Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11

VS.. A. j. Dilley, and the trial began
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Bixby sues
Dilley for $4,000, damage sustained
by her because OF ale of Intoxicating.
liquor to her husband, causing non-sup-
port, abuse, etc. The parties live in
( Alton twp. and Dilley was store
keeper at Acme at the time of the
alleged offense. The trial jury is as
follows: Geo. Wilcox, G. Il. Patten,
Ole jacobson, Dan Davis, ". w. Cray,
P. G. Kratz, George Conklin, D. Fl.
Vinegar. A. D. Armstrong, Fred Roes-
Ter, F. j. Maurer, John Chihak.
The testimony and arguments in the
above case were completed at noon on
Thursday and the case given to the
jury which returned verdict of $500
against the defendant Dilly.
Wednesday afternoon the Injunction
cases against the Cresco druggists
came up, and the proceedings were
very brief, E. r. Acres, attorney for
/, the State Anti saloon League, appear
ed for the petitioner and G. w. Reed
for the defendants, who submitted to
the issuance of injunctions without maxi
ing defence. Under a strict inter-
probation of the law it is almost inn
possible to comply with it andplaces the
druggist who is honestly endeavoring
to dosa legitimate business on Il level
with the class who are chronic yiolat-
ors of the law.
The following proceedings were had
in civil causes:
Barbary Dreas VS.. William Dreas,
suit to recover money loaned. De-
fault, judgment against attached prop
erty for 500.
William Hamm vs.. G. L, Terry,
county auditor; John Kakac, treasurer,
and M. B. Doolittie; an action to set
aside and cancel mu!ct tax assessment
and treasurer's sale under same on
grounds of Irregularities assessment.
Default against all defendants except
Doolittle.
a. Z. Kellogg VS.. Jas. Stevenson,
suit on promissory note and account.
Settled.
Joseph Sulista VS.. John Svestka, suit
to recover wages and also damages for
personal assault. Settled.
Ollie Harris VS.. John T. Harris,
divorce. Default.
W. Il Loughrey VS.. c, P. Nash, suit
to recoversfor loss OF colt injured as re.
suit offrigh hit at Defendants automobile.
Continued.
81. FL Ruddy VS.. John Kubichek. suit
on promissury note. Default and judg-
ment for 1928. so, attorneys fee So 95.
Estate of Patrick Woods, deceased.
There were objections to final report
aud leave was granted to amend same
Estate of j. A Hall, deceased. Wild
ow withdraws app ication for allow
ance for support.
Estate of Ellen Shea, deceased An.
thority to sell real estate granted, and
j. g. Roberts, G H.sWetter and A. j.
Cray appointed appraisers
Estate Of Luther Ptllmerton. deceased.
Foreign win admieted TO probate
Estate af Jane F. Dooiitte, deceased.
Final report approved and admiui>tra
tor discharged.
Estate of Frank Pecinovsky, de-
ceased. Will proven and admitted to
probate Joseph Pecinoysky appoint
ed administrator.
Estate of Frank Guyette. ct. al,
minors. Guardian authorized to ex-
pend such money as is necessary for
support of minors, Or he may give same.
to mother of minors
Estate of Rebecca .McGregor, de-
ceased. Adjudged that James Nc
Gregor is husband of Rebecca Nc
Gregor, deceased, and the distributive
share of husband is one half of proper
ty described in petition. D. K Jones,
Ole Taraldson and W Fl. Armstrong
appointed referees to set off his share.
James McGregor asks that the home.
stead be part of his share.
Estate OF David g. Williams. de-
ceased. Probate of will refused and
denied
Estate of Thomas Bigley, deceased.
Final report approved and administra-
tor discharged.
Estate of thomas W Smith, de.
ceased. Foreign will proven and adj
mitred to probate.
Estate OF Polly Z. Norton, deceased.
Sale OF real estate. approved and deed
issued to Sherman Wentworth,
Estate of Irving A. Prescott, de-
ceased. Final report approved and adj
ministrator ordered to make distribu-
tion of property.
Estate OF Alfred Johnson, mionor.
Gltaedinn an'lIori2 q 10 4xpend sHch
amount Of money as she deems neces-