Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-19
CALENDAR RID
OF MANY SUITS
JUDGE D. M. ANDERSON PUTS IN
BUSY DAY pIsPosINe OF
MINOR LEGAL ACTIONS.
SIX GET DIvo RCEs
n. M. cockariII is Appointed Receiver
for ottumwa Street.-The is
Given to Five Persons
New Suit is Filed.

DEGREES of divorce, orders providing
for the partition of real estate, de-
crees quieting titles to certain lands
III Wapello county and numerous 9th
er minor proceedings were disposed of
by Judge d. NJ Anderson yest arday
Following the completion of all suits
presented, court adjourned until Aug
ust 80.
In the ], E. Roberts VS.. H. M. Cock
GRILL suit for dissolution of partner
ship, Judge Anderson appointed Mr.
Cockerill receiver to serve for three
weeks with a salary of s25, per week
and in the event that an agreement
is not made by the end of this period,
the court will appoint special trus-
tee to sell the property H. P. Colt
was appointed to examine the books
of the establishment and T. B. Gep-
hart, ". S. Vinson and F. w. Wilson
were named as appraisers to deter
mine the value of the store.
Among the divorces granted was
one to Lulu M. Sharpe from George
Sharpe on the grounds of desertion,
habHual drunkenness and adultery.
The showing made by the plaintiff to
the effect that Sharpe deserted her
In Colfax and the statement of a Des
Moines man that woman with a
small child had represented herself
to be Mrs. Sharpe and that Sharpe
had advanced the woman and child
sufficient money to take them to
Omaha, where Sharpe was then locat-
ed was sufficient to actuate the court
in granting the divorce. The petit
toner was also restored to her maid
en- name of Lulu NJ Ryder and given
the privilege to remarry within year.
Other Suits Completed.
The following divorces were al
lowed:
Addie B. Miller from Charles II.
Miller.
Andrew Cramblit from Nissa Cram
blit
May Gilman from George w. Gil
man.
Mary ]. Fuller from Edward G..
Fuller.
Savannah Shook from Israel Shook.
A decree was ordered in the Jessie
May Kimmell VS.. Ira S. Kimmell suit
for divorce.
DEGREES were signed in the follow.
| ing chancery actions.
|
John Napier VS.. Daniel Price, ct III.
Ida S. Morris VS.. Allison K Morris,
ct AL
Hanks, trustee, ct al.
Thomas Tennyson, ct al, VS.. John
Tennyson, ct al.
Union Trust and Savings Bank VS..
Ann Quinlan.
Chastina v. Correll vs.. heirs of John
B. Smith, ct al
Quiet Title Suits.
Titles in fee simple to certain lands
were granted to the plaintiffs in the
following entitled suits:
Olaf Martin VS.. heirs OF George
Humphrey.
| William W. Mcfarland vs.. Cornelius
R. Mcclure, ct al.
Charles Magee VS.. heirs of Nancy
]. Bedell, ct al.
| George W. Koontz VS.. Delilah Bay,
ct al.
Daniel Ritter VS.. James Goodman
ct al.
In the suit for foreclosure filed by
| Charles w. Graham against George A.
De Tar, ct al, decree as prayed for
was signed. The report of sale was
approved and an order signed in the
matter entitled w. w. Cory vs.. w. H
Utt, executor, ct al. Judgment in the
sum Of Stills was given to A. c. Arpl.
itage against Charles Gillett ct al.
Divorce Suit Filed.
Claiming his wife, Milly. deserted
him without the slightest provocation
Frank Allen has filed suit for disso
luton Of their marriage vows. He as
serts they were married March s
1891, and she left him August Is. 1907
He also seeks the absolute ownership
| to certain real estate.