The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-22
COURT BEGINS
WORK WITH
HEAVY DOCKET
MANY CASES ARE SET FOR
TRIAL ON FIRST FEW
DAYS OF THE NEW
TERM
Total of III Gases On Docket
of Circuit Court---Many
Default in Divorce

dlttIilOOll. lie uOChel Is eNCepllOlldl-
lv heavy, there being a total of III
cases for trial OF these 152 are
civil cases. and 10 are criminal eases.
Jacob f. Foltz was appointed bail
if for the September term. Cases
which were acted upon are as fol-
Ows:
State of Indiana versus Charles
Shaded for the unlawful sale of in
toxicating liquor by druggist. dis
missed by prosecuting attorney.
State versus Fred Espich for petit
larceny was set for trial on Wednes-
day Oct. 5th, in the morning, before
jury.
State of Indiana a versus Clinton
ID. Jones for rape, set for trial on
the afternoon of Monday Oct. 18th
before jury.
State of Indiana versus Calvin
Neiswonger for arson, set for trial
OH the morning of Friday Oct. 9Th,
before jury.
Case of William III. Reed versus
Henry Lawrence, Alice Freshour and
Lura f. Reed to quiet title case
was settled out of court, and dis
missed.
- I'm the ease of Maggie Burge guar
dian of Carl and Hazel Blain, versus
Moses Morris and others for re-
ceiver, receiver files report with
final vouchers showing costs and ex-
penditures, which is approved by
court and receiver dismissed.
Case of Elizabeth Grove versus
Edward Butcher on account for 5000
set for trial before a jury on the
afternoon of Monday Oct. 10th.
Case of Peter Rivar and William
Rivar versus Harry Compton and
others oil partition, commissioner
files report showing costs and ex-
penditures and q final dividend as
follows: Harry Compton SlO9.3S,
Mabel Compton S36.46, Hazel Comp
ton $36.46, which was approved and
commissioner discharged.
I'm the case of John ID. Myers and
others versus Sarah Myer and others
for partition, commissioner files petit
ton for reappointment, which was
granted, and John A. Walter and f.
c. Martindale reappointed as COM
missioners.
In ease of Grand Rapids Engrav-
ing Co., versus Lyman NJ. Bracket
and others venued from Fulton coun-
ty. parties being unable TO agree
upon Judge, the court dominates W,
b. Hess, III. A. Logan and s. n,
| Stevens. from which the judge shall
be selected.
Case of Charles III. McWhOrter
versus the estate of Elias Compton
| for $500 claim disallowed, was set
for trial before the court OH the
morning of Wednesday Oct. 18th.
Case of John Walters versus Jes-
sic Chaffee on note, Adam f. Wise
withdraws appearance for defendant
who defaulted, and court finds in
favor of plaintiff that there is due
on note $1S400 sued on, with costs.
In the ease of Mary Jane Thomp-
SON versus Anna Leatz and others
| for partition of estate, commission
er fled report showing balance for
distribution as follows: Mary Thomp
son $772.45, Anna Leatz Sl40.H
Elnora May f14044, David Wesley
May $140.45, Grace May $l40.45,
Ida Blanch May $l40.45. Report APP
proval and commissioner discharged.
In the ease of William L. Filson
versus Joel +. Forebush and others
TO quiet title, defendants defaulted
and the court finds for the plaintiff
i'm all of his claims. the title is quiet
ed, and costs assessed against the
plaintiff.
Default in Divorce Cases.
In four eases for divorce, the de-
PENDANTS in each failed 10 appear,
and the Prosecuting attorney was
notified of the default The eases
were as follows: Ella Wells versus
Walter Wells. Lille Il. Erwin VS..
William J. Erwin, Ella A. Lynch
versus Beverly b. Lynch, and Ar
thur C.. Mortland versus Audrey r.
MOrtland.
Many New Cases.
The following new eases have
been field in Circuit Court:
The Marshall County Trust and
Saving Co.. versus Emery e. Gamer
er and 7. j. Samuels OH notes.
s. c. Dill and others versus iona
than Wolf for mandate, also Samuel
A. earn versus Jonathan Wolfe
trustee of West township exparte.
These cases are to compel Mr.. Wolfe
to reopen school house in West
township which had been closed
through lack of patronage.
Martha II. Stauffer versus Arthur
Marble and others to correct deed.
Another divorce case has also been
field, in which Dorothy L. Grimes
seeks separation from her husband
Rufus +. Grimes.
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