The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-22
MANY CASES SETTLED.
The Court Ran Through the Docket
Monday and Cleared the Deck for
Action Quickly.


and as usual the first day was spent
in going over the docket with the law
yers and disposing of such cases as
have been settled, and setting the time
of hearing those to come up during the
term.
Among those settled by dismissal
are the following: State VS. T. V.
Campbell, Indictment; State VS. W.
S. Samuel. Indictment S. NJ. Cooper
VS. A. b. Ferguson; Northrup Lum-
Der Co., VS. Chas. Urine: Elizabeth
Schlemmer VS. John Schlemmer, di-
vorce; Northrup's Bank VS. Joel
Jackson.
Among the cases continued by con-
sent were: Jno Alexander VS. Silas
Banks, appeal; c. L. Bowman VS.
Jno. Selby, damage, Ida L. Clark VS.
A. T. & S. f. Ry., damages; Chicago
Lumber Co., VS. O. b. Nichols: Same
VS. j. w. Sugg: VIM. Davis VS. +. T.
Metcalf, damages: Henry Gear VS.
Joseph Pike; j. H. Giants VS. Fisher
Sisters, attachment; w. a. Martin VS.
same, attachment; Julia Williams VS.
same. attachment; L. w. Keplinger
VS. l.. d. Rombarger, damages: Nc
Kenna Bros. VS. Sol Winetraub; a.
G. Wells Lumber Co. VS. Northrup
Lumber Co., damages; William
Wood VS. Charity (Ross) Wood, di
vorce; Mary Giddens VS. VIM. Nash.
The following cases were settled out
of court and costs paid: 5. w. Banks
VS. H. L. Reagan: Chicago Lumber
Co. VS. II. White. foreclosure: Chic
ago Lumber Co. VS. l.. II. Endicott,
foreclosure; II. j. Jackson VS. Mid
land Savings & Loan Co.; VIM. T.
Lawrence VS. j. w. Coffey: G. K.
Mills VS. Roy Smock: NJ. f. Northrup
VS. j. N. Adams: c. w, Barnard VS.
M. X. u Y. Pl damages.
State VS. II Rushton, Indictment.
Defendant has disappeared and his
bond is declared forfeited and alias
warrant issued. Bond fixed at $500.
Adell H. Beaumont was granted a
divorce from her husband G. H. Beau
mont and the custody of her child.
Divorce not to- become operative for
six months.
In the suit for damages of G. F..
Drake VS. the Parkinson Sugar REIN
ing Company, a case from TT. Scott,
the plaintiff was given judgment in the
sum of 1915 and costs.
J. w. Edwards VS. lola Gas Com
pany, both sides were given time to
file papers.
Alice Fisher sued for divorce from
j. f. Fisher and Il. II. Cochran was
mixed up inthe suit. Plaintiff dismissed
the suit so far as Cochran i con-
cerned.
International Mortgage and Trust
Co. VS. 5. G. Warner. Judgement foi
plain tiff for S4,204.23 and costs
Mortgage foreclosed. Judgement
against defendant in favor of Blakel
Milling Co. for S653.7O to be a SECOND
lien on the land. In another suit be-
tween the Mortgage company and Var
ner judgment is given plaintiff for 81,
649.60 and costs, and the mortgage
ordered foreclosed.
j. G. Lee, as receiver for the lola
Manufacturing Company, asked Il
have the sale to the Northrups Sc
aside. Petition granted and nev
sale ordered.
A perpetual injunction was granted
as per prayer of plaintiff in the suit o
c. H. Pratt VS. j. c. Ard.
H. F. Schmidt was given judgemen
according to his prayer against Orlil
Thurston, jr.
The suit of John w. Taylor V
Henry Rockers to quiet title was de
cided in favor of plaintiff.
j. B. White was given iudgementfo
S7764 40 against r.. f.. Goodrich an
his mortgage ordered foreclosed.
Claude Lewis, found guilty in tn
city court of selling liquor, has al
pealed to the district court and tina
forming appeared and pleaded nc
guilty.
The trial of Ike Mason for the shoot
ing with intent to kill of Len Marti
came up before jury Tuesda
and occupied most of the time in coul
today.
A jury was empannelled to try tn
case of T. j. Wooliford and hi
drughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Smith. One Sunday the triomad
an assault on Mike Latiff, a Hungaria
peddler, and did very creditable jo
of beating the foreigner into pull
Mike came in town and swore out
warrant. The court room was packe
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