The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-04-10

No. "a (Probate) Estate Eyaline
Mitchell.
No, s (Law) Evans VIC. Roberts.
Nc. (Law) Jewel Tea 20. vs..
Breeding.
No. 10 (Law) Indian National Bank
Picken
| No. IL Burris VS.. Crescent Coal Co.
| No. 81 Allen vc Peoples Water Co.
| "Wednesday, April 20, 9 a. m.
Nc. 80 Schmidt VIC. Green.
No. 80 White vs. Cricket Coal Co.
No. 43 Burrier Bros. VS.. Roger.
No. 40 Schmidt VS.. Walls.
No. 81 Mcdonald vs.. Patrick
] No. so Hiatt VS.. Howerton
| No. "a Seams VS.. WindalI.
| Thursday, April "a, 9 a. m.
No. So Mccormick Harvester Co.
vs. Vermillion.
ON. 63 Young VIC. Barkley.
Nc. IS Adlon VS.. NJ. & st. l.. Ry.
Nc. 66 Cooley VS.. Bolton. Hoover
Coal Co. l
Nc. IS Shaw VS.. Hale ~
| No. 81 Armstrong VS.. Darland.
Nc. SO Fidelity and Deposit Co. VS..
Beesecker. .. ........ .. 49,.
Friday, April IS, 9 a. m.
No. 81 Vernon & Reed vc M. & st.
! l.. Railway.
No. 92-Stanley VS.. NJ. & ST. L. Ry.
| Ne. 80 Mendenhall VS.. Ennis Con
struction &c.
| Tn second day of the April term
of court was default day, with Hon.
John f. Talbot presiding and was
busy one, many matters being dis
posed of by the court. Law and
equity cases received the chief atten-
tion, but few probate matters were
also attended to.
Many miscellaneous matters re-
iceived attention in the equity section
and five divorces we're granted in the
following cases, au through default
of plaintiff: Della Wilson " VIM. N.
Wilson; Nelson Cook v. Frances L.
Cook; Belle Quick v. Orville G.
Quick; Leta Ross v. Fred Ross, and
Lydia Sparks " Thos. Sparks.
The case of Van Ginkel v. Lewis,
Hunt v. Edris, Easter, admrx. v. At
Gibson, and four drainage cases
against the Board of Supervisors ct.
al, were dismissed and costs taxed
to the plaintiffs.
Judgment was granted through de-
fault or plaintiff on three promissory
notes in the case of Citizens State
Bank of Abba v. Andre & Ashton for
81, 48S.88. Judgment on note for
I$2S0.75 was granted through default
in Farmers & Merchants Bank v.
Mognett
Wells & Sons Co., v. Scott Mfg. Co.
was settled as per stipulations.
In Daniel j. Morris " Oskaloosa
Savings Bank, garnishee in same v.
y. L. Morgan. the amount in the hands
of the garnishee, $74.60, was con-
demned and ordered paid to the plain
tiff.
The grand jury was empanelled in
the afternoon and sworn in.
The petit jurors for the April term
were drawn as follows:
w. A. SAINTS, Gibson.
John Allsup, Cedar.
II. c. Hull, Oskaloosa.
A. b. Bushong, Oskaloosa.
Homer Durbin, New Sharon.
r. j. Haywood, Bussey.
l.. Holder, Oskaloosa.
J. NJ. Beedle. Eddyyille.
EInert Mona, Fremont
Martin Van Cleve, Pella.
S. Barttema, Olivet.
Art Beck, Fremont.
E. Z. Hull, Oskaloosa.
c. Donley, Oskaloosa
Albert n. Johnson, Eddyville.
l.. A. Fritch, Oskaloosa.
y. G.. Bradbury, Oskaloosa.
Mead Grifiiths. Oskaloosa.
J. S. Riley, Oskaloosa.
Nelson Hudson, Oskaloosa.
Charlie Beach, Rose Hill.
Lucian Rurfee, White City.
Frank Hook, Beacon.
Mike Pohlad, Evans.
Chas. TRACER, New Sharon.
Geo. Souden, Beacon.
Elmer Vert, New Sharon.
Robert Jackson, Buxton.
Geo. Robertson, New Sharon.
G. r. Susman, Evans.
B. r. Thatcher, Oskaloosa.
Bert James. New Sharon.
ID. M. Edwards, Oskaloosa.
Dwight Moore, Oskaloosa.
w. z. Wright, Rose Hill.
M A. Rockwell, Lacey.
Joe Mich, Oskaloosa.
Joe Gracer, Oskaloosa.
Isaac Bolsom, Beacon.
ii. Fl. Martin, Gibson.
John Todd, Oskaloosa
p. II. Gregg, Eddyville.
VIM. Niche, Eddyville
J. H. Dunbar, Rose HILL
Ralph ROUGH, Beacon.
Isaac Bush, Oskaloosa.
A. L. Wright, Evans.
Sidney Harper. New Sharon.
r. J. Baker, Oskaloosa.
j. l.. Cosby. Fremont.