The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-05-01
New Court Cases.

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ct al. The parties are the heirs OF
Louisa Trisler who died Feb. "a
1913, owning at the time of her
death lots S, 6, and 8, block II in
the town of Weldon, worth $1,000.
Plaintiff asks that the shares of the
heirs be confirmed and the property
sold and the proceeds divided among
the heirs. Sharp & Parrish, attor-
neys for plaintiff.
J.. H. Merrill Co. vs.. NJ. p. Tilton
G. Co. ct al. Suit is brought on an
account for goods sold and delivered
to defendants on which there is due
a balance of $969.oS. Plaintiff
claims defendants disposed of their
store at Lamont, and aid not carry
out the provisions of the Bulk Sales
Law. and an attachment is asked
against the stock which is now own
ed by K. D. Spencer. F. G. Orelup,
attorney for plaintiff.
Geo. w. Penniwell VS.. Ella X.
Tharp ct al. Plaintiff is the owner
of the shares of w. w. Craig and
wife in lots 2, 7 and 8. block 2, Heas-
tons addition to Leon, which was
owned by the late G. w. Jenree and
his wife. The plaintiff and the heirs
are unable to agree on a division OF
the property and plaintiff asks that
an order of sale be made and the
property sold and the proceeds dlvld-
ed. Marion Woodland, attorney for
plaintiff.
Bowsher & Bowsher VS.. J. S. CASH
Suit is brought on note for 81 o.
40. and an attachment is asked
against defendants property. G. W..
Baker, attorney for plaintiff.
C. NJ. Keller VS.. H. A. Wright and
lC. F. Wright Plaintiff brings suit
to recover the sum of $1,037.11
which he was compelled to pay on a
note which he signed as surety. Z.
w. Hoffman, attorney for plaintiff.
The will of the late ]. T. Wilson,
of DeKalb, has been filed fef- pro-
bate. 1t is dated Oct. 6, 1911, and
beoueaths the sum of $500 to his
brother, w. R. Wilson and the bal
ance of his estate, real and personal
is given to his brothers, Charles +.
and Harry E. Wilson share and
share alike. He names Charles +.
Wilson as executor Of his will with
out bond.
The will of the late Mrs. Mary H.
Parrish, of Garden Grove, has been
filed for probate. 1t is dated July
81. 1911, and provides that the rent
from her real estate and interest
from her money is to go to her sister,
Mrs. LYDIA Ellen Henderson during
her life time and at her death the
| property is to go to her brother,
Richard A. Hardness and neices,
Mrs. Susie Vogt and Mrs. Ellen c.
Hoffman, share and share alike. She
names c. w. hoffman as sole execu-
tor and trustee to control and man
age her estate until the death OF
Mrs. LYDIA Ellen Henderson.
The will of the late Mrs. n. G.
Brockway, of Decatur, has been hled
fer probate. 1t is dated April 10,
|1S96 and bequeaths the sum OF 50
to her sister, Mrs Mary e. Calhoun,
and all the rest of her estate, real
and personal, is bequeathed to her
sister, Mrs E. J. Geeting, during her
natural life and at her death the
property is to go 10 Mrs Geeting's
son, Charles, absolutely. She names
lSteohen Varga as eva3utor Of the
will without bond.
The will of the late S. T. Brewer.
of Leroy, has been filed for probate.
| It is dated Nov. 25, 1904, and gives
to his daughter. Emma Kirby, ten
per cent of his estate. The bal
ance is to be divided share and share
alike between his three sons, Will
liam NJ, Peter r. and Isaac j. Brow
er He names William NJ. Brewer as
executor of the will.
The will of Mrs. Anna Boeger who
died April 9th, has been filed Tor
probate 1t is dated Oct. 20, 1908.
She bequeaths lots and 10, block 4,
Thompson's addition to Davis City,
with the household goods to t., her
,, daughter, Mrs. Emma Kline who is
to pay the expenses of her illness
and funeral expenses. She be-
uueaths to her sons, Charles Richard
Boeger and Robert w. Boeger, $5Oo
each and the balance of her estate
she bequeaths in equal shares to her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Kline and son
Ernest A. Boeger. A codicil attach
ed to the will says she has already
paid to her son Robert w. Boeger
the $500 during her life time, he is
therefore left nothing out of her
estate. Stephen Varga is named as
executor of the will.
The will of Judge J. w. Harvey
has been filed for probate. 1T is
dated April Is, 1901: He bequeaths
to his brother J. L. Harvey the sum
of 81, 900 and provided that in case
liz. o. Eaton should be living at the
time of his death he should receive
Isl, 900 from his estate. To his wife
he bequeaths the homestead and the
south half of block 23, original town
of Leon and also $1,000 for her sup
port during the first year: He be-
queaths to his wife one-third of his
estate and to his son, Jas. F. Harvey,
two-t thirds, and in addition gives him
his law. library and Office fixtures to-
gether with all book accounts grow
ing out of his law practice. He
names his wife and son as executors
of the will and exempts them from
filing any inventory or giving bonds,
it being his desire that they should
make the division of his estate them
selves without going into court, and
in case they needed any assistance
he recommends they call in Stephen
Varga, and in case of failure to agree
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