The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-02-23
answer to sub-petition.


Bernice Hustled. On default of the
defendants, judgment was given on
the promissory notes and for attor-
|ney fees. sAt&k,
Eli Horn vs.. j. T. Molyneux De.
fault of defendant, Judgment on prom
issory notes
John P. Hiatt vs.. w. E. Rivers. De.
fault of defendant, Judgment for 1924
on contract
]. d. Smith & Co. vs.. Shinum Co.
On default Of defendants, judgment on
account for $234.44.
F. G. Darland VS.. Caleb Reynolds
and Sadie Reynolds. Default of de
PENDANTS, judgment on notes.
w. E. Dawson and John Dawson vs..
0. N. Woman ct al Settled and costs
paid.
Judgment was given on promissory
notes on default of the defendants In
the following cases: N. l.. Goldstone
VS.. John Cruikshank Jr; What Cheer
Savings Bank VS.. J. l. Molyneux: and
j. r. Duncan VS.. j. /. Molyneux.
Walter W. White VS.. Shinum Co.
Judgment was given in the sum of
$40 or account.
Isaac III. Hutchinson VS.. The General
Accident and Fire Insurance Co, Ltd.
Demurrer of defendant to plaintiffs
petition overruled and defendant Civ
en- until March 5 to plead.
Sarah Il. Ryan VS.. C. Bruinekool ct
al. Default of defendant, judgment
given on contract for $l35.
William K Neill VS.. Robert Jones
Defendant given five days to plead.
| G. A. Gesman VS.. Geo Harris ct all
Defendants given to February % to
plead. Defendants motion for more
| specific statement overruled and de.
PENDANT excerpts. saAp
j. G. Patterson ct al VS.. Geo. Fritz,
guardian OF Cecil Boyuls. ct al. Sets
| tied and costs paid.
Judge Talbot adjourned court this
afternoon until Tuesday, Feb 2Sth.
! The judge returned to his home at
| Brooklyn for rest
An arraignment OF defendants in
criminal cases took place this morn
Ing. Dan OBrien, charged with re-
ceiving stolen property was arraign-
ed and an attorney appointed to de-
fend. Dan Davis was appointed de-
! Tending attorney and the defendant
was given until February 2Sth to
plead .au
Cecil Lockhart was arraigned and
through his attorneys, Bolton &
Shangle, waived arrangement He
was given until February 2Sth to
plead.
Josephine Wilson appeared by her
attorney, Dan Davis, waived arraign.
ment and was given until February
2Sth to plead. The charge of con-
Quoting a nuisance was the one TAX
en- up and the other charge, that of
keeping a house of ill-fame, was con-
tinued
Judge Talbot made the following
criminal assignment this morning:
State VS.. Ed SPAWN.
State VS.. J. w. lawson
State vs.. Robert Hale.
State VS.. Robert Jackson.
State VS.. John Jenkins.
For Wednesday, March Sth, at 900
o'clock:
State VS. Dan OBrien.
State VS.. Cecil Lockhart
For Thursday, March 9th at 900
o'clock:
J State VS.. Grant Brown.
!, The petit jurors for the term re-
ported yesterday afternoon, follow
ing which they were dismissed. They
were ordered to report Monday,
March 9Th, at 1880 p. m.
The following cases were taken up
yesterday: -
In the Drew divorce case in which
Mary Drew asks for divorce from
her husband. John Drew. on default
of the defendant the case was con.
tInued until March 1st
Guardianship of Jane Chick. Or
dered that guardian pay for care and
nursing OF ward in the sum of not TO
exceed 5000. " ""
New Cases Filed
A case was filed yesterday in which
Sadie Rhine asks for divorce from
her husband, Chauncy Rhine. She
states that they were married in Ma
haska county Jan. s, 1903. and asks
for separation on the ground of
cruel and inhuman treatment. She
asks for alimony of 1000 and the
custody of the minor children, Rob.
ert and Margaret.
The following entries were made
by Judge Talbot in yesterdays SEES
sion OF court:
Anna Cook VS.. Unknown Claim
ants. Leave given plaitiff TO with
draw exhibits "A" and B." being alb.
stracts of title and deed
Ray Riseley VS.. Jack Williams.
Dismissed. Judgment against plain.
tiff for costs.
Harvey Taylor VS.. Roy Ramsay.
Dismissed without prejudice. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Warren & Black VS.. John Cruik.
shank, Jr. Settled.
Fred Miller and j. l.. Lee vs. H. E.
Dixie ct al. Settled and Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Sullivan & Lotspeich VS.. W. II.
Brown. Dennis Sullivan substituted
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