone 5g9 Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works, 1874 West Broadway, We make
specially Of GLAZING at low prices.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses, cattle and all
chattel securities at a hig discount OF the
usual rates. office over $40 West Broad
way.
Mrs. f. n. Smith, sO33 Avenue u, was
taken to the General hospital in Omaha
yesterday to undergo an operation for
appendicitis. The operation was per
formed by DIR. Hombach OF this city.
Arrangements have been perfected by
the Improved Order OF Red Men to hold
their regular monthly social session this
evening. Dancing will be the feature.
The event will be exclusively for the
members and their families. Refresh
ments will be served.
EVERYBODY HAS THE XMAS
SPIRIT NOW. Don't forget your clothes
they may need attention. To look nice
at Xmas parties your garments must be
cleaned and pressed. Send them to the
Bluff City Laundry, Cleaners and Dyers
There is where you get the best work for
the least money. Phones 3l4
John Nath, 90 years old, died at st. Ber-
nard's hospital yesterday after a long ILL
ness. He was patient at the institu-
tion. His former home was in South
Omaha, where a son now resides. The
body was removed to Cutters awaiting
arrangements for the funeral.
The regular monthly meeting of Har-
mony chapter No. 20, order of the East
ern star, will be held this evening at
Masonic temple. Officers viii be elected
for the ensuing year and other important
business viii be transacted, and a full
meeting Of the members is desired.
Mrs Bertha Johnson, wife of Nes
johnson, died at the Edmundson hospital
yesterday after an illness OF two weeks.
She was IL years old and Is survived by
her husband and one son, Carl. The body
was removed to Cutters and will be later
taken to the residence 1914 South Sew
enth street.
Flicklnger Brothers yesterday received
\ notice that the supreme court had granted
their application for a rehearing of the
appeal of the suit OF Frohadt against
Duff, in which a Judgment of $1,000 was
returned in the district court against
Duff. His attorneys appealed IL to the
supreme court and the court sustained
the appeal ana ordered "a new trial. The
application was then made by Flickinger
Brothers, attorneys for the plaintiff, and
1t was this that was granted.
An unusual suit has been commenced in
the district court in which Pottawatta-
mie county is the plaintiff and James A.
Hadfield, q patient in the hospital for the
insane at Clarinda, is the defendant
The county has filed the original notice
OF a suit against him for the cost oil
maintenance in the asylum since April
rs, 1907, amounting to $500 S5. The return
OF the notice shows that II was served
upon, him AT the hospital.
A bulldog owned by ]. II. Rodgers, a
is on West Broadway, has caused another
civil suit to be filed against him in the
district court. The plaintiff Is Frank
St. Clair, who alleges that on November
Is the dog attacked and bit him on the
arm severely injurlng him and causing
damages thar may prove OF a more or less
permanent character. He asks a total of
the young son OF Henry Roark while the
child was passing the plumbing shop and
painfully injured him. A suit for several
thousand dollars was filed soon after.