The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-25
Clothing at cost at
Eckerts' New store.
Dubois Circuit Court.

Circuit SOuIt dulouAhSu
O'Clock Saturday night till Thurs
day morning, to give attorneys a
chance to make up the issues on the
half dozen civil actions yet unset
tiled. The changes Of venue from
1.-The county and the continuance OF
some litigated causes enabled Judge
IZenor to dispose of the business
easily and take this recess. There
are six causes in which the venue
was changed from the county, ana
the changes will cost the county
treasury considerable money. Inc
e law should be amended so that the
e partv taking change should pay
S the costs Of trial in the county TO
which it is sent. The following Is
! the disposition Of actions not here
"a tofore reported up to adlourment
II State VS.. Daniel Williams; DIS
d turbing religious meeting; fined 70
los. +. Lorey vs.. Jacob Steinert
IS Receiver Aug. ii. Koerner files re-
v. mort and is ordered to have proper
ii ~ appraised and sell same at pr
es vate sale. :.
u! Reason b. Miller, guardian OF est
Of Cornell Miller, files report OF sal
r of real estate to w. b. Cooper 10
sl66 IS, sale confirmed and dee
ordered. -,
to Mary Megner VS. Valentine Mes
ire ner; divorce granted plaintiff.
nd John ID. Rudolph vs.. lille !
Rudolph; divorce refused elthe
he party. :.,
at Iof estate of Geo. Bath, deceased,
he ordered to sell real estate. :.
at John C. Conner VS.. Jeherso
q. township and John Pruitt; hndir
nd for the defendant. :.
will c. Z. Craig 4 Bro. vs.. Nenis
ess Haskins, ct al; judgment =
$2l7.91.
In the petition for accounti'
'ses against David $. Pruitt, admr.
10 o est of Leonard Pruitt, 1t was 9
ain dered that the admr. file report II
tiff mediately, which he did.
ton VIM. il. H. Botkins vs.. estate
, AMI Ezra Adams, decd; claim allow
Of $3.50. !,
Jacob frick vs.. Dora Frick; Il
mo- was one OF The salacious dlvol
ites trials, with good deal OF confil
nox 40 evidence. and good deal OF I
'per idence enjoyed by those who i
mas scandal. The court room y
lace crowded during the trial by %
persons Of both sexes. 1t lasted
Ga day Saturday, there being over
that witnesses, and the railroad compa
q be holding a train for their bene
avs, ay,' The Judge took the case home y
can him under advisement. Mr.. RI
en i is a prosperous farmer OF Mad'
best , township, over 60 years OF age,
s"'e Mrs. Frick was his second "
She was the buxom widow OF a
for theran preacher who formerly IL
at Bretzville. Both have iaml
by their first marriages.
e ev. Conrad Betz, by Aug. Betz,
hats next friend, vs.. Felix Schneider
Will al. This was a demand tor q
~, = y ages arising out Of q fight AZ -
tine in Aug. last. Jury trai;
larity dict for defendants.
!, DAVIS s;u,, Frick, Bische Cabinet 20.
, ,s Philip Miller, ct al; ludgme'
,thing foreclosure Of mechanics lien
bottle $1,000.
. .neS , Ripley Bronson supply 20
I ~ =" n Bernhard Rasche, ct al. ludg'
for 1913. 30
Herman Ruhe, assignee.
We. Clemens Kanienberg, ct al;
{ cuts. ment Of foreclosure for
fever Fred FRANKIE vs.. Frlck, 81
! am; Cabinet Co. dismissed.
auired. Jacob Frick, Jr., vs. John
atisfac- dolph. ct al. judgment tor ~
cents s.tl 4. u A Rnhnprt vs ~