The Mena weekly star., 1913-10-30
4 YEARS FOR BURGLARY
Jim Johnson Plead Guilty to Indict- ment and Receives Sentence
 Cases Disposed of Last Week.

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 Cases Disposed of Last Week.
 Jim Johnson plead guilty to a charge of burglary and grand lar ceny Friday in the Circuit court and was sentenced by Judge Cowl- ing to three years at hard labor on the burglary charge and one year for grand larceny.
 Johnson was arrested in July upon the charge of breaking into the store of Golf & Gamble at Wickes, which place is the prisoners home.
 Dick Shockley pleaded guilty to being drunk at a public gathering and was fined $l0 and costs.
 Donnie Winton pleaded guilty to being drunk at a public gathering and was assessed $l0 and costs.
 Following are the civil cases dis posed of:
 A verdict in favor of the plaintiff was rendered in the case of w. B. Collins vs. A. McMillan and Clyde Cunningham. The defendants were on the bond of F. G. Trask, a for mer Mena insurance agent, for the sum of $500, which was ordered paid after a trial in the court Thursday afternoo.
 George Remey vs. G. P. Dunman; continued.
 Eva Oglesby, Claudio Oglesby, Gladys Oglesby, by their father and next friend, William T. Oglesby and Nancy F. Oglesby, vs. Kansas City Southern Railway Company; yer dict for damages in sum of Si20.00.
 Nesser Cleary Vs. Kansas City Southern Railway Co.,; verdict for $50.
 T. W. Clark vs. National Bank of Mena, \. NJ. Roach and John Lay son; continued.
 l. c. Jones vs. Whit Salyers and Ali Smith; dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Bloch-Lyons Co. vs. E. R. Lyman; dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Cannon & Foster vs. Kansas City Southern Railway Co.,; verdict for plaintiff in sum of $500.
 K. s. Shockley vs. Gale Hume and Lee Evans; dismissed at cost of de- fendant.
 J. Foster X Co. vs. Horner Bros. X Stapp and Roach Wholesale Grocery Co.,; appeal to Supreme court grant, ed.
 Mary Cagle and Juda Cagle vs Dan w. Brawley; transferred to equity court.
 w. H. Ballew vs. Wm Patrick and Clara NJ. Patrick; judgment for plaintiff in sum of S2iI.46.
 R. W. Logan and R. w. Logan as next friends of w. D. Logan, vs. J. A. Parker, defendant, and First Ma tional Bank, garnishee; verdict for plaintiff in sum of Si.05O.O0.
 E. T. Roach Vs. T. NJ. Ellison; judgment for plaintiff in sum of $396.75.
 Roach Wholesale Grocery Co. vs. D. H. Epson; judgment in favor of plaintiff.
 Vesser Cleary, William Cleary, J. C.. Cleary, Joseph Clay Cleary, mi nor, by Wm. Cleary his next friends, and Mrs. J. M. Higgins. mother of J. c. Cleary, deceased. vs. Kansas City Southern Railway Co.,: Judgment for plaintiffs in sum of s150.
 William Lowe vs. Aetna Life In surance Co.,; continued.
 w. B. Collins vs. A. c. Briggs: mo- tiOn for new trial overruled: ap- peal to Supreme court granted.
 w. B. Collins vs. Fred Daniels; motion for new trial overruled: ap- peal to Supreme court granted.
 w. T. Stewart vs. R. L. Keller: motion for new trial overruled; ap- peal to Supreme court granted.
 J. M. Hawthorn vs. c. T. Stand ridge; motion of defendant to retax cost denied
 National Bank of Springfield. Mo. vs. Ben Strauss, George E. Sunder- man, c. L. Wilkinson, K. S. Pirtlo, Oscar Afford, Elmer J. Lundy, I. N. Pirtle, Thomas Harris, Sr., c. C. Palmer W. c. Vandiver and J. L. Gates; judgment against defend ants in sum of $2,360.M and costs.
 Aaron M. Marks and Morris Marks vs. Robert Hunter and J. T. Dempsey: judgment in favor of plaintiff in sum of $204.59. Doyle-Kidd Dry Goods Co. vs. Cove Mercantile Co. ct al; contin- ued.
 Lillian Vandiver vs. Western Union Telegraph Co.,; continued. In re P. o. Anderson and J. T. Hutchinson, eX-parte; order of sale confirmed and approved. Roach Wholesale Grocery Co. vs. w. E. Anderson: motion for new trial oyerruled and appeal to Su- preme court granted. n.