The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-28
Greenwood Street Lumber
Co. is Defendant.
COMPANY NEVER ORGANIZED
Incorporation However was
Effected.
Judge ScOneld Overrules Motion for
New Trial I'm the Case of George
Clark Against Lenox Reber-News
From the Courts.

Through Attorneys Crlsslnger and
CUTLERY, Henry b. Hane, as receiver
of the Implement Manufacturing COM
pany Monday commenced an action in
foreclosure, against the Greenwood
Street Lumber company, on q mort
gage secured by two promissory notes
for $1,000 each with interest.
The petitioner relates that he Is the
receiver of the Implement Manufactur
ing company, appointed by the court
In the suit brought against that COM
pany by the Marion National Bank.
1t Is alleged that on Oct. ~. 1908,
the defendant company gave it's two
notes to the receiver, each for $1,000
and due and pabable Sept. II, 1909.
The notes were given In payment for
the plant of the Implement company.
Shortly before the notes were given
the Greenwood Street Lumber COM
pany was formed and Incorporated
with a number of well known capital
lists interested. Plans for the promo
ton of the company We're never COM
pleted and the organization was never
effected. although some payments had
been made on the property.
In the petition It is alleged that no
part of the $4,000 or the interest has
been paid and the Indebtedness princi-
pal and interest, now amounts to &c.,
99O63. The court is asked to oredr the
property sold and the proceeds ap-
piled on the Indebtedness.
Judge Scofleld Monday overruled a
motion for q new trial in the case of
George Clark against Lenox Reber
This is suit wherein Clark received
verdict for $4,000 against Reber, he
having claimed that Reber, by misrep-
reservations induced him to trade
coal mine and other property ut Mel
sonville for the old Milholland Brick
plant. Time was given for the hearing
of bill of exceptions and the defend
ant will carry the case to the circuit
court.
Rachael Mcbride, through her at
torney Fred w. Warner, has COM
menced an action for divorce from
Melvin Mcbride, charging In her petit
ton that the husband Is guilty of
gross neglect of duty failure to pro-
vide and extreme cruelty. The Nc
Brides live In the city. Two children
have been born of the union and the
plaintiff asks that she be given the
custody of the children and reason
able alimony.
The defendant is employed by the
Marion Provision company.
j. w. Hilty was released from the
county Jail today by Judge w. E.
Scofield and he, who swore in court
would pay the alimony directed by
the court, has decided to pay. II took
two months stay in Jail to reach this
decision.
Hilty was divorced from his wife
andordered to pay her $500 alimony.
The case had many disgusting fea-
lures. Later Georgia Hilty, the for
husband for contempt I'm not paying
the alimony. Brought into court to
answer. Hilty declared that his wife
deserved no alimony and said that he
would rot In Jail before he would pay
IL. Judge Scofield made 1t possible
for the rotting process to commence
by ordering him confined in the
county Jail until the money was paid.
Hilty was given another hearing
by the court. He apologized very
nicely and agreed to pay the alimony
as directed. The court then ordered
his release.