The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14

plaintiff.
| George W. Thompson Saturday af-
ternoon filed petition for divorce
from Mary Thompson, through At
torney l.. f.. Myers. The plaintiff al
leges that his wife has been guilty of
wilful absence for more than three
years.
In the suit of Sophia against Sallie
Hinamon, the report Of the commits
sioners was approved Saturday by
Judge Scoield and the court ordered
the sheriff to sell the property describ-
ed in the petition.
The first amended answer of the de-
fendant has been filed in the case OF
DIR. Jos. Haas Remedy company
against Wilson o. Rish, a civil action
The answer of Lorenzo Adams In the
foreclosure suit brought against him
by Eva A. Cramer, was filed today.
The defendant admits the execution OF
a promissory note secured by mort
gage but claims that the plaintiff
wrongfully added $32 to the note and
that since the mortgage was given he
finds that $14,92 sidewalk taxes have
been unpaid Therefore he states that
he is indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum of $694.53 instead of $744.97. De-
Golley and De Golley represent the
defendant.
In the suit against Attorney John
De Golley, wherein the defendant was
acquitted of charges of unprofessional
conduct involving moral turpituda,
Judge Daniel Babst today allowed At
torneys Fred L. CUTLERY, Grant f.
Mouser and John II. Clark 800 each
for preparing the specifications and
conducting the case for the prosecu-
tion, The court ordered that the
lamount be certified and paid out Of
the county treasury. Stenographer
Charles T. Close was allowed $3.50 for
his services in the trial
Leave to file petition In error in
the court of common pleas has been
given Attorneys Scofield and Durfee
by Judge Babst in the case of Guy G
Cass driver for the Marion Brewing
and Bottling company who was found
lguilty and fined for violating the Rose
Law, the hearing having been held be-
fore Mayor Setter This case Is being
, taken to the common pleas to deter
, mine whether Cass, as a brewery driv-
er, Is violating the law I'm making de-
liveries of liquor in desert territory.
, The court Monday heard the argu
lmcnt of Attorney Charles l.. Justice
, lrepresentating Rev. c. 4. Miller, on a
, motion to require Margaret Ingels Mil
Ter defendant in divorce case brought
lby Rev. Mr.. Miller, to give the dates
lplaces and names of the persons with
Whom the plaintiff Is alleged to have
committed adultry, as claimed i'm the
defendants answer. No argument was
presented by counsel for the defen-
dant. The court took the motion under
advisement.
A demurrer to the petition of Har
Hey Osborne, in his suit for damages
for personal injuries against the c. ID.
and M. was argued In the court of
lcommon pleas Monday before Judge
IBabst. The defendant claims that it
lis necessary to secure leave of cour.
before suit can be brought against
road that is in the hands of re-
ceiver. Decision was reserved.
The court found for the PLAINTIFF in
the civil actin of Henry Freiberg
lagainst Frank weDer, a case appeal
led from a Justices court. The case
was heard on its merits, both sides
having waived the right to trial by
Jury.
Il In the case of the Cincinnati Trust
company against the @. M and b.
Judge Babst granted to Receivers Il.
liz. CUTLERY and George Whysall, the
fright to contract for trucks, appican-
Ices and two car bodies, to be used on
the line between Marion and Bucyrus
The court found for the PLAINTIFF In
1.-THE partition suit Of Fred d. Trefz
lagainst Clara HeclSer and others Par
ltition of the premises was ordered and
lWilliam Ruth Joseph Mckinley and
George w. Holly We're appointed COM
missoners A writ Of partition was
ordered.
A motion to secure costs was sus-
Itained in the suit or Lucinda Miller
against Susanna Conklin. The court
ordered the plaintiff to secure the costs
by April 16
The Decker against Hughes, execu-
tor will case, which occupied the
greater part of last week, was resum,
ed Monday afternoon II will not be
continued before Tuesday night.
4 Our formal millinery opening be-
gins Wednesday of this week. Will
last three days. Come.
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