The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-17


the Oskaloosa Cooperative Industrial
Society. Ordered that William Nc.
Donald appear in court and submit to
examination. E. A. Schmidt, assignee,
is ordered to pay taxes due Mahaska
county. .... ..
Jaques and Jaques VS.. Isabel p.
Epps, attachment Settled and costs
paid.
Charles Tohren VS.. J. w. C c. G.
Beard, note. Default and judgment.
Isaac Lester VS.. Cloyd Middlekauf,
appeal. Continued by .agreeemnt.
George George VS.. J. f. Cubberley,
continued for service.
Il. j. Heisel VS.. j. +. Foss. Settled
and costs paid.
John 4. Jones VS.. Charles Meadows,
account. Dismissed by plaintiff with
out prejudice. Judgment against the
plaintiff for costs.
Clara Warden VS.. C. l.. Wharton,
note. Default and judgment.
Oskaloosa Savings Bank VS.. A. L.
Snodgrass, note. Default and judg-
ment.
Oskaloosa Vehicle and Auto Com.
pany VS.. F. /. Kline, note. Settled
and costs paid.
Cases continued: James O'Neill VS..
Isabelle Epps, attachment. John p.
Hiatt VS.. Cynthia A.. Howerton, ct al,
note.
j. b. Bolton and L. r. Shangle vs..
Charles Il. Kisor, account. Settled
and costs paid
S. V. Reynolds and Mccoy & Mccoy
VS.. Crescent Coal Company, law. Set.
tied and costs paid.
| State of Iowa VS.. Charles COulson,
complaint. Settled at states cost.
Default and judgment in the cases
| of Pratt Paper Company and of c. V.
Engstrom VS.. Hensyel & Son, ac.
icounts.
A. Z. Van Alst vs.. Laura Hoff, de.
fault and Judgment.
Bertha May Jenkins VS.. c., B. G @.
Ry. Co., and Frank B. Hamilton vs..
same, damages. Settled as per stipu-
lation on file.
Georgia FL. Jenkins, minor, VS.. c.,
b. & Q. Ry. Co., damages. Trial, and
Judgment against defendant in the
sum OF 100000 and costs.
James Myers VS.. Joseph Burdock.
appeal. Dismissed, judgment VS.. the
plaintiff for costs.
Wednesday afternoon was devoted
to hearing arguments in a number of
cases, action upon which was de-
ferred.
Divorce Cases.
Ella Dixon VS.. Leonard Dixon. Case
to be dismissed unless brought on for
trial at the next term of court.
Dora May Morrison VS.. Fred ].
Morrison. Trial and decree. Plain
tiff given care and custody of minor
child, Bessie Morrison.
DEGREES were also granted in the
petitions of w. A. Mcclure VS.. Grace
Mcclure, Eta Samuels VS.. James NJ.
Samuels, Ellen s. Hines VS.. John S,
Hires, and John L. Steigers VS.. Hettie
Steigers.
Rosa Moore VS.. George Moore, dis
missed by agreement. Judgment VS..
plaintiff for costs.
l. w. Holland VS.. Merle Holland.
Continued by request of plaintiff.
The following assignment of cases
set for trial next week has been post
ed:
New Cases Filed.
Sarah Elizabeth Courtney VS.. Jen-
ME Perry, David Perry, Cora Court
ney and r. S. Rosborough, in equity,
a partition suit and to quiet title.
State of Iowa VS. Frank Bitner.
Law; burglary.
State of Iowa VS.. Gid TRACER. Law;
burglary.
Sarah Elizabeth Courtney VS.. Jen-
ny Perry. ct al. Equity, to set aside
will.
Considerable interest has attached
to the disposition of the cases in dis
trict court from the suits brought
against the c. b. & O. Ry. in connec-
ton with the death of the late f. NJ.
jenkins. Mr.. Jenkins, it will be re.
c%llcd, was killed last year in a cross
ms accident on Fifth avenue, one
pioSh H'3t VI ~ SJIttJ. All
bile being drivol by Mr.. Jenkins was
run down by backing engine on the
c. b. & Q. Ry. An infant daughter,
Georgia, was injured in the accident
and Frank B. Hamilton, who was an
occupant Of the car at the time of the
accident. was also hurt. Mr.. Jenkins
died Oh the way 10 the hospital, the
result of injuries received. Suit
against the railway was brought in
the aamo o. the estate against the
railway company and individual suits
against the company We're also filed
by the widow, Mrs. Bertha May Jen-
kins, by the infant daughter, Georgia |
and by Frank b. Hamilton. Settle !
ment was made outside OF court and |
the four cases have been removed
from the dockets. The sum of $4,000
was paid in the estate case, $1,000 in J.
that of Georgia Fl. Jenkins, $1,000 in !
that of the widow, Bertha May Jen-
kins, and Frank B. Hamilton was Civ
en $50. Attorneys John N. and Hugh |
Mccoy represented the plaintiffs +
n the cases and Burrell & Dewitt an.
reared for tie railway Company. 4
Another case wherein settlement
vas made vas that of Ed Downs, a
a e.