The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-28
GLENN HOLDINGS
GO FOR A SONG;
$S,5OOFOR ALL
Sale OF Ring, Horse and Bug
gy, Made In Advance,
Now Contested.
JUDGE WHO APPROVED
1T NOW ANTAGONISTIC
Allen Kimm Who Bought
Property to Give to Mer-
chant to Contest.

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The personal and real estate prop
erty Of David A. Glenn, which was
sold by Trustee stubblefield at the
Court House Yesterday, was disposed
of for . song. None Of it brought its
fullSAalue and some Of the real estate
was almost given away. The total
amount received for all Of Mr.. Glenn's
property aggregated less than $4,000.
The diamond ring and horse and
buggy were not soli under the ham
mer. Friends Of Mr.. Glenn were as.
tonished at the determination Of Stub
blefield to compel Mr.. Glenn to turn
over the ring, which had been pre-
sented to the veteran by his wife 20
years ago.
Mr.. Glenn offered to borrow the
money and purchase the ring and
horse and buggy to prevent it from
being sold at auction, but Stubble-
field refused to consider it.
Allen Kimmel, relative OF Mr..
Glenn, learned of the attitude Of the
trustee and went to Stubblefield as an
individual and made an offer to buy
b the ring, horse and buggy. Stubble-
field at first refused, saying that the
law required them to be disposed OF
at public auction with the other prop
erty.
But after comforting with Judge
Alexander Ross, in whose court the
case came for adjudication, Stubbtet
field sold the ring, horse and buggy
to Mr.. Kimmel for two-thirds Of their
appraised value.
Mr.. Kimp,el, made the purchase for
the purpose Of turning them back to
Mr.. Glenn, although the later was
not informed Of his intentions. After
the purchase, which had been ap-
proved both by stubblefield and Ross
several parties inquired about the
ring and informed the trustee that
they would give more than Kinrnel
paid for the ring. ... e..
The matter was referred to Ross
who declared the sale; which he ap'
proved, could not stand and ordered
the ring turned back to be resold. Mr.
Kimmel refused to comply with this
order and declared he would take thu
matter to the Federal Court and havI
Judge Dyer pass upon the case. 1t ha
not been ascertained whether Judg
Ross will force a showdown or not
The first item sold yesterday wa
fifteen shares in the Southern Meta
Company, which had been valued a
$1,000. Harry Mechen opened tn
bidding with an offer Of SIS. 1t wa
4 finally sold for S57 to Joe Ness.
One of the best bargains Of the sal
was the purchase Of forty-ffve share
of Roth Tobacco stock, the par valu
of which was 500. This was bougf
by Sam Carter for $3.50.
The other sales follow:
Lots 2 and 8, block q Red Star AZ
dition, Ben Vineyard, $50; Lot
block 10, Red Star Aditisa, Ben Vim
ward, s57; Lot 2, block II, r. &
Addition, r. Gerhardt, SITS; Lot
block Ia, r. & G. Addition, L. Carutl
ers, $75.
A part Of Lot 4 in Range C, 20
front on Spanish street, by 1O2
east to an alley, W. H. Bohnsack, ]
$4,000.
Lots 8, 4 and s in block 2, and
l, block S, in J. w. Garner Additi
to town Of Advance, Mo-, to ].
Prather Of Advance, Mo-, for $3.50.
South half Of Lot AZ, Range o,
Ingram Addition, located on SPANS
between Pearl and Mason streets,
Henry Meystedt, Jr., $725.
Part lots II and IL in range B, /
ing 1856 on Merriwether by 2O6
#. on Fountain street to Birdie KaI
$405.
Lot 21, range B, being 18O.435
on Merriwether street, by 1908
Frederick street, to c. E. Meyer, 50
Undivided one-fourth interest, p
lots 16 and II, in range d, known
Coerver property, sold to J. c. D
Ter and M. ]. Koeck for S..
First to Joe Haas, $56.
Third to H. S. Deane, $23.
Fourth to Sam Carter, $425.
Fifth to Tom Jackson, $l5.
1875 shares Cape R. E. & l. Co..
F. Braun, $500.
Lot No. 9 in block /, Glenn's PHI
DR.. Yount, $215.
Lot No. in block /, Glenn's ri
Joe Haas, 1926.
Lot No. 1S in block l, Glenn's ri
Allen Kimmel, $165.