The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-30

certain IMPROVEMENTS which the de.
PENDANTS were making on their build.
ing. The plaintiff seeks to recover
damages in the sum of $1,000.
Among the new cases filed on Satur
| day afternoon. the last day for filing
petitions for hearing during the next
| term of court, were the following:
Siddie Crandall VS.. Jesse z. Gran
dali, divorce. The plaintiff states that
she and her husband were married in
Des Moines on Nov. 8, 1906. but after
six months endurance of his alleged
cruel and inhuman treatment, she
| claims she was forced to leave him
but he pesuaded her to return to his
home again in September, 1907. She
accused her husband of having forced
her to work with him on the farm
and states that at one time she fell
from load of hay while her husband
stood by and laughed and refused to
furnish her with medical assistance
She now asks for separate mainten'
ance of $50 per month and prays that
the court order the defendant to set.
| tic for all debts made and incurred
by the plaintiff for maintenance since
their separation. She also asks for
temporary allmony in the sum OF
| 81 900.
Irwin Moore, who was arrested at
| Fairfield and brought to this city a
short time ago to answer to the
charges brought against him by the
Golden Eagle Clothing Co. for obtain.
ing property under false pretenses,
has brought an action in the district
court against the Oppenheimer-Bee-
SON Morse Co: to recover $4,000 dam.
ages for alleged defamation of charac.
ter. The grounds for action set out
in his petition are that the defendants
knew that he was not guilty of the
accusations brought against him.
A new divorce petition was filed
yesterday in the district court by Mrs,
Tegwith, Perry VS.. Geo. w. Perry on
the grounds of drunkenness, cruel
and inhuman treatment and adultery.
The plaintiff claims that her husband
has the use OF one hundred acres OF
land, belonging to his aged mother
and that he has about $1,000 in money
in the hands of his mother, but that
he is lazy and refuses to give the
plaintiff and her children support
spending all of his money for drink.
She prays for complete divorce and
the custody of her three children,
with permanent alimony in the sum
of $1,000. Monday Judge Preston
granted temporary injunction as
prayed, bond $50 to be signed by her
or her attorney for her and the clerk
has been ordered to accept such bond.
Abra Hooks VS.. John Graham ct al
damages; settled as per stipulation
and judgment against the plaintiff
for costs if not paid during this term.
l.. NJ. Coulson ct al VS.. Mary Inez
Coulson, partition; l.. C.. Blanchard
and J. c. BEEN enter their appear.
ance for w. ]. Reed and it is agreed
that he may have ten days to plead.
Barbour & Younkin VS.. A. C. Smith
ct al, foreclosure; defendant First
National Bank of Montezuma given
leave to amend answer and plaintifl
given until first day Of next term to
plead thereto.
Estate of Eliza J. Whitney, decd
hearing of final report fixed for Jan
80, at 300 am, and notice to be
given by pasting at court house door
two days prior to hearing.
Estate of John @. Dickey, decd;
hearing of proof of will set for Feb.
Z, at 900 a. m, notice thereof to be
had by one publication.
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