Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-07
NEW SUITS.

| pcdl Dy ucIb- lIOAA JAbSdItAl lCuuCAt'
by c. E. Anderson, j. P, of $50. %.
Lewis c. Wick VS. Faternities Acct
dnnt Order, appeal by deft from judg
ment rendered by c. E. Anderson.J. P.
for 5000 Wick sued the deft on an ac
cident policy which he held and which
he claims they did not pay after he sus
tanned en- injury last year.
Thomas B. Jones VS. P. J. Newton,
appeal by deft from judgment of Henry
Niece, j. p, for sec.
j. NJ. Bowser VS. T. J. Marshall and
VIM Crage appeal by defts from judg
ment of R. B. Gilghrist,J. p, TOR so1. 50
Maria R, Rice ys J. 5 Rice, petition
for divorce. The plaintiff states they
were married Oct. 81, 1885, and that the
same day her husband deserted her ano
has not since returned.
Sarah E. ReisiDger of Butler VS. VIM.
J. Reisinger, petition for divorce on
! grounds of cruel and barbarous treat
ment. The parties were married in 1896.
W. W. Ellenberger and wife VS. A. w.
Hartje, appeal by deft. from judgment
rendered by ]. n. Graham, j. P.
Eli Winner VS. C. G. Ofitt, appeal by
deft. from judgment of J. NJ. McGeary,
J. p, for SOL.
Eleanor Deveril VS. VIM. Deveril, peti-
ton for divorce.
Eberhart Meier VS. Henry Rice, tres
pass for $500 damages claimed by Meier
because Rice closed the lane by which
he had access to and from his farm to
the public road in Lancaster twp.
ARGUMENT COURT.
Sidney Winner of West Liberty was
granted divorce from her husband,
VIM. Winner. She testified that he bit
her on the arm so severely that blood
poisoning was threatened; also that once
in fit of rage he bit horse.
Martha Rodgers of Butler was grant
ed a divorce from Daniel E. Rodgers.
Divorces were granted to Ella Blythe
from Geo. B. Blythe; Sadie Hepler from
A. J. Hepler; and Macy NJ. Lewis from
E. A. Lewis.
Joseph Kriddle and Anton Spingler
took the naturalization oath, Tuesday.
Isadore Luciano, who was also petion-
er for naturalization, was absent on ac-
count of sickness.
Motor for new trial was refused in
the case of q. Winters VS. P. & w. rail
road.
The case of Connoquenessing twp.
School Board VS. Jane Hemphill was
heard but not decided.
New trial was refused in the case of
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SHERIFF SALES.
Sheriff Hoon has made the following
sales:
House and lot of D. o. Pisor on
Cecilia St, Butler to Chas. A Gibson for
$165O.
Forty acres of David E. Dickey in
Butler twp to Frank Kohler for $3.50.
Sixty-five acres of Joseph d. Henry in
Connoquenessing twp, to Jas. M. Gal
breath for 1926.
Thirty-four acres of T. A. McCol-
Tough in Muddycreek to Dilla McCol-
Tough for $500.
w. Norris in Penn twp. to Levi M.
Wise for $405.
Interest in 230 acres in Washington
bND DtlO1SlD3 W OtilliC "a
to Sarah E. Goehring for $500; also IA
acres of same to same for $50
One hundred acres of Nelson Smith,
decd. in Parker twp. to John Fl. Shiever
for $175
125 acres of James A. Thompson in
Cherry twp to Matthew Brown for 800.
David Miller farm of 110 acres in
Centre twp to Frank Semple for $75.
Nv erht nf Row g.
Limberg estate in Butler twp. to Theo-
dore G. Limberg for $3.50.
The writ against p. and J. A. Mcbride
Of Clearfield twp. was stayed by order
Of U. S. District Court.
Sale of the Kennedy farm in Adams
twp was adjourned until p IN. today.
Sale of the Mary E. Smith property at
Great Belt was stayed until 1 p. m.,
Friday, March s.
NOTES.
Ira Scott of Winfield twp, who was
convicted of a&b on NJ. Saylor, has been
sentenced to the Huntingdon Reform
atory
Wesley Hoover of Harmony has been
put in Jail on process issued on an old
charge of desertion.
Viewers have reported favorably on
the petition of Jackson twp. citizens for
vacation and supply of road and the
building of new bridge over Little
Connoquenessing creek; $50 damages
were assessed in favor of David M.
ZIegler.
Hugh Morrison has been returned to
court for furnishing liquor to minors on
complaint of Mary Conrad.
Clarence Weigel has been held for
f&b.
The r. S. Dambach, decd, farm in
Forward twp. was sold at trustees sale
Friday afternoon to Geo. Dambach for
$3340
The McGaffic farm in Slipperyrock
tip. was sold Friday to oJPWest for $1,000.
Daniel Dunbar of Forward twp was
arrested Friday afternoon by Constable
Mathers and County Detective McMar-
lin for committing a nuisance at the
drinking fountain on Main street. He
was fined $25 and costs or 80 days to
Jail by Burgess Thomas McNair. Sat
urday Dunbar paid his fine and was re-
leased.
Bridge inspectors have approved the
new Anderson bridge over Connoqne-
Messing creek.
A. B. G. Mcfarland has been appoint
ed auditor in the estate of John Ander
son, decd.
Viewers have reported in favor of the
vacation of a road in Clay twp.
Samuel NJ Seaton has been appointed
gdn. of the minor children of VIM.
Christy, decd, of Concord twp. and
has petitioned for leave to sell real
estate, 100 acres in Concord twp.
A write of partition has been awarded
in the estate of Andrew Mcbride.
On motion of the School Board of
Connoquenessing twp. rule was grant
ed in the case of the School Board VS.
Jane HemphiD to show cause why her
bail, j. A. Shakeley, should not justify.
Geo. G. Pillow, John A. Bedenbach
and A. d. Thorne were appointed view
ers in the petition of Forward twp.
citizens for a new bridge over Conn
oquenessing.
Samuel NJ. Seaton, admir- of George
Flowers, decd, has petitioned for leave
| to sell decedent' real estate in Marion
twp. to pay debts.
Lulu L. Daubenspeck has petitioned
| for partition of the real estate of Mrs.
Nancy Jane Kepler. AZ acres in Parker
| twp.
Platt r. Sutton has been appointed