Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-30

Ottumwa Loan and Building aSSocia-
ton ct al, petition in equity Plain
tiff states that on June /, 1900, the
defendant association borrowed from
J. w. Jordan the sum of $4,000, giving
it's promissory note for same, Sc
cured by mortgage on certain describ-
ed real estate in Ottumwa, and further |
states that it has purchased from said
j. W. Jordan the note and mortgage
aforesaid Plaintiff further represents
that part of the property covered by
the mortgage had previously been sold
to B. r. McElderry Plaintiff asks
for decree ordering the receiver for
the association to convey to plaintiff a
deed to the property in question, the
same to held in trust for the said
B. R. McElderry and conveyed to him
on the fulfillment of his contract. OF
purchase. Mitchell & Hunter attorneys
for plaintiff.
Ottumwa l.. B. & S. association VS.
Johanna c. Mitchell ct al, petition OF
foreclosure. Plaintiff states that on
February IL, 1901, the defendants
bought six shares of it's capital stock,
borrowed $500 and as security on said
loan conveyed to plaintiff mortgage
on lot s, in Robinson's first addition
| in Ottumwa. Jaques & Jaques at
torneys for plaintiff.
| Ottumwa L. B. & S. association VS.
J. D. Feree ct al, petition for fore
closure. Plaintiff states that on May
| II, 1901, J. D. Ferree borrowed OF
plaintiff $1,000 giving as security the
sixteen shares of stock in said as
ISOLATION owned by him and
mortgage on lot 8, of Ferree & Muir's
addition to Ottumwa. Plaintiff asks
foreclosure of the mortgage claiming
that j D. Ferree is indebted to the
association in the sum of S1,644.2S.
Jaaues & Jaques attorneys for plain
tiff.
Ottumwa L. B. & S. association VS.
Helen R. Shaw ct al, petition for fore
closure Plaintiff states that on June
4, 1900, the defendants bought four
/ shares of it's capital stock, borrowed
$500, and as security conveyed to
/ plaintiffs the mortgage on part of lot
i 5. block 8. in R. S. Smiths second adj
dition to Pickwick. Plaintiff further
states that mortgage is due and asks
for foreclosure. Jaques & Jaques, at
torney for plaintiff.
Ottumwa l.. B. 6, S. association VS.
Kitty Jordan, petition for foreclosure.
Plaintiff states that on August IA, 1897
the defendant borrowed of the plalntiff
$3.50 and as security gave plaintiff a
mortgage on lot s, in Taylor & Will
liamsop's. subdivision, also pledging
four shares of stock of the said asso
; citation, owned by her. Plaintiff fur
Their states that there is now due on
said bond and mortgage the sum OF
$341.S2 and, asks for foreclosure
Jaques & Jaques, attorneys for plain
tiff.
. Ottumwa L. B. & S. association VS.
A. E. Park ct al, petition for foreclos
ure. Plaintiff states that on January 4
: 1901, A. E. Park and Anna X. Park
T. borrowed of plaintiff $3.50 securing
!, said loan by mortgage on certain rea
! estate in Wapello county. Plaintiff
states that there is now due en- the
!, mortgage s247.08 and asks for fore
: closure. Jaques & Jaques, attorney
! for plaintiff.
!, Ottumwa l.. B. & S. association Vi
!. Gust Lindholm ct al, petition for fore
t closure Plaintiff states that on Eel
1 ruary 10, 1900 Gust and Christina
= Lindholm subscribed, for four share
J. OF the stock Of said association whic'
g was at the time pledged for loan o
L $3T5 made by plaintiff to defendants
Y that as further security plaintiff wa
n given mortgage upon lot 2, bloc
d II, in Blal:es first addition to OttuI
n wa. Plaintiff further states that ther
s is due on this mortgage $231.S4, an
t. asks for foreclosure. Jaques
Jaques. attorneys for plaintiff.
r John S. Reno ct al va M. b. ..emle
r. ct al, petition for foreclosure, plaintii
n states that on April 26, 1901 NJ.
d Lemley and Mary B. Lemley borrow
Y ed 5000 from the plaintiff, giving tw
e promissory notes, each for $500, sal
v notes being secured by mortgages C
n lots 5, 6, and Z, block 10, second add
o tion to town of Chillicothe. Plainti
it further states that the notes are du
e and unpaid and asks that the propert
a. be sold to satisfy the claim again!
it, Williams & Williams, attorney
r, for plaintiffs.
IS Alois Shafer VS. NJ e. Jackson ct q
n petition for foreclosure. Plainti
1t states that on July IS, 1891, NJ.
re jackson and Mrs. Sarah E. Jaclso
# executed to the plaintiff a promissol
4, note for $3.50 with interest and gave {
lie security a mortgage on lots / and
t. in Eagan's first addition to Ottumw
Plaintiff further states that lot No.
lie was subsequently sold to A. j. Crear
er, who assumed the payment of tt
= mortgage in suit. Plaintiff furth,
states that lot No. was conveyed
l.. o. Montgomery and by him to E
ward Jordan, eacn of whom in turn a
sumed the payment of mortgage
$3.50. Plaintiff asks judgment again
the defendants and for the foreclosu
of the mortgage. McNett & Tisdal
attorneys for plaintiff.
Ia Ottumwa Fitting Co. VS. S. M. w
son ct al petition for foreclosur
Plaintiff asks Judgment against S.
Wilson and Mrs. S. M. Wilson f
D $4S.07, amount claimed to be due it fl
work done and asks that its mocha
les lien be established against certa
described property in the city of {
e tumwa and foreclosed to satisfy sa
claims. McNett & Tisdale, attorne
for plaintiff.
Katie Adds VS. Charles Adds, pc
es ton for divorce. Plaintiff states tn
70 she and the defendant were marri
II Nov. 20, 1898, at Centerville, and fl
IL thor states that defendant has hacOr