Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-02
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE.
KEyTEsvn-LE, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, APRIL z, 1909.
More New Suits,

More New Suits.
The following new suits for the
May term of circuit court at Key.
tesville have been filed with Circuit
Clerk W. L. Wright during the
past week:
CIVIL CASES.
Anna Niederholtmeyer VS.. Geo.
Engel, damages. Attorney F.C.
Sasse represents the plaintiff.
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Anthony Gangloff vs. T. B.
Hampton, ejectment. f. G. Sasse
of Brunswick is plaintiffs attor-
ney.
Henry White vs.. w. E. Phelps.
suit on contract. J. A. Collet of
Mendon and o. P. Ray of Keytes.
vile are plaintiffs legal lights.
Virgil Nash vs.. Mabel G. Nash,
divorce. According to plaintiff 8
petition he and the defendant
were married in Carroll county
and continued to live together
until November 16, 1907, when
defendant abandoned plaintiff ,
without reasonable cause or ex.
cuse, and defendant has. since
absented herself from his bed
and board. The services of At.
torney F. G. Sasse have been re-.
tanned by Mr.. Nash.
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VIM. A. Smith vs.. Margaret
Smith, divorce. The plaintiff and
the defendant were married in
this county February 26, 1907,
and continued to live together
until March 4. 1908, when defend.
ant]eft plaintiff, taking her house.
hold goods and furniture and said
she was going to her children
who were then living with de-
fendant's father and mother.
Defendant has since refused to
return to plaintiff, although he
has begged and entreated her 80
to do. Maj. W. H. Bradley of
Salisbury is of counsel for Mr..
Smith.
Elizabeth Duvall vs. James w,
Duvall, divorce. The parties to
this suit were married January
16, 1905, in Charlton county and
lived together thereafter as man
and wife till on or about the -
day of February, 1909. The
plaintiff states that defendant
habitually offered her indignities,
using indecent and profane Ian
guage and on two occasions in
February, 1909, struck her. Plain.
tiff says further that defendant
so neglected to supply her with
necessary food and clothing that
she was frequently compelled to
apply to her mother, who is a
woman of very moderate means,
for her ordinary wearing apparel
and for food supplies, etc., which
defendant failed to provide. So
that plaintiff abandoned defend.
ant, and she and her child went
to live with her mother. In ad-
dition to her prayer to the court
for a divorce Mrs. Duvall also
asks the care and custody of the
infant child born of said mar.
riage. Captain J. G. Wallace OF
Keytesville filed the petition for
plaintiff.
Milford A. Hunt vs.. Flora E.
Hunt, divorce. The plaintiff and
the defendant were married in
Des Moines, Iowa, January 20,
1895, and lived together from
that date until December20, 1908
Plaintiff charges that during the
last two or three years of their
married life defendant would al
times become violently angry,
misuse plaintiff and on many oc-
casions refused to cook plaintiff e
meals and thereby caused plain
tiff, who is a farmer, much in.
convenience and loss of time and
money; that defendant on many
occasions left plaintiffs home and
would stay away for hours at q
time, without plaintiffs consent.
and when he accosted her about
her conduct in this regard che
would curse plaintiff and other.
wise treat him in such manner az
to rendor his life with defendant
intolerable. Plaintiff states fur.
ther that defendant left plaintiff,
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