Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-11
Miscellaneous Cases.

Mr. and Mrs. sStonestreet were married
in Chester township, Poweshiek county.
on Jan. .. 1889.
Miscellaneous Cases.
A large number OF cases OF a mlScel-
laneous nature have been filed for the
September term. +. S. Widl is plaintiff
in three actions on promissory notes
One case is brought against Willem
Wiebrands on a note for $40. dated
Jan. -. 1893, bearing S per cent inter-
est: another for $40 made on the same
date at the same rate of interest; and a
third for $40 The plaintiff asks iudg-
nent for S525. interest at per cent and
costs of suit. In another action of
similar nature Hinderk Van Oosten is
made defendant. In this action the
plaintiff alleges that the defendant gave
him a promissory note for S14l.20 on
July S, 1890, to bear s per cent interest.
He seeks to secure a judgment for $500,
costs and attorneys fees. The third ac-
ton brought by Mr.. Widl is against the
defendants of the above named cases,
whom, he alleges, signed note together
on April /, 1891, for s19S.S1, to bear in
terest at 10 per cent. He asks Juds-
ment for $500 in this instance.
st. Anthony, has filed an action against
the Iowa Central Railway Company IN
which he seeks $500 damages for the
death of a horse which he claims was
killed by one of the defendant COM
rany's Story City branch passenger
trains, at a public road crossing one
half mile east of St Anthony, on May
%. 1902. The plaintiff states the ami
NAL was valued at $3.50. and he prays
for actual damages in the sum of $3.50,
and exemplary damages for similar
amount.
The Kurtz Wagon Company is de-
PENDANT In two actions on accounts. The
Little Lumber Company of st. Louis,
is plaintiff in one, in which judg-
ment for S3O6.O7 is asked. and the Sand
age Steel Skein Company. of South
Rend. Ind. in another. in which a judg-
nent for s315O2 is sought. Each of the
cases is based on material that has been
furnished the company. which the
plaintiffs alleged is not paid for.
Edward ~ Holt is plaintiff in an ac-
ton against John w. Bryant r. a.
Spence and ]. d. Spence, whom he
claims executed promissory note to
him on Feb. IL, 1896. for 500, all of |
which is unpaid excepting Sl0.67. He .
asks judgment for 5149 and interest al
S per cent
Fl. w. E,nglehart has brought suit
against II. w. Squires in which he asks
J, Judgment for $10S.50, interest from
March l. 1902. at 6 per cent. and costs
OF suit. The plaintiff alleges that be-
tween Aug 1. 1901. and March l. 1902
he loaned the defendant various sums
IF money, aggregating $103.5O. which
the defendant has refused to pay.
Henry A. Bill VS.. f'raternal Accident
Society. of Cedar Rapids. is the title of
4 case in which the plaintiff seeks S232
damages. Bill claims that on Jan. 10.
1902. while engaged in his occupation.
ne slipped and fell to the ground a
arge plank that he was carrying hav-
ng fallen on him in such a manner as
o produce a severe hernia; also to
;pran his back and prevent him from
oeing out of the house for eight weeks.
1e alleges that he was unable to per-
orm any kind of labor for eleven weeks
md he wants So weekly indemnity, ac-
,ording to the face OF his policy.