The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-10-12
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Disposition Of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

port were OFefruled. Flnal report
approved, administrator discharged
and sureties released.
WIN of lev. Galloway. VIII ad-
mitted to probate. H. J. Moore APP
pointed administrator. Will annexed.
Bond, $l5,0OO.00. ...5.
VIII of M. B. Lee. l.. t. Shangle
entered appearance for Alonzo NJ, Ar
thur b., Chester E., and Byron Ear
Lee. viii admitted to probate, Alon--
20 N, Arthur B. and Chester E. Lee
appointed executors without bond.
Estate of Sarah E. Garrett. Estate
relieved from appraisement of per-
sonal property.
Judge Preston at this mornings
session Of court ordered that the petit
jurors should appear Monday, Oct. 16,
at 1870 p. m, instead Of Monday, Oct
ober 9.
The cases of George McCarty VS..
William E. Conner ct al; Forest
Cemetery Association VS.. Eva Hatch
ct al; Frank M. James VS.. Ulysses
S. Hensyl ct al, and Made NJ. Carson
vs.. Amanda Alice Blair ct al were
settled and costs paid.
w. c. Sheppard VS.. Frank Price ct
al. Decree of foreclosure granted
and Carl Johnson made receiver
Bond $4,000.
Case of Abbie Sopher VS.. Bert
Sopher, dismissed by plaintiff with
payment of costs.
Frank M. Sheppard VS.. A. E.
Stocker ct al. Case settled and costs
paid.
c. F. Wabnitz VS.. Daniel F. wy,
more ct al. Default of all defend
ants. Judgment on promissory note
with costs.
Rosa Phillips VS.. Ralph Phillips.
dismissed by plaintiff with payment
Of costs.
R. w. Moore VS.. Aver Hanks. De-
fault of defendants.
Phoebe Fry VS.. William E. Fry.
Plaintiff dismisses her petition with,
out prejudice. Trial on cross petit
ton submitted.
Guy Woodin VS.. Helm Hotel Co.
Settled.
Noah Williams VS.. Elias |. Clifton
ct al. Default of all defendants.
Judgment on promissory note with
costs.
]. A. Day ct al vs.. ]. w. Brown ct
al. Decree granted as prayed at
plaintiffs costs.
Elizabeth Lawrence VS.. William
E. Lawrence. Defendant withdraws
answer. Default of defendant.
William j. Knox VS.. Elsie T. Knox.
Dismissed by plaintiff by payment
of costs. ...It4
Clara Brady VS.. Edward Brady.
Default of defendant. Decree of di.
vorce granted with, $500 alimony.
Ella Lutz VS.. Josephine Hibler ct
al. Default of all defendants. Judg
ment on note and interest. Decree
of foreclosure.
Guardianship of Thomas Briggs,
incompetent Trial commenced. Evi
dence taken and by agreement sub
mitted to Judge Willcockson on evi,
dence taken.
Guardianship of Clara S. ohm. OBJ
jections to final report withdrawn.
Final report approved. Guardian
discharged and sureties released.
In the case of the estate of Cary
A. COryell, the administration was
authorized to eXpend not to exceed
$500 for monument and not to eX
coed 5000 for expenses in sending
attorney to Idaho to look after es
tate there.
The following cases were disposed
of by Judge Preston:
Estate of Segal e. Busby. Widow
$1,000 for support of herself
and minors under fifteen years, and
directed to pay same
quarterly.
Guardian of A. r. Ream authorized
to pay the interests on money of
ward until otherwise ordered.
Estate of Charles E. Howar. Heirs
agreed that Adams take charge of
real estate and that he may expend
not to exceed $500 for repairs as
j. w. Rawson VS.. o. l.. Sprague
Judgment against defendant for
S57 65 and costs.
George and Elizabth Dunbarger
ct al, VS.. Adam C. Dunbarger. Case
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Edward C. Chew VS.. Ethel Chew.
Evidence closed and submitted
John Lloyd VS.. A. U. Dalbey ct al
Judgment on note with interests and
costs. Decree of foreclosure granted
Eliza A. Gay vs.. George w. Gay. |
c. Yer Ploeg appointed guardian ad
Item for defendant.
Newell Bros. VS.. S. V. Reynolds, |
mayor, ct al. Settled. Judgment
against plaintiffs for cost
William III. Osborne ct, al, VS.. F. L. |
Dunkle ct al. Decree to quiet title |
granted at plaintiffs cost.
7. j. Fitzsimmons VS.. Iowa Manu-. |
featuring Co.. ct al. J. o. Malcolm |
enters his appearance for debts Iowa
Manufacturing Co., Jameson trustee |
A. Updegraff and wife given ten days |
TO plead. Lacey & Lacey and Will
ANS & Orvis appear for defendants,
Hawkins and wife, and given ten
lays to plead.
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