The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-31


the Citizens Building & Loan COM
pany and the Marion County Bank
are paid, and that the answer ana
CROSS petition or Joseph and Ethle
Price may be dismissed. Trustee De-
Long Is represented by Attorney Hay
Is Thompson.
In the matter of Robert Adkins
against the American Malleable Cast
iigs company. an appeal case, the de-
fendant is given leave to answer by
September 1. The same order is made
In the case of Dwight Phillians
against the company.
Lenox Reber was given judgment
for s6,696 16 with interest at eight per
cent. from this date in his action
against George w. Clark and others,
which involves the ownership of the
clio Milholland Pressed Brick company
plant on Silver street, which Reber
traded TO Clark for n piece OF coal
property in the southern part of the
state The defendant is found in de-
fault and n decree of foreclosure and
order OF sale is made.
Title is quieted as prayed for and
the prayer of the petition Is granted
in the matter of John Moral against
James II. Leanord and others.
In the matter of the Citizens Build
ing & Loan company against Mile
j. Baldwin and others a finding has
been made for the plaintiff upon its
mortgage lien, except as to attorney
fees which is taken under advisement.
A finding is also made for the Marion
County Bank as prayed for. decree
Of foreclosure Is granted. the property
ordered sold and the proceeds brought
into court TO abide its further order.
w. p. Maloney has been appointed
guardian ad litem for the minor de-
PENDANTS in the partition proceeding
uf Charles r.. McMurray against
Thomas l.. McMurray and others. Thc
guardian is also given leave to an
swer.
w. r. owen, administrator has
been made party defendant with
leave to plead by September 1, in the
foreclosure proceedings of the Home,
Building Savings and Loan company
against II. +. Bush.
Martha L. Grifliths has been granted
divorce from William +. Grifiiths on
the ground of gross neglect of duty
~ d failure to provide. The couple
las married december "a. 1874 in
Delaware, Ohio. and six children wefe
,T a
the other four all of legal age. Mrs
CrifIiths was represented by Attorney
II. Il. Hill
Plaintiff has been given leave to
plead by August 26 in the matter OF
David Vcstal. administrators, against
r. j. sutton.
In the matter of Carl w. Sawyer and
others against the Ohio Sanitorlum
company an order OF sale has been
issued and John d. owen. ID. II. Lin
coin and James Il. Phillips are named
as appraisers.
In the foreclosure proceeding of
Lucius r. Woodrow and others against
the Central Christian church, of Mar
irn. and others, the first cause of ac-
tion OF j. i. Prendergast Is consld-
o ed the first and hest lien on the
property and the second cause OF ac-
tion does not constitute a Hen.
-
In the appeal case of Fred Morri-
son against G. r. Harding, the plain
tlfi has been granted leave to plead by
September 1.
In the partition case of Susie NJ.
King against Zoa King Flies and 9TH
crs court has held that the plaintiff
is entitled to partition as prayed for.
Commissioners to make partition will
he appointed later.
An order of partition as prayed for
IN the petition has been granted in
the case of John r.. Smith against
Minnie NJ. Denman and others.
The defendant has been leave TO
plead by September / i'm the appeal
cf Sc of John II. Dwyer against John
Garter and others
MASS MEETING AT
WESLEY CHURCH TUESDAY
Women, Mothers and
Daughters Invited.
Many Prominent Local Men VIII
Speak-Home and Women VIII be
Discussed-Every Woman Request
ed Ia Attend.
There will be great mass meeting
In the Wesley NJ, u. church Tuesday
afternoon at y. m.
This meeting following the Chaut-
aqua where much emphasis was plac-
ed upon the home and women by