Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-11-23

|. ], T. Edling VS.. ]. w. Nichols ct
al, debt; dismissed for want of prose-
cution.
James T. Warden VS.. D. R. Lee,
debt appeal; costs paid in full by
plaintiff, and cause dismissed by clerk
of this courtin vacation.
NJ. J. Severance VS.. A. E. Sever
ance, injunction; dismissed as per
stipulation filed. Injunction dissolv-
ed, right of action on bond waived,
and costs taxed accordingly.
EN-. Williams, assignee Bank of
Salisbury, VS.. T. H. Walton, suit on
note; no trial, a settlement having
been agreed on by the plaintiff and
defendants. The defendant. I. H.
Walton, deposits with the clerk
of this court quit-claim deed from
saio Walton and his wife to said Will
liams, assignee as aforesaid, for the
W hf of IS-22-I5 in Pawnee county,
Kas., and also an abstract of title to
said tract of land, which deed and
abstract of title are to be held
by said clerk subject to orders
of this court, and also subject to the
written agreement between said par
ties under which said deed and alb
stract are so deposited.
Same VS.. same, same; same.
w. w. Riddell VS.. Thos. A. Sports
man ct al, debt-appeal; appeal dis
missed.
Blanche Robinson, COL, VS.. the
Wabash Railway Co., damages, trans
ferred to circuit court of the United
States for the western district of Mis-.
souri, at Kansas City on application
of defendant This is the case in
which Mrs. Robinson brought suit
against the Wabash railway for SIS 900
for killing her husband, Harry P.
Robinson, at Brunswick the night of
the 10Th of June, 1900. 1t is said
/ that at the time Robinson was struck
g,aaANabash train and killed he was
shs iaaaaase Of fgqtaars /
B. T. Fleetwood VS.. Nelson Bow
man ct al, suit to set aside deed leave
to file an amended petition making
Eli Harris party defendant, and
summons for said Harris and alias for
Vitula Bowman to sheriff of Jackson
county, Mo, and cause continued.
Sidnle Reppenhagen VS.. Charles
Reppenhagen, divorce; non suit.
Ella May Morris VS.. Samuel T.
Morris, divorce; plaintiff divorced
upon payment of costs, and restored
to her maiden name. Ella May
Ashley.
E. NJ. Williams, assignee Bank of
Salisbury, motion for leave to COM
promise certain suits; motion taken up,
heard and sustained and it is ordered
by the court that assignee have leave
to sell, at pubic or private sale, notes,
accounts and other evidences Of debt,
and cause continued.
J. A. Collet, prosecuting attorney,
files the appointment of L. N. Demp-
sey as deputy prosecuting attorney,
and the oath of office as such is ad-
ministered to said Dempsey In open
court.
The 2Ist day of November, 1900,
comes Frances M. Veatch who, at the
general election held the 9th day of
November, 1900, was duly elected
sheriff of Charlton county, files his bond
as such with himself as principal and
Thos. ]. Veatch, Alonzo L. WelCh,
y. b. Anderson, Nj. A. Prather, NJ. r.
Courtney and L. L. Wheeler as sur
cites, in the penal sum Of $4,000, !,
payable to the state of Missouri and
conditioned as required by law, which
said bond is approved and ordered to
be filed with the clerk of this court.
Alice Arnold VS. E. H. Brooks ct
al attachment; attachment sustained.
Motion for costs sustained, and bond
ordered to be given within 60 days.
Marriage OF plaintiff suggested, and
order to prosecute in her present
name, Alice Dandrige, and cause
continued at plaintiff S cost.