The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-26
Court Jottlngs.

Is Vue uclcuudut. lHey WcIc LiuiiiOu
in November 1885, and 1t Is alleged
che deserted him In April 1883. Her
present whereabouts Is unknown. ".
w. w. Blake is solicitor for complain
ant.
MOnoit V. Utica Pottery company;
foreclosure; masters report OF sale anu
distribution filed and approved.
Pitts Manufacturing Co. V. Mason
Motion to vacate costs and Judgment
Overruled.
Motions for a new trial were over
ruled in the cases of Marley v. Black,
American Well Works v. Simeon Cleal,
Rugg v. Buttertield, Herman v. FL
lott, Hall & Haskinsv. Quinn, Lassig
v. Castendyck and MOrrissey for the
use of Calkins & Feeley. Appeals
were taken in the first, second, third
and last cases.
Frank MalcOr has commenced suit
to recover $75 due him as wages from
the Kingley Bottle Factory company.
H. Ferris is attorney for plaintiff.
The Marseilles Manufacturing COM
pany have begun suit to recover $500
damages from w. A. King and w. II.
Gay. Bird Bickford is solicitor for
complainant.
Frank L. Shoat, a Wisconsin gen.
tleman, wants divorce from his wife,
Sarah A. Shoat. He alleges she de-
serted him in August, 1884, and took
the children with her. 1t is also
alleged that defendant has committed
adultery. II. S. Crane represents
complainant.
EnOch Enochson v. Johanas Erie
stead; appeal; demand $22.66,
Marcus Klieber has commenced a
suit in the County Court against
Christopher Lingenfelder to recover
800 damages on a note. +. II. H0Derg
is attorney for plaintiff.
Michael j. SOnes was appointed con-
servatOr for Katie Hiermer, a distract
ed person. A $1,000 bond was fur
nished.
Eyer Bros, have commenced suit
to recover 81 900 damages from Lou
setta Mcintyre. W. II. Stead is at
torney for plaintiff.
The plaintiff in the Burdick-Casper
case failed to appear and Judge Blan-
chard dismissed the suit for want OF
prosecution.
Douglass V. Cleal ct al. In chan
Gerry. Hearing upon pleadings and
proofs. Decree.
Marion B. Miller commenced suit
in the County Court against Francis
f. Colwe!l to re over 5000 damages. Il.
G. Fullerton is solicitor for COM
palinant.,
The La Sale Brewing company COM
menced a suit in the Circuit Court to
recover a judgment for $l94.79 from
VIM. Sharp. A writ of injunction
preventing Sharp from disposing of
certain real estate at La Sale was
issued by the clerk. OCOnOr, Duncan
and Eckels represent plaintiff.
Probate Court.
The Louis Werling estate has been
declared settled.
The report of accounts in the estate
of Fredericka Baars was filed and APP
proved.
The hearing on the claim of Susan
county V. the estate OfAugust County
for 81, 3lS.26 has been continued.
Joseph DOuvia has been restored to
his reason and the cOnservatOr, Sam
uel BOnnefoy, filed report of accounts
and was discharged.
The report of accounts in the Emil
YOst estate was approved.
Claims amounting to S15 were al
lowed against the John Newburn
estate.
The inventory in the VIM. O'Don
nell estate was filed and approved.
Arthur Pool has been appointed ad-
ministratOr of the estate of Eliza j.
Pool, late of Freedom township.
The Edmond Heating and Ephriam
Shaver estates were declared finally
settled.
Dennis eastman was appointed
guardian of Mary and Hannah Cash
man.
Allen Wylie was allowed claim for
S6,611 go against the estate OF David
Fotheringham.
Susan County, Administrative of the
estate of August County, deceased,
has been granted leave to receive
money on contract to execute a
deed.
Marriage Licenses.
Peter Joseph Schmitz, Manville,
Livingston county, and Helena
Schmidt, Eagle township.
Fake Anderson and Anna Nelson,
La Sale;
Robert Harrison and Mary Davis,
Streator; VIM. G. Geiger and Susie
Timmons, Streator; George Solf and
Mrs. Caroline Fries, StreatOr.
Marcus Anton Johnson and Agnes
Forester Lewis, Streator; VIM. Bar
we'll and Mrs Emile Heath, La Sale;
Otto Gebhart and Paulina Beers, La
Sale: Gustav a. Sieber and Emile
Herman, Chicago; Mike Krachlek
and Susie BREEDER, Streator; Charles
Louis Kuhrt and Mary Elsesser, Men,
dOta.
Joseph WOsik, of Spring Valley, and
Mary SchafrinSka, of La Sale.
Charles S. Hughs, Ellettsville, Ind,
and Maggie II. Singer, FreepOrt; John
RittOrth and Susie Lukach, StreatOr;
Louis Henpel and Maggie Baer, Men
dOta.
Kimball, South Dakota, Graphic:
While the columns of the Graphic are
open to any and all unobjectiOnable
advertisements, yet it is quite impos-
sible for us to speak knowingly of the
merits of the various articles Of mer
chandise advertised. Particularly is
this true of patent medicines. But
there are exceptions occasionally and
a noteworthy exception is the cele-