Sundmacher v. Block

The facts out of which this suit arose occurred on the 19th and 20th days of Hovember, 1889, during which the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was in session at the city of Springfield. Appellees were respectively proprietor, clerk and watchman of the Palace Hotel in that city. Appellant, with two friends, all of Murphvsboro, Ill., attending the session, in the afternoon of the 19th applied to the clerk for accommodations at the hotel and were registered and assigned to a room together. Appellant was furnished with a card or ticket, as follows: “ Hotel Palace; meal and room ticket; C. H.…