The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-23
JEvNE GETS SUSPENDED SEN
TENCE Of ONE To A YEARS
Self Confessed Thief Profits by Mercy of
the Court--Circuit Court Grinds
Out Much Business

Monday, Oct. 4th,
Case of State versus Lena
Strycker for petit larceny, motion
was made by Atty. Lauer for de-
tense to quash.
Case of StSate versus Lena
Foley, for committing house to
be let as house OF i'll fame, by
agreement, was continued over
this term.
The case OF State versus John
Cline for assault and battery was
also continued over to the next
term, by agreement of attorneys.
Inwood Case Settled.
The long pending case OF Geo.
A. Steley, administrator of the
estate of David Warnacut, ver-
sus the Pennsylvania Ry. Co., for
damages has been settled out OF
court, and the case dismis ed.
The Railroad company paid the
plaintiff the sum OF 5000, and the
court costs. The case was for
damages, alleging that locomo-
tives on the railroad set fire to a
building which burned in Inwood
a couple OF years ago.
Case of Ozias Duddleson, ane
Bernhisel ,and Albert Duddleson
versus Elizabeth Duddleson, to
recover trust fund, was dismiss
ed, plaintiffs to pay costs.
Case of Edward Brown versus
Pennsylvania Co., the plaintiff
defaulted, and case was dismissed
costs being assessed against the
plaintiff.
Case OF Henry Lichtenberger
versus the Winona Telephone
Co., for damages, was set for
trial on the afternoon of Monday
Oct. 11th, by jury.
Case of Franklin p. McFadden
versus Bert Ackles, A. c. Rich
ards, Rebecca Iribbey and
Thomas Q. Tribbey, to foreclose
mechanics lien, was set for trial
ON the morning OF Tuesday, Sept.
2Sth, by the court.
The costs have been paid in the
case of Catherine Summers ver-
sus James c. Stroup and others,
and the case dismissed.
The case of Omer Lewis, YER
sus Maurice ]. Winfield for neg
igently driving an automobile on
public highway, was set for
rial on the morning of Wednes-
lay Oct. 18th.
Case of Franklin p. McFadden
versus Frederick Miller and 9TH
ers to forecloSe mechanics lien
was set for trial on the morning
Of Tuesday Sept. 2Sth by the
court.
In the case of Michael B. Zeh-
ner versus Andrew ]. and Au-
gusta +. Clex1on for ejectment,
the plaintiffs filled petition for
change of Judge
Case of Joseph Vehon versus
Nathan Vehon on note, was set
for trial on the morning of Thurs
lay, Oct. 14th by jury.
Judgment Given.
In the case OF Franklin S. Mum
ger and Others v7rsus Horace G..
kewney and others on account,
the defendants defaulted, and the
court gave the plaintiffs judg-
ment in the sum OF $249.1S and
costs. The South Bend Whole
sale Co. was given judgment
against the same defendants in
ihe amount OF $203.33 ana costs.
In the case of Fannie Cox YER
sus Joseph Muffley and Susan
Muttley ~ quiet title, the court
Iiound against the plaintiff on the
first and second paragraphs OF
complaint, but found for plain
siffs on third paragraph, and
awarded plaintiffs sum OF $245.l.
In the case OF Edward Shipley
versus John Zeider and others,
Tor injunction, the costs were
paid and case dismissed.
Ask for Change of Judge.
Attorney Samuel Parker, who
has been acting as special Judge
N the case OF Jacob Ness YER
sus the Board OF County Com
missioners and Arthur O'Keefe,
Tor injunction, a change OF Judge
was granted on petition, for trial
OF permanent restraining order.
Cases Dismissed.
In the case of the Owos5o Cas-
ct Co., versus Otto l.. Grossman
on account, the costs were paid
and case dismissed.
In the case of Samuel Stewart
versus estate of Nancy Wealth
erholt, for disallowed claim, costs
were paid and case dismissed.
The case of First National
Bank of Plymouth, versus Isaac
3arcus, and Elijah McElfresh on
note, costs were paid, and case
dismissed.
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