The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-21

1he september term OF circuit
Court was commenced Monday
afternoon by Judge Bernetha.
On motion of f. c. Martindale
John Nj. fresh of Bourbon was ad-
mitted to the bar. He had been
admitted to the Kosciusko county
bar. Jacob Foltz was appointed
court bailiff.
Judgment of $50 each and costs
was rendered against James A.
Klinger and Chas. f. Klinger for
forfeiture of their recoenizanca
bond. They had been arrested by
Monroe Steiner when he was sheriff
for illegal sales of liquor.
Joseph Jones and some Others
have filed petition in the Sarber
ditch, which will be heard Oct. ..
They say the drain is not being
duo according to specifications.
Emma f. Hoff dismissed her suit
for divorce from Lontana V. Hoff.
Files New Bond.
Jonathan Wolfe. trustee of West
township, filed a new bond in the
I'm of $4,000 with Geo. A. Dill.
frank S. Nash, Jno. A. McFarlin.
c. L. Middleton, Samuel Gretzineer.
VIM. S. yesterday. Jno. ". Luty
and NJ. M. Beck as sureties.
Artie CfOsvenor dismissed her
divorce suit against VIM. Grosvenor.
The ditch petition of David Zehn-
er for drain in Green township
was docketed.
Takes In S145O.9O.
County Clerk Whitesell did a good
days business on Monday. He took
In in fees the sum of $l450.90. OF
this $1056.37 was in the Emma f.
Lord estate. The only thing that
the clerk didn't like about it was
that not a penny Of it was coming
to him.
The Van Camp Hardware and Iron
Co. dismissed its case on account
against W. d. Corey.
The State dismissed the case of
bigamy against Frederick Neiman.
The following state eases were also
dismissed:
Against Anna Wynant for petit
larceny; and four eases against
Schuyler Whiteman for forgery.
Patrick Moriarty dismissed his
suit against the Peabody
Lumber Co. James Dubail dismissed
his case on note against VIM. Hol-
land.
The petition of Helen Hoffman TO
have a guardian appointed for Al
bert Weber was dismissed, he being
in the insane asylum.
Jas. M. Shafer dismissed his suit
for damages against Milo Kesler and
others.
Mary E. Crum decided that she
did not want divorce from her hus-
band, Amos Crum and so dismissed
her suit.
The Durand & Kasper Co. got
judgment against Jno. J. Vangundy
for $l28.55 and costs.
Mcneil e. Higgins Co. were given
judgment for $142.9O against W. d.
Parks on account.
The Palm Bros. Co. were given
judgment on account against the Me-
Callum Steel Wagon Co. for $71.7C
and costs.
Lucy Fortunes claim of $40
against the Estate Of Chas. W. Buck
was allowed.
Liquors to be Destroyed.
The court found in the case of
State against Edw. Shipley that the
liquors seized by and in possession
of the sheriff herein, were kept for
unlawful sale and that said liquor
and vessels and barrels in which it
is contained shall be destroyed by
the sheriff"
Inc same finding was made IN the
case against Grant Hanes and Har-
vey Miller for running blind
tiger"
The cases against Garland Boeard-
us and Geo. Chapman for keeping
places for the unlawful sale of
liquors are set for trial Sept. 21.
Samantha j. Linkenhelt dismissed
her case on account against Oscar
Tribbey.
Attorney s. N. Stevens was ap-
pointed to defend Edward E. Snyder
for grand larceny.
Ella B. Lynch was granted a
divorce from Beverly B. Lynch.
Edith Snyder was given a divorce
from Edw. E. Snyder.
Anson E. Buckley was granted =
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