The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-31
AGREEMENT
IS REACHED.
Case is Settled Out of
a sores, Cou1t.
ua 5ed hnh rgilgra-. ta"
CROSS l;d i INJUSTICE DONE
The Southside Building and
Supply Co.
DEGREES Of Divorce are Granted Mir.
titt Hauver aud Mrs. Mary
Evans Thursday.

The attachment case commenced In
1.-The common pleas court Wednesday
)by the w. NJ. Ritter -.umber COM
Ipany against the South Side Building
and Supply company, was settled
Thursday outside of court by the in
lterested parties.
In reply to the charges made by
the plaintiff in the suit the man
ayers of the local concern states that
a gross injustice was done them by
1.-THE publication of the attachment
suit. They state that they made
purchase of some lumber of the plain
,tiff company, but when the lumber
ARRIVED here 1t was green and in bad
condition. They notified the whole
sale company that they refused 70 ac-
Icept It. BY the terms of an agree
ment entered into at that time the
local concern was to take the lumber
and to pay for it on November 8.
As an additional inducement it was
agreed that the lumber should cost
the purchaser 81 less per thousand
fleet. With the freight bills and the
discount deducted the amount owed
by the lumber company was $3.50.
IThey state that they had no inten-
ition whatever of defrauding the COM
pany of which they made the pur-
lchase and as the bill was not due un-
It'll November they did not intend to
lpay It until that time.
!; An invoice OF the company's lum-
Der yard will be taken Friday,
preparatory to turning over the
plant to the Wollenweber company
(which has purchased it.
In the case of George w. Parish
iagainst Frank Saiter and others.
township trustees, the jury in the
common pleas court returned a YER
,, dict OF $96.75. the amount asked by
the plaintiff, who claims that the
township trustees used his house To-
Gated on Fountain street. for pest
mouse, during the epidemic of three
years ago.
Ihe case was started in the common
pleas court two years ago In the
Jtral the case was taken from the
jury and verdict ordered for the de-
lehdahts. The. plaintiff carried the
case 10 the circuit. court where the de-
clsion OF the common pleas was over
ruled and the case. remanded 10 the
common pleas court for a. new trial
SThe hearing of the case occupied
practicallyy the entire day and the
Jury returned verdict for the
tpialntif as prayed for within an
hour. "
Judge b. G.. Young granted ATer.
ritt Hauver divorce from his
wife. Matte A. IIauver. on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty
IN the common pleas court Thurs,
day morning. The plaintiff is six
ty-four years of age and his wife
is nfty-two. they were married
In October, 1905. The court ordered
that the wife be barred of dove,
III the estate of the plaintiff ant
that the latter pay the costs OF
the suit. DeGolley and DeGolle,
appeared as counsel for the plain
TIN. he suit was not contested
charging wilfu ! absence foi
more than three years. Mar,
Evans secured divorce from heI
husband Herbert A. Evans in the
common pleah court thursday morn
ing. The plaintiff was restored n
her maiden name, Mary Chicke
danz. DeGolley and DeGolley were
attorneys for the plaintiff.
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