The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-03-14
New Court Cases.

G.. +. Shriever 4 Sons VS.. Newt on
Gould. Plaintiff has filed a writ of error,
their petition stating that o.. y. l.. Hair
per, justice of peace of Long Creek town
ship, committed errors IN certain rulings
in the above entitled case, and asking
that he be required to certify all of his
record in the case. This is the famous
pony case, twice tried at Van Vert. The
first time the jury disagreed, and when
the second trial came off the plaintiff
filed motion for change of venue, but
the justice refused to grant it, and from
this decision plaintiff has appealed to
the district court. V. Il. McGinnis and
Harvey & Parrish attorneysfor plaintiff.
Floretta Kelley VS.. Robert Kelley
!, Plaintiff sues for divorce on the grounds
,, of cruel and inhuman treatment. They
were married in Decatur county, Nov.
10, 1867, and lived together until Sep
TENDER, 1898. Plaintiff alleges defendant
has struck and kicked her, and at differ
ent times whipped her with buggy
whip and stick, and for some time he
has failed to contribute to her support.
She asks for a decree of divorce, 500
temporary and $500 permanent alimeny.
| V. II. McGinnis attorney for plaintiff.
The case Of G. +. Heilig VS.. DR.. B.
Christy, which was tried before Justice
j. l.. Harvey, has been appealed to the
district court on a writ of error. Plain
tiff secured a judgment against defend
ant for 1924, as money procured by
fraudulent representations in contest
lar young lady while the German Medi-
cine Co. was III Leon. Defendant filed
a demurrer, and when Justice Harvey
overruled it, defendant claims he com.
mitted error. L. B. Jackson attorney
for plaintiff, Marion Woodland attorney
for defendant.
/ VIM. Woodland VS.. John Jones and +.
g. Mclaughlin. Suit is brought on a
note for $3l2.50, dated Feb. Z, 1898.
Marion Woodland attorney for plaintiff.
Carr & Adams Cows. Wood Binning.
Suit is brought on an account for goods
sold add delivered to defendant. V. Il.
McGinnis attorney for plaintiff
l.. w. Carter VS.. M. and E. J. Sankey.
Suit is brought on two notes, one for
SIG and one for $25, dated March %,
1897. S. A. Gates attorney for plaintiff.
j l.. Metiersvs. Singer Manufacturing
Co. Plaintiff sues for an accounting
with defendant on business growing out
of the sales of sewing machines by plain.
tiff and l.. nj. Booth, the latter having
assigned his claim TO plaintiff. The
amount In controversy cannot be deter.
mined until the books of defendant are
produced. Geo. w. Baker attorney for
plaintiff.
r. L. Parrish and Marion +. Stookey
VS.. George Carter and wife. Suit i
brought on note for 800, dated Sept.
8, 1892, gwen by defendants for attor-
, ney fees in divorce case which was set.
tied before coming to trial. Il. j.. Par.
IRISH and Marion f. Stookey attorneys
E for plaintiff.
Emma Davenport VS.. Zelphia Daven
port. Plaintiff brings suit for $1,000
! damages for SANDER, which consisted in
writing vile and obscene letter to the
plaintiff, which was mailed through the
Leon postotfice. The letter is made 6
part of the petition, but it istoo vile and
obscene for publication. Marion Wood
: ard attorney for plaintiff.
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