Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

ly, George Hall, p. +. Simeons, Uts
Reed, Rhoda Hughes, all white.
Court Notes.
Willis johnson VS.. E. Kahn; trial b.
jury.
Bank of Morgan Co. VS.. Annie S
Smith; continued at cost Of defendant
Jacob A. Quick VS.. Wabash Rail
road Co.; plaintiff files motion to Sc
aside non-suit.
w. I. Asbury vs.. G. & A. Railroad
Co.; continued by consent at equa
cost.
Fl. H. Sturgeon VS.. G. A. Gilbert
continued at cost Of defendant.
Kate Clement VS.. Chas. Neal; con
tinued at cost of defendant.
Ruby Buckner VS.. Henry Buckner
divorce granted plaintiff and custod,
of minor children allowed her.
j. r. Claeher VS.. w. T. Hughlett
verdict for defendant.
T. HI. Winans VS.. Alice e. Ragsdale
trial by jury.
Bank Of Morgan County VS.. Annie
L. Stephens, motion for continuance
sustained.
Jacob Quick VS.. Wabash, verdict fol
defendant.
J. R. Clacher VS.. W. T. Hughlett,
on trial.
Emma Buckner vs.. Henry Buckner,
divorce granted plaintiff.
Lafayette Newkirk VS.. @. s. A. and
Missouri Pacific railroad companies,
Judgment for $3.50 by consent.
The case Of Jacob Quick vs.. Wabash
R. r. Co., an action for damage, has
been on trial the most Of the afternoon
and will probably run into tomorrow.
John Boyd VS.. Julia Boyd, case dis
missed on plaintiffs testimony.
City Of Mexico VS.. Julia Cook, set In
lieu Of case No. n.
Leonard Morris VS.. Wabash II. r.,
plaintiff dismisses suit.
John Morris VS.. Wabash r. r.,
plaintiff dIsmlsses suit.
THE PETIT JURY.
The petit jury for the present term
Of court is as follows: John Moran, j.
L Crouch, G. b. Brown, Henry Oliver,
NJ. W. Glascock, ]. r. Braden, /. JIM.
Smith, e. R. Hagan, T. P. Noel, Joe
zimmerman, o. L. Elder, j. NJ. Culbert-
son, G. G. Turner, G. w. Vanlanding-
ham, G. II. Brown, w. T. Bratton, G..
w. Ridgeway, R. L. Fitzwater, ]. O.
Lewis, w. II. Brown, S. NJ. Gilbert, ].
H. Davis, Phil Rebman.
In Memoriam Of Mrs Nancy Green
Mrs. Nancy Green departed this
life on January 6, 1902, of old age, at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. J.. O..
Woods, with whom she had made her
home for the last five years. Her
maiden name was Nancy Woodgate.
She was born March l, 1911, in Bour-
bon county, Kentucky, making her 50
years, 10 months and 6 days old at the
time of her death. She was married
TO Samuel Dingle April Is, 1880. To
this union five children were born, of
which Mrs. Taz johnson, of this city,
is the only one living. Her husband
and four children have preceded her
to the grave. She moved to Missouri
in 1884 and after the death Of her
first husband she was married to Jno.
Green, who has also preceded her
to the grave. To this union five
children were born, all Of whom were
present at the time of her death to
mourn her loss. But why should they
mourn? She was prepared to go.
She Joined the Methodist church
when fifteen years old and has lived
the life a Christian should ever since.
She has only gone before to make
heaven more attractive to those she
leaves behind. So then dear children,
prepare to meet death, for at any hour
when you think not the dear Lord to
you will come. The funeral services
we're conducted by Revs. Hanna and
Royal Jesse. The body was laid to
rest in the Thompson grave yard to
await the resurrection morn.
A FRIEND.