The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-16
MANY new CASES FILED
last Filing Day Starts Many New
lawsuits in the Jaduary Term
of the District Court.

Pittsburgh Steel Co. VS.. H. A..
" Wright. Suit is brought on a note
for $232.1S. S. H. Amos, attorney
for plaintiff.
Solomon Weekly VS.. Harry T. Yest.
| Plaintiff sues to have real estate
contract reformed. He alleges he
purchased a farm from the defend
ant at $107.50 per acre on the rep
resentation that it contained 200
acres, when in fact there is only
1926 acres, and he paid defendant
| SSO0S7 more than he should. He
asks judgment for this amount. g..
W. Baker, attorney for plaintiff.
The Creamery Package Mfg. Co.
vs. P. B. Walker ct al. Suit is
brought on an account for $40O. Mar
ion F. Stookey, attorney for plaintiff.
Eta Buerstetta VS.. Henry Scott
Suit is brought on note for $152.13.
Marion F. stookey, attorney for
plaintiff -... &C.
F. l.. Woodard VS.. l. X. Fisher
The plaintiff leased a farm from de-
fendant on a contract which provid-
ed among other things that defend
ant was to furnish plaintiff with
eight brood sows and he was to have
one-half the increase. He alleges
defendant has failed and refused to
comply with the contract and he
asks for damages in the sum OF
$500. a. P. Olsen, attorney for
plaintiff.
Eva Pierson VS., James e. PiersOn.
The parties were married at Grant
City, Mo-, March 2, 1910 and lived
together until January 3, 1911,
when plaintiff alleges her husband
deserted her. She asks for decree
of divorce, the custody of their min
or son, and that she have 5000 tenn
porary and $1,000 permanent ali
mony. Geo. w. Baker, attorney for
plaintiff.
Orville Wirburn VS.. A. S. Ramsey.
Plaintiff bought a farm of rs acres
in Long Creek township from de-
fendant for which he traded stock
Of hardware, it being represented to
him that the farm was worth $40,
per acre when in fact it was not
worth to exceed $40 per acre, and he
asks for damages in the sum of $4,-
|29O. E. P. Hudson, attorney for
plaintiff
Farmers Bank of Grand River VS..
John H. Muse and wife. Suit is
brought on a note for $94.6O. Sharp
& Parrish, attorneys for plaintiff:
G. M. Keller VS.. Decatur county,
and w. G. Cozad. treasurer. ~ Paafn
tiff alleges that on April 1, 1911,
there was deposited with w. G. Co
zad treasurer by J. L. Mendenhall
clerk the sum Of Se9.60, which be-
longed to c. H. and rom Harp, and
which has been assigned by them to
plaintiff He asks for Judgment
against defendants in the sum OF
$6960. c. w. Hoffman, attorney
for plaintiff.
VIM. Woodard VS. !. F. FitZwater.
Plaintiff purchased a farm OF de-
fendant and in their contract defend
ant agreed to pay the taxes for the
year 1911 amounting to $8O.6O, but
failed to do so and plaintiff had to
pay them. He asks for a judgment
for the amount of the taxes. Marion
Woodard, attorney for plaintiff.
karas & Kopp VS.. Ray and H.
Scott. Suit is brought on two notes
amounting to S96.65. Marion F.
Stookey, attorney for plaintiff
Citizens State Bank of Decatur
City VS.. Floyd Boles ct al. Suit is
brought to foreclose a mortgage CIV
en- to secure note for $1,000. V.
R. McGinnis, attorney for plaintiff
Empire Cream Separator Co. vs.
l.. G. Jamison Suit is brought on
two notes amounting to $3.50. Lloyd
Thurston. attorney for plaintiff.
NJ. P. Tilton VS.. A. K. Aten. Plain
tiff sues for $1,000 damages for fail
ure to carry out a written contract
wherein defendant agreed to trade
farm near High Point for a stock of
goods owned by plaintiff at La
moni, but when they were ready
to commence the invoicing of the
stock defendant refused to carry out
the contract. B. NJ. Russell, attorney
for plaintiff.
Much Corn Sold.