Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-13

c. A. BucHwALD DEFENDANT
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Sued for Payment On Policy Claimed
to tiave Been Issuod to Ernest Bru-
ner-Mrs. Lillian N. Olson Brings
Action for Divorce-other Cases.

AS ii IcSull VI HIS titcsst, Ct lev ois''
ago. on charge of breaking and en-
tering with the intent Of larceny, A. M.
ton. has commenced suit in the dis
trict court for $4,000 damages against
Charles A. Buchwald. who caused the
warrant to be issued in the justice
court. The case against Mr.. Worries
was dismissed in the justice court,
when it was called for trial.
The petition sets forth that the
plaintiff was kept in the custody of the
constable and the justice from the
time of his arrest, October Z, until
October TO-, when the case was dis
missed. That the information. which
Mr.. Buchwald filed, was false, untrue
and without foundation of facts, and
was made for the purpose OF damag-
ing Mr.. Worries in his business and
reputation. That his arrest was
wrongful, illegal and without authority
in law, and damaged the PLAINTIFF in
his position and occupation, and sub
jected him to great annoyance and in
reason Of the publication of his arrest.
FraternaI Society Sued.
Mrs. Harriet Bruner, widow Of Ern-
est Bruner. who died April II, 1905. at
the Soldiers Home, has filed petit
ton for the October term Of the dis
trict court, in which she seeks to re-
cover $4,000 Of the Brotherhood of
American Yoemen, which she claims
is due her on a, policy issued by the
order to her husband and made pay
able to her. She alleges not TO have
the original policy, but claims the So
ciety denies that such policy was
issued. She asks Judgment Of $4,000,
the face of the policy, and the costs.
Mrs. Olson Sues for Divorce.
Mrs. Lillian M. Olson has brought
action for divorce from her husband,
Charles E. Olson on the alleged
grounds of habitual drunkenness and
desertion. She claims her husband left
her Jan. Is, 1905. The couple were
married in Rock Island ILL.,, April 16,
1903. They formerly lived here, where
Mrs. Olson is now residing. Mr. Olson
was for several years clerk in the q.
q. Wallace shoe store. Mrs. Olson
asks that she be returned her maiden
name of Eckhart, 500 temporary, and
$500 permanent alimOny.
Others Cases Filed.
Lizzie Peterson in petition before
the district court, asks that she be Civ
en- decree of the court holding that
the city real estate, which she claims
is the property of Peter Peterson, be
declared his. and that the same be sub
81 ~ Ill ,f cC0n which CHI
holds against it. p. S. Balch and the
Marshalltown State bank, and Anna M.
Peterson are also named as defendants
it being alleged they were parties to
transfers of the property for the pur-
pose of concealing it's real owner.
]. r. Binford has brought suit to re-
cover $50 of H. A. and r. A. Stone on
notes claimed to have been issued by
them, and which have become the
property Of Mr.. Binford.
Viola Linderote VS.. Mary j.. Jacobs
is the title of all action brought to es-
tablish the title to land in this city.
Charles Brandt has filed a petition,
asking judgment in the sum of $500
on a note signed by Henry Brandt,
which is held by the plaintiff. Fred
Brandt has filed a similar action
against Henry Brandt, in which judg-
ment for $462.74 is demanded on note
claim to be overdue. .
A. Franchere, of Cedar Rapids, has
filed petition in which he asks that
the county treasurer, ]. p. Cooper, be
restrained from Selling the stock of
goods, merchandise and fixtures of the
Fair Store, Nos 4, and 8 West Main
70
which the petitioner claims the county
treasurer has threatened to do realize
on taxes for 1903, owed by Euzie-e
Bros. former owners of the business.
The Mishawaka Wooden Manufactur-
ing Company, of Indiana, has COM
mencea action to collect of 0. e. Reece
$20612. claimed to be due on nerchan-
disc sold him.
H. Hurlbut has commenced suit
against the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. with western
headquarters in Chicago, for $500
claimed to be damages sustained as a
result of the employees of the company
mutilating maple trees and an Usage
orange hedge, while setting poles and
stringing the wires of the conapany's
line past the petitioners property.
Marshall county has brought suit
against w. R. Lippincott. as guardian
of Michael Carmody, an insane mem
Der of the poor farm, in which it
claims that s2.O53.72 is due it for the
support of Carnody. 1t asks that it's
claim be established against a trust
fund. of $500, alleged to have been
willed to Michael Carmody by his
father. Peter CarTnody, to provide for
his maintenance. 1t also asks that the
trust fund be placed in the hands of
the county auditor.
Thursday was the last day of service
of original notices of cases for the Oc-
tober term of the district court, and to-
day was the last day of filing.
REUNION OF PAULLiN FAMILY.
Gathering of Brothers and Sisters Who
Have Not Met in Twenty Nine
Years.
Members of the family of the late
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Paullin, who were
among the carly residents of this city
! oh; Nov