The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-03
new CASES IN COURT
Henry Lunt Asks To Have Trustee
Deed Set Aside.

A number Of new cases have been
! filed with the clerk OF courts during
the past few days for hearing at the
October term OF court Saturday was
red letter day for the filing OF petit
tons, there being a total of six cases
filed that day, while at least one has
been placed on file every day for the
past two weeks.
c. G. Tice has filed an equity suit
against l.. T. Shangle, in which he
alleges that the defendant is erect
ing a fence between his property and
that of tn plaintiff, and is putting II
on the plaintiffs land. Mr.. Tlce as
serts that a partition fence has been
| in existence between the properties
| for the past twenty years or more
and has been recognized as the diVid
ing line between the lands By the
owners of both properties. He asks
that writ of temporary injunction
be issued restraining the defendent
from erecting the fence, and that the
! temporary Injunction be made perm
anent on final hearing
| The Fred Opp Leaf Tobacco Co.,
of st. Louis has brought suit against
Davis Bros, Inc, for $1,489.43 alleg.
ed to be due on an account. SChuster
Brothers, of Milwaukee, have also
filed a claim against Davis Brothers
Inc, for $2,691.47, which they claim
is due them for merchandise.
The Chicago Tanning Co., of Chi.
cago Tanning Co., of Chicago, ILL.,,
asks Judgment against the Oskaloosa
Glove Co.. and T. r. Vain wright,
manager, for $lS677 which they as.
sert is owing them for goods furnish.
ed.
The Omaha Optical Co., has
brought suit against Fl. l.. Steaks for
$3.50 alleged to be due on two prom
issory notes and $37.64 which they
claim is due on account for goods
furnished the defendant.
| G. l.. Bryson, ct al, VS.. Unknown
Claimants, ct AL and Alice NJ. Krout
VS.. Iva M. Brown, ct al, are the titles
of two suits asking that the titles
to certain real estate be Quieted in
the plaintiffs.
In a petition filed with the clerk of
courts Monday, Henry w, Lunt asks
that certain trust deed executed by
him to Johnson r. Lunt and Cole r.
Van Gordon trustees, for the use and
benefit of his children, be set aside
upon the grounds that its provisions
property involved is alleged to yield
an annual income of $4,000. The
plaintiff sets forth in his petition that
To-
1910, and was made subject to GER
tain conditions. which the trustees
have since failed to fulfill. In first
place, he says the trustees were to
make an annual report to him OF
the proceeds of the farm conveyed
and they have failed to do so. Second
lily, they were to provide, out of the
proceeds, a home for the plaintiff
and this he says they have not done
A third provision of the deed, accord
ing to the petition, was that the
plaintiff should be paid $500 a year
which he has not received. II was al
so made a condition of the deed that
should more than $500 a year be nee
. essary to properly maintain the
plaintiff, including home, provisions
nursing, and medical expenses. The
trustees were to furnish said plain
tiff with all additional money re
quired. ar. Lunt asserts that he tool
i'll in April or May OF this wear and
was forced to undergo surgical 'op
GRAFTON in the Ottumwa hospital. In
curing an expense aggregating S427.
:, TO- He says that he sent the bills I,
! the afore mentioned trustees bu
they have never been paid.