The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
Is Filed by Mrs. John
Charter.
WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND
With Extreme Cruelty
Would Like Alimony.
Thomas j. McMurrav Asks That
Partition be Made of Lots Owned
by Goodnow Estate.

In the suit OF Richard G. Du-
gan against Russell Harmon, the
plaintiff, through his attorney, J.
IL. Eymon, has filed reply to
/ the defendant's answer and cross
petition.
DR.. Dugan admits that he ar
ranged to treat Mrs. Harmon but
denies various allegations in the
cross petition. He denies that he
agreed to effect a cure and that
| II he did not effect cure he
would charge her nothing He
says that at the time Mrs. Harmon
was brought to him he said that
a permanent cure could not be eff
fected but that she could be bene-
fitted. He told them, he says,
that he would not think of talk
that the treatment should continue
a year or more. The plaintiff asks
for $50 with interest from June
-, 1905.
The case of John Herr against
the Marion National Bank was
taken up in the court of common
pleas. Wednesday afternoon and
has been in progress all day to-
day. This case is one growing
out of the dealings of Charles e.
Foster of Cleveland, who was here
several years ago representing the
Wnslow Voting Machine company.
Foster sold Herr stock amounting
to 81 900 and took Herr's note
for the amount. Then he sold the
note 10 the Marion National
Bank. The bank later obtained judg-
ment against Herr Now Herr seeks
to have the judgment set aside on
! the claim that the note was
| fraudulently obtained, He says
that 1t was never really intended
to locate the voting machine plant
here.
DeGolley & DeGolley represent
the plaintiff and w. [" Scofield
and l.. B. McNeal, the aeIendant.
Thomas j. MoMurray filed peti-
ltion in the court of common pleas,
"Wednesday afternoon, naming as de-
Ifendants the heirs of the late Jo-
lsephus Goodnow. He says that he
land Mr.. Goodnow were tenants In
common OF two lots in Marion and
he asks for partition of his portion
Iof the estate. The heirs are Eliza
Ibeth Herendeen, Fred w. Goodnow,
Elizabeth Prentiss, Josephus Good
now, Lucius Goodnow, Lafayette
lGoodnow, Sarah Goodnow Cooper, Al
ice GoodnOw, Lucius Goodnow, La
fayette Goodnow. Sarah Goodnow
Cooper. Alice Goodnow, Frances Cobb,
ICharles A. Goodnow. Frank T..
GOOdnow. Willis H. Goodnow, Mabel
Ettinghouse, Cleon Goodnow, minor
Over IA years of age, William A.
lGoodnow, II living, and II dead, Jo-
,sephus Goodnow, minor under IA
years OF age.
The plaintiff, through his attorneys
Niouser & Quigley. asks that a parti-
ltion be made and that his share be
lset aside. Josephus Goodnow died
In New York City, August 23, 1906.
| Prosecuting Attorney John III.
Clark went to Columbus Thursday
to file in the supreme court a
bill of exceptions in the case of
DR.. c. c. Marsh, the ro-magnetic
healer recently acquitted on the
charge of practicing without filing
a certificate. The case will be
pushed by the State Medical So
ciety.
John Charter Is defendant In a suit
for divorce started in the court OF
common pleas, Thursday morning by
Mary Charter. They were married
September "a, 1903, and there is one
child. Milford, aged 3. 1-2 years.
Through her attorney j. II Eymon
Mrs. Charter charges her husband
with extreme cruelty. She asks for
a divorce, alimony and custody OF
Ter child. p" Vote hFpHs
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