Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-25
MANY CASES IN
ASSIGNMENTS
COURT YESTERDAY ASSIGNS LAW
AND CHANcERY CASES 70 BE
HEARD DURING TERM.
GRAND JURY CALLED

VIII Be Given Rest for Two Week.
August Term to Reopen septem-
Der 6-TakIng Defaults
Today.
But little served to feature the ses.
sion Of district court today as the two
weeks extension Of the vacation
asked by the local bar is to be made
effective after this afternoons SEES
sion The grand jury was called be-
fore the court this morning and en-
paneled, and given its own to report
II. Sitting about and endeavoring
to keep as cool as possible while TAX
ing defaults seemed to be the chief
occupation, or lack Of occupation OK
the court throughout the morning.
Large Number Assigned.
The assignment made yesterday by
the court Of the law and chancery
cases was large one amounting to
127 cases. and included variety OF
cases to be heard in the August term
Of court. There are eight saloon cases
and nine divorce suits among the as
signments. The law assignments will
be heard first and begins Tuesday.
September at 10 q. M, with no less
than twenty-five cases assigned Tor
that day The law cases are scheduled
to continue until September 20. The
first chancery cases begin hearing Oc-
tober 8, and the assignment continues
until October 10. The two assign
ments follow:
First Law Assignment-Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 6.
e. e. Collins. ct al vs.. Frank
Koht ct al.
Robert Israel vs. John Wilson.
Fletcher S. Heath ct al vs.. G.. Camp
bell Janney.
Herbert Emery VS. Geo F. Arnold.
A. F. Corthon vs.. John Meir or
Meier.
Luther Hite VS.. J. M. McElroy ct al.
Nora Shaw vs.. Mary Bell Green.
Alice E. Hinkle vs. A. F. STAINS
berry ct al.
Jennie Holmes VS.. Anna Houck.
L. J. Baker vs.. J. H. Anderson & co.
A. D. Wilson vs.. C. B. & @. Ry. Co.
e. M. Wilson VS.. c. B 4 @. Ry Co.
The Hamburger Co., vs.. N. Fried
man.
Kinkead & Fesler VS.. Harry J. Rigg.
The United States Fidelity & Guar:
anty Co., VS.. Iowa Telephone co.
Wapello county vs.. A. H. Haines
ct al.
Mrs. Martha Smith VS. Charles r.
Sullivan.
Louis L. Kitterman ct al VS.. Fl. G.
White Of al
Harvey Davis vs.. NJ. W. Criswell,
Const. etc. ga
CB. & @. Ry. Co. VS.. w. P. Chisman
ct al.
Amelia Dearborn VS.. VIM. Hollen-
beck ct al
R M. Hayes VS.. W. D. Burch ct al.
John H. Baker VS.. w. S. Humphrey.
L. R. Rosebrook vs.. James Borden.
julius Drescher VS.. G. B. & @.
Ry. Co.
Wednesday, Sept. Z.
F. G.. Martin VS. r. V. Barry.
Lowenberg & Coen VS.. Frank M.
Tinsley.
Laura M. HUFF admrx. vs. Modern
Woodmen of America.
]. C. Simpson VS.. G. G. Janney.
e. Sigel VS.. c. r. I. & P. Ry. 60.
Estella B. Weber VS.. H. II. Car
rison & Co. ct al.
Hall Ekfelt Furniture Co., vs. Fred
Bargman.
The Des Moines National bank VS..
G. C. Janney ct al.
Harve Wood VS.. S. S. Riddle.
Thursday, cept. 8.
Arnold Jewelry & Music Co., vs..
Myrta Dean.
Blair C Jackson vs. American Ex-
press Co. ct al.
Charles Clements VS.. M. B. Root &
Son ct al.
D. A. Enslow & Son VS.. w. W. Ennis.
NJ. A. Stull VS.. Ottumwa Railway &
Light Co.
Friday, Sept. 9.
J. C. Lamar VS.. American COIL
mercial Travellers.
G.. II Smith VS.. H. w. Suechting.
James H. Spears admir-. vs.. Phillips
Fuel Co.
Lodwick Bros. Coal Co. VS. Jackson
& Cloyd.
L. r. Grow VS.. Great Western Ac-
cident association.
J: H. Merrill Co. vs. A. A. Ritz ct al.
Frank Weber VS.. Frank Shane
mayor ct al.
Monday, Sept. IL.
Halton J J. & Sons, vs.. Ind. Con-
struction Co.
T. N. Hammersley VS.. Brown Bros.
ct al
J H. Shuttlefield VS.. w. J. Neil
William R. Eaton vs.. American Com
mercial Travellers.
Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Harry w. Conner vs.. The Wabash
R. r. Co.
The VIM. Galloway Co., VS.. A. ].
Mohler.
Sarah Fletcher VS.. c. R. 1. & P. Ry