The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-10
New Court Cases.

w. A. Roberts VS.. Belle Roberts.
The parties were married at Decatur,
Illinois, June 16, 1906, and lived to-
gether until about year ago. Plain
tiff asks for a decree Of divorce on
the ground that his wife Is incurably
insane and confined in an asylum at
Jacksonville, Ill. He also asks for
the custody of their minor son, Paul.
o. M. Slaymaker, attorney for the
plaintiff. ..-,
Stephen varga VS.. W.sW. and r.
P. Fulton. Suit is brought on a
promissory note on which there is
due the sum of $579.74. Francis
Varga, attorney for plaintiff.
Stephen Varga, VS.. w. G. Smith, E.
l.. Smith and T. P. Fulton. Suit is
brought on a promissory note on
which there is due the sum Of 81 49,
90. Francis Varga, attorney for
plaintiff. 90.
Stephen Varga VS.. T. P. Fulton.
Suit is brought on three promissory
notes on which there is due the sum
Of $762.56. Francis Varga, attor-
ney for plaintiff.
Stephen Varga VS.. w. E. Wheeler.
Suit is brought on promissory note
on which there is due the sum of
$1,000. Francis Varga, attorney for
plaintiff.
Lena Leota Smith VS.. Judson J.
Smith. Plaintiff resides at Weldon
and was married to defendant at
Weldon, Sept. 5, 1899, and they liv-
ed together until Oct. 20, 1911. At
ter their marriage defendant insisted
his mother should live with them,
but plaintiff could not live with her
on account of her unbearable tenn
per. In 1907 while they were living
at Spokane, Washington, defendant
induced her to make a deed to all
their property which was sold for
$4,000 and he took the monye and
went to Canada, while plaintiff and
their two daughters came back to-
Weldon for visit and later went to
Hopkins, Canada, where, she was in
renowned his allegiance to the Unit
renowned lbs allegiance to the Unit
ed States and declared his intention
of becoming a subject of King
George of England, and that he had
absolute custody and control of their
children and refused to allow them
to return to the United States with
their mother She alleges he treated
her cruelty, cursing her and threat
ening to kill her and she finally left
him and returned to Weldon, Iowa.
She has asked her husband to send
her daughters to her but he refuses.
She asks for a decree of divorce and
for such other and further relief as
may be just and equitable. V. R.
attorney for plaintiff.
D. H. Hubbard VS.. Hattie McGirr
ct al. Suit is brought to foreclose a
given to secure note for
$1,000 on which there is the undivid-
ed one-seventh part unpaid. it being
the share of C. R. Still and wife. G.
W: Hoffman, attorney for plaintiff.
J. R. Vanderpool vs. Charles Hack
err. Plaintiff sues for 500 damages.
He bought span of horses from de-
PENDANT for 1885, with an express
warranty that they were sound. One
of the horses proved to be an original
and of such disposition that he could
not be worked or turned out with
other horses and plaintiff claims
damages of 500. Marion Woodland,
attorney for plaintiff.
Helen VanWerden and Rose Lam
dis executives of estate of B. D. De-
Kalb VS.. C. E. and Eva Tansey. Plain
tiffs ask that certain lots in Weldon
which are the property of C. E. Tan
sey be made subject to a judgment
secured against him in 1896 for
$1O4.66, alleging that title to said
lots were taken in the name of Eva
Tansey for the purpose of defrauding
the creditors of C. E. Tansey. C. w.
attorney for plaintiffs.