The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-10-06
ESTABLISHED 1850,
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Their marriage took place in Octo.
ber, 1887, and from that time the plain
tiff claims to have been an affectionate
and dutiful wife. The defendant, so
1t is claimed, has been: guilty Of cruel
and inhuman treatment. and has en-
dangered the life of the plaintiff.
Four children have been born to them,
and these the plaintiff AYERS have been
taken from her by force aEdisSteslth
and kept from her. The plaintiff
prays for q divorce, and the care and
custody, guardianship and education of
the children.
HUGH, vs.. MAGGIE KERR.
They were married at Carbonate on
February 90, 1892. and the husband
claims that he has been faithful and
loving in all respects. About one
month after the marriage the plaintiff
discovered that defendant was preg-
nant, with child from another. The
child was born on second day OF April.
The plaintiff therefore asks for a d.
vorce from defendant.
DOLLY, VS. JOS. MATTHEW'S.
Their marriage occurred August 8,
1889. and the wife says that at all times
she has been 9 faithful and loving
companion. The husband of when
she complains js q drunksrd and
physical and moral wreck. She there
fore asks divorce.
q. W., VS.. MARTHA A. SMITH.
They were married in May, 1873, and
the plaintiff claims to have been ever
dutifnl and faithful. The divorce is
sought upOn grounds Of desertion and
adultey Four children have been
born to them. The plaintiff asks, for
the care and custody of three children,
one child, girl, to 60 to the defendant.
EMMA, VS.. @. g. wH1TCoAB.
They entered the bonds of wedlock
in March. 1885, and plaintiff AYERS that
she has always been faithful and Low.
ing wife. A divorce is prayed for on
account of cruel and inhuman treat
ment to the danger Of plaintiffs life,
and want Of support. Two chill
dren are the issue of this union, and
the plaintiff asks for their care and
custody.
ELIZABETH, vs.. JOHN O. PHILLIPS.
This couple has been married almost
twenty years. The plaintiff com.
plains Of cruel and inhuman treatment
from the defendant, and seeks relief in
q divorce. Five children have been
born to them, and plaintiff asks for the
care and custody of those not of age.
AS the defendant is a man of consider
able wealth, the plaintiff also asks for
home as alimony.
LAURA. VS.. WILLIAM MARSHALL.
They were united in marriage on or
about June 12, 1884. The wife claims
to have been a true and affectionate
companion at all times. She COM
plains of cruelty and inhumSn treat
ment on the part Of the defendant, and
charges him with adultery. The plain
tiff seeks relief in q divorce, and prays
for the care and custody Of the one
child that has been born to them.
IDA, VS.. HOMER N'MAINs.
Their nuptials were celebrated on
October II, 1889, since which time the
plaintiff claims to have been a dutiful
and faithful wife. A divorce Is prayed
for upon the grounds of cruelty, neg
lect, non.support and drunkenness on
the part of the defendant. One child
has been born to them, and the plain
tiff asks for the care and custody Of
this child. She further asks for al
imony to the amount Of fifteen hundred
dollars.
Us, Ys. ALvIRA DENVER.
They were married December "a
1889, and the plaintiff declares that he
at all times has been faithful and low
ing husband. He claims that the de-
fendant deserted him In August 1896
and has been away from him ever
since that time. He therefore asks q
divorce.
L. H., VS.. s. P. BAKER.
Their marriage occurred about ten
years ago at Des Moines. The plain
tiff claims to have been obedient and
faithful in all respects since the mar
riage VOWS were taken. A divorce
Is prayed for on the grounds of the de-
sertion Of the defendant. Plaintiff al
so asks for alimCny amounting to thre
thousand dollars.