Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
Ryan Case Has Been Affirmed
Court House News.


Cold feet and pot cat cut considerN
bic figure in divorce action passed
on Monday by Judge Kohler. The case
is entitled Lulu Reichert VS.. George
I,eichardt
The testimony was heard before Hon.
II. G. Sanford, referee. After reading
II and getting both sides of the story
the court decided not to grant n di-
vorcc to either party. The referee re-
commended that Mrs. Reichardt be
given II decree and $500 alimony. The
court advised the parties to make one
more attempt TO live together. He
ordered the husband to pay the plain
tiff $40 down and S15 per month for
the next four months. At the end of
that time he believes they will have
nlade mp again.
They We're married in 1895. The
plaintiff alleged that her husband had
kicked her out of bed because she had
cold feet. He denies this. AS a coun-
ter charge he says that his wife told
him. i'm the presence of friends. that
she cared much more for the pet cat.
that she was holding, than she did for
him. She testified that lic had struck,
He asserts that his wife was subject
to cracked lips and that this was what
caused the bleeding. He says she
struck him across the face with n wet
rag and that she told him she wished
he had gone to the war instead of his
brother. He testified that she was Nv
ing with him mt the time the divorce
petition was filed. The following day
she left taking along all their Christ
mas presents, including new door
bell
BOSTON LAND is CHEAP.
Sheriff Kelly sold 119h acres of
land in Boston township Saturday to
Gen. Charles Dick. The consideration
was $3.50 This Is fraction over So
per acre. Tho property was owned by
| Willis =. Stair and was sold to satisfy
a mortgage.
NEW DIVORCE ACTIONS
| James Fl. Johnson asks for divorce
from his wife on the ground of adul-
terry. He names Frank Cleveland of
Cuyahoga Falls ms correspondent.
| Henry Il. Haynes alleges that his
wife, Viola, has broken her marriage
VOWS by committing adultery with
one William Diesz They were mar
ried Sept. II, 1875.
SUED ON ACCOUNT.
The Goodyear Tive h Rubber com
pany has filed an action in Common
Pleas court asking Judgment against
the Consolidated Rubber company in
the sum Of S25,5l210. It is alleged
that the amount is due on account.
COGNOVITS.
Hardy Machine company VS.. II. D..
Van Campen ct al. $2,672.04.
w. Fl. Carter, assignee VS.. Il. W..
Griswald, s27S.SS.
MONEY ACTION.
Akron Building & Loan Association
vs.. l.. A. White. Money and fore
closure. Amount claimed 81 1926.
William ii. Evans Building X Loan
Association VS.. David o. Weaver.
Money and foreclosure. Amount claim
ed $1,297.72.
GOOD STOCK.
w, IA. Kasch has filed II petition ask
ing Judgment against the Kasch Roof
ing company for Sl96 He alleges
this amount is due ns the dividend
on seven shares of stock. The diyl-
dend was IS per cent,
| RYAN MUST PAY.
Judge Kohlor passed on the some.
The State Monday morning. Ryan way
fined $50 and costs by Squire IIoft.
man for fishing with nets. The de-
fendant carried the case up on error.
The upper court hold that there WAS
no error and Ryan must settle.
CALENDAR ENTRIES.
Francis Soldering VS.. superior Min
ing company. Judgment for the plain
tiff, S3,4O4.11.
Ernest r. 'Pfueger VS.. Ernest A.
Pflueger, dismissed.
| !. f. KaldenbauGh VS.. Valley Rubber
company. Judgment for plaintiff.
S1.7O4.2S,
Jayettc Sliade VS., BENJAMIN Shade.
Divorce. Referred TO Il, G.. Webster.
The aimony action filed few days
ago by Mary Markham against stepl-
en- Markham has been settled.
WILL APPEAL.
w. Ii. Carter assignee of The j. r.
Sciberllng 4 Company will appeal
from the Judgment of the Probate
court in the case against Soldering
Miller & Company,