Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-17
per month alimony. w. r. Nelson attorney
for plaintiff

| Evaline Hamilton VS.. Henry Hamilton
Petition for divorce. 1t is stated that the
plaintiff and defendant We're married in
Eddyville in 1873 and lived together as
husband and wife until 1892 when the de-
PENDANT deserted plaintiff without cause
and has since failed to contribute TO her
support w. Il. Nelson attorney for plain
| tiff.
Irene Hathaway vs. Andrew Hathaway
| Petition for divorce. Plaintiff states that
she and defendant were married in Kinks
| vile, Mo-. September 2S 1884 and lived
| together as husband and wife until Aug
ust 10, 1901. and that since that time
that she be divorced from the defendant
and begiyen the custody of two minor
| children Fullen ~ Ayres attorneys for
| plaintiff.
| Edith Lane VS.. Rcynold I4ane-Petition
| for divorce Plaintiff states that she and
| defendant We're married at Tacoma Iowa.
| December 49, 1898, and lived together as
| husband and wife until December 49, 1902
| Plaintiff asks for divorce upon statutory
grounds, for the custody of her minor child
and for $500 alimony. j. A. Lowenberg
attorney for plaintiff
Pearl Larew VS.. Fred Larew-Petition
| for divorce. In her petition plaintiff states
| that she and defendant We're married in
| Ottumwa December 24, 1901 and that now
she asks for divorce upon statutory
grounds. b. w. Scott attorney for plain
| tiff.
Georgiana Martz VS.. Alfred Martz-Peti-
| ton for divorce. Plaintiff states that on
June 4, 1879, she and defendant were mar
ried in Adams township. Wapello county
| Plaintiff prays for divorce upon the
grounds of descrtion, adultery and cruel
and inhuman treatment and asks that she
be allowed the sum of $500 alimony
Steck Il Smith attorneys for plaintiff.
Lydia e. Parsons vs. Chas. A. Parsons
| Petition for divorce In her petition plain-
tiff states that she and defendant were
married in Eddyville, August, 1891. and
| that they lived together as husband and
| wife until about three months ago when
the defendant deserted her. She asks for
a divorce and $500 alimony. w. r. Nelson
attorney for plaintiff.
Minnie Stacey VS.. John f. Stacey-Peti-
tion for divorce Plaintiff states that she
and defendant We're married in Hedrick
August s, 1902. that defendant has been
| guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment
and is an habitual drunkard She asks for
a divorce and such further relief as the
| court may deem Just. Steck g. Smith, at
| torneys for plaintiff.
| Della Serbs VS.. Chas Substitution
| for divorce. In her petition plaintiff states
| that she and defendant We're married De-
4 cember II, 1900, in Kansas City. Mo. She
asks for a divorce in the grounds of cruel
and inhuman treatment, habitual drunken
1 ness and statutory grounds. Clyde S.
Sparks attorney for plaintiff.
Il. j. Walker VS.. Charles Deeds and Wal
ford & Wheaton-Petition to quench title.
| Plaintiff prays that her claim and inter
/ est in certain described real estate be es-
tablished in her and the defendant be for
ever barred from having any right or title
to same. w. w. Epps attorney for plain
| tinff.
Richard johnson VS.. Millie Johnson-Pe-
| tition for divorce. Plaintiff states that he
/ and defendant We're united in marriage
July IL, 1900, and lived together as hus-
band and wife up to March, 1903. Plaintiff
asks for divorce Oh statutory grounds. w.
w. Epps attorney for plaintiff.
| Etfie NJ. Logan VS.. Fred F.. Logan-Peti-
tion for divorce. Plaintiff states that she
and defendant We're married March 3, 1895,
in Mercer county, Missouri, and lived to-
gether as man and wife until April 1902.
| Plaintiff further states that defendant has
4 been guilty of cruel and inhuman treat
ment and that her life has been endan-
gered by him and asks th;:t she be divorc-
ed from defendant. w. w. Epps attorney
for defendant.
1 Isaac w. Jones, ct al. VS.. Solomon Ty-
rell-Petition to quiet title. Plaintiff asks
that defendants be forever barred and
cstopped from having any claim or title to
certain described real estate adverse to
plaintiffs title to same. Seneca Cornell,
attorney for plaintiff
| j. l. Klingler VS.. Harry Blystone, ct al
Petition to quiet title. Plaintiff prays that
| he be decreed absolute owner of certain
described real estate and that defendants
| be barred from having any further right
or claim against same Sumner Siberell
| attorney for plaintiff
| Manning & Epperson VS.. ] Z. Besco-Ac-
ton on note. Plaintiff asks Judgment
against defendant in the sum of 500 prin-
| cipal and interest upon a promisory note.
| w. X. Nelson attorney for plaintiff.
Clement Powell VS.. Mary Hagey-Petition
to quiet title Plaintiff prays that she be
declared absolute owner in fee simple of
certain described real estate free and clear
of all liens and mortgages and that defend
ants be forever barred from all interest in
or title to same. AIcElroy & McElroy at
torneys for plaintiff.
E. L. Shrum VS.. Nathan Rounesville, eli
Ial-Petition to quiet title. Plaintiff prays
that his right and title to certain describ
ed real estate be established in fee simple
| and that defendants be barred from hay
ing any share or interest in the same.
NJ b. Sparks attorney for plaintiff.
Frank o. Shields and Emma Shields VS.
Joseph Seaton, ct al--Petition to quiet tt
tie Plaintiffs pray that decree of the
court establish their claim to certain de
scribed real estate in fee simple and that
defendants be forever barred from having
any right or title to the premises adverse
to the plaintiff. Leggett & Mckinney at
torneys for plaintiff.
| L. e. Shrum VS.. Nathan Rounesyille, et
al-Petition to quiet title. Plaintiff asks
that his estate in said lands be established
in fee simple and that defendants be forev
er barred from any title or interest il
same adverse to plaintiff. NJ. 3. Sparks
attorney for plaintiff.
Mary True VS.. Green d. True-Petitior
for temporary alimony, attorney fees ant
costs. Plaintiff states that she is the wife
of the defendant, that She and defendant
went on visit to Scioto county, Ohio, IL
May 90 1902, that defendant returned
home promising to send money for her re
turn later, that although repeatedly beg
ged and importuned to send money fol
her return defendant has refused either t.
send for her or to contribute to her sup
port Plaintiff further states that becaus,
of an accident she is unable to care fol
herself and prays that defendant be or
dered to furnish her temporary almony
A. W. Enoch attorney for plaintiff.
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