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

petition for divorce. Plaintiff states
mat she and the defendant were mar
RED March 5, 1900, at Keokuk, and
iived together as husband and wife I'M
I'll September %, 1900, when the de-
PENDANT deserted the plaintiff The |
plaintiff asks for decree of divorce.
W.. w. Epps, attorney for plaintiff
Alice M. Stamper VS.. Edward q. |
Stamper, petition for divorce. Plain
till states that she and the defendant
We're married July 81, 1892, in Scot
land county, Mo-, and that in August,
1899, the defendant deserted her. She
asks for decree of divorce and the
custody of her three minor children.
Seneca Cornell, attorney for plaintiff
Susan Lewis VS.. John G. Lewis, pc
ttion for divorce and to quiet title.
Plaintiff states that she and the de-
PENDANT were married Oct. 8, 1891, at
Ottumwa, and that the defend
ant deserted her in January, 1898,
and that he was guilty of cruel and
lnhuman treatment to her. She asks
tor a decree of divorce and that the
title to certain lands in Blake's addi-
ton to the city of Ottumwa and in the
town of Mystic be quoted in her. w.
w. Epps, attorney for plaintiff
David jenkins VS.. Maria Jenkins, pc
tition for divorce. Plaintiff states that
she and the defendant were married
June 25, 1877, in Warren, Ohio, and
that the defendant deserted him in
August, 1888. He asks for divorce.
w. W. Epps, attorney for plaintiff.
Gwenie jenkins VS.. David jenkins.
petition for divorce. Plaintiff states
that she and the defendant were mar
ried March IL, 1865, in Wales, and al
leSes that the defendant deserted her
in September, 1890, and prays for
decree of divorce from the defendant,
w. w. Epps, attorney for plaintiff.
Clara Marshall VS.. w. B. Marshall,
petition for divorce. Plaintiff states
that she and the defendant were mar
ried September Is, 1899, at Ottumwa,
and that the defendant deserted her in
September, 1900. She asks for de-
cree of! divorce and the custody of her
minor child Marie Marshall. Seneca
Cornell, attorney for plaintiff,
Isabelle Olney VS.. Moves Oliiey, petit
| tition for divorce. Plaintiff states that
she and the defendant were married
in Wapello county, November %, 1882,
| and that they lived together as hus-
band and wife until 1902. She charges
him with cruel and inhuman treatment
and prays for a decree of divorce and
the custody of her two minor children,
Arthur and Lavina. Williams & Will
l!ams, attorneys for plaintiff.
w. T. Peppers VS.. Mira Peppers, pc
tition for divorce. Plaintiff states
that he and the defendant were mar
ried in Davis county, in 1878, and lived
! together until September, 1900, when,
he claims. tile defendant deserted him
without just cause. He prays for a
decree of ,!ivorce and for the custc'iy
/ of their minor child, Rex Peppers.
/ Williams d Williams, attorneys for
| plaintiff
Mary True VS.. Greene d. True, petit
ton FOR divorce. Plaintiff states that
she and the defendant we're married
at Portsmouth, Ohio, April 3, 1902
and that the defendant deserted her
in August, 1907. She prays that size
be granted. IL decree Of divorce from
the defendant and that she be granted
the sim of 5000 as temporary alimo
ny, $50 as court costs, and 500 as
attorneys fees. She also asks fol
$500 as permanent alimony. A. w
Enoch, attorney for plaintiff.
Annie Crickbaum VS.. Charles Crick
baum. petition for divorce. Plaintiff
states THAT she and the defendan,
we're married december "a, 1893, a.
Ottumwa, and are still living together
in this city, She alleges that the de
PENDANT is an habitual drunkard ant
charges him with cruel and inhumar
treatment. She prays for a decree O
divorce and asks for the custody O