The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-26
COURT COMES SOON.
Fairly Busy Session, But Little Of
Great Interest.
FIVE DIVORCES WANTED

FIVE DIVORCES WANTED.
Manila Occupies Large Place on Docket.
"A Number Of Damage suits-Cream-
| cry Mans Troubles.
| District Court convenes October 9th,
with the prospect of a busy two weeks
session. The docket does not show
many cases Of general interest as did
the docket of the last session.
Among the criminal cases are those
OF the State VS.. Butler and the State VS..
l.. w. Mitchell, the absconding cream
cry man OF Manila. There are several
other actions against him aid he is apt
to be central figure throughout the
term. This is not all of Manilla's
troubles. b. Sachra sues the town for
$4,000 on account of an injury through
defective sidewalk A MI. Purdy
asks the town to pay him s25 90 for
prospecting for water, and Mr.. Book of
Manila asks damages to the extent of
$500 90 from G. @. Norgard on a build.
ing contract deal.
The Islander cases of Grace Cushing
vs. Mary and Pat Hederman are again
on the docket, and John Griffen asks
$1,000 damages from the county on ac-
count of bad bridge.
The first jury trial, called for Mon
day, Oct. 10Th, is the case of Charles
Smith vs.. G. & N. w. BY. in which the
company appeals from the decision of
the Justices court, allowing $24 so for
wagon struck by the train.
The Northwestern also appeals from
decision granted M. T. Keane for
being kicked from train at Vail, and
from decision giving DR.. C. w. Carr
1893 90 for surgical services when VIM.
Mars son was accidentally injured at
Arion. The Ft. Dodge and Omaha
by. comes in for its snare of attention.
having appealed from the Sheriff's jury
as to amount of damages in condemns
ton proceedings against Cashus w.
Newcom, VIM. Kunze. p. Beermaker
and w. A. McHenry.
The county brings action to attach
some notes belonging to Fred Bucher, a.
man who was severely injured by the
Milwaukee road near Arion, and who
was cared for at county expense.
There are five applications for di-
vorce. the largest number, we believe,
ever asked for at one time before in the
county. The,cases are docketed a. fol-
lows: j. Broadus VS.. NJ. Broadus;, Mrs
La Burke VS.. R. l.. La Burke; Hattie
Allen vs.. Sam E. Aliens Emma BOYLE
vs. James Boyle; Lizzie Boyles VI. M
Boyles. sss3:
Note the calls for republican, caus,
cuses. 8
A. Norelius of Kiron was Denison
visitor to-day.
Bro. Caswell should get in juxtaposi-
ton with his dictionary.
The Friday Club will hold an adj
journed meeting this evening with Mrs
G. 3. Kemming.
Mr.. Isbell of South Dakota. visited
last week with his mother, Mrs. Isbell
and his sisters Mrs. Hope Mrs. Baker.
Levee Revels," a hot African piece
written by O'Hare and played so much
by Sousa, at the Opera House Friday
evening. Hold your feet.
The masons will have large meet.
! ing tonight. Delegates from Harlan,
J, Mapleton, Dunlap, Vail, Charter Oak
and Manning will be in attendance.
| j. w. Campbell was Denison guest
over Sunday. He is now on the road
for wholesale coffee house and will
make his headquarters at Mason City
Iowa.
Miss Annie Mccarthy leaves tomor
row for Philadelphia where she will
consult specialist in regard to her in
jured arm. We feel that the city should
pay the judgment due her at once.
Halver Norman is at work in Stock.
holm township building 81 200 hom'
for F. p. Nixon. This is but anothe
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