The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
New Court Cases.

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J. B. Dague VS.. r. N. Marshall. R..
G. Sutton, John B. Gibson and John
Fl. Gibson. Suit is brought to fore
close a mortgage given to secure a
note for $4,000. 0. NJ. Slaymaker,
attorney for plaintiff.
4. M. Riddle VS.. Thomas r. kon-
kiln ct al Suit is brought to fore
close a mortgage given to secure a
note for 500 dated March /, 1910.
Baker & Parrish, attorneys for plain
| tiff
Jerome l.. Harvey VS.. H. Graves ct
al. Suit is brought to foreclose a
mortgage on lot 2, block Is, Deca-
rur City, Iowa, given to secure three
notes of $50 each. Jas. F. Harvey,
attorney for plaintiff.
Exchange National Bank VS.. +. G.
Grove and Winnie Grove. Suit is
brought to foreclose a mortgage on
farm given to secure note for
$4,000, dated Jan 90, 1914. G. W..
Hoffman, attorney for plaintiff.
L. N. McDonough VS.. VIM. A. Gard
ner ct al. Suit is brought to fore
close a mortgage on lots in Leon
given to secure a note for $500,
dated March ID, 1908. c.. w. HOf-
man, attorney for plaintiff.
F. A. Greenland VS.. G. B. & Q. K.
R. Suit is brought for $158.8l
damages resulting from two car
loads of cattle shipped from DeKalb
to Chicago which were delayed by
being taken off at Galesburg, and
arriving at Chicago for Saturday in
place of Fridays market. c. W..
Hoffman and E. Fl. Sharp, attorneys
for plaintiff.
Leo Fullerton VS.. Chas. West.
Plaintiff alleges he traded horse to
defendant for q bull worth 500,
which defendant refuses to deliver
to him and has notified him not to
come on his place and take the bull
off. c. w. Hoffman and E. H. Sharp,
attorneys for plaintiff.
d. NJ Grove VS.. c. L. Ingram and
wife. Plaintiff asks that landlords
lien attachment be issued to secure
$50 due as rent for farm. Varga
& Son, attorneys for plaintiff.
Covington & Estes VS.. Fl. j. O'Neil
and o. P. Jamison Suit is brought
on note for $374.00, dated April
2S, 1914. V. R. McGinnis, attorney
for plaintiff.
Iowa-Missouri Grain Co. VS.. E. L.
and Ida Jones' Suit is brought on
note for $324.76, dated March "a.
1914. VIM J. Springer, attorney
for plaintiff.
S. H. Covington VS.. D. r. Slaugh-
ter. Plaintiff sues for $4,000 dam
ages by reason of the failure of de-
fendant to execute deed to 29O
acres of land in Decatur county, as
per written contract made to j.
N. Gates at the agreed price of $55
per acre which was duly assigned to
plaintiff. G. w. Hoffman and Y. r.
McGinnis, attorneys for plaintiff
DR.. B. p. Eversmeyer VS.. Cary Z.
Rhoades. Suit is brought on a
note for 500 dated May, 8, 1909.
VIM. J. Springer, attorney for plain
tiff.
Riley Buchanan VS.. E. e. Keller.
Suit is brought to recover commits
sion OF $16sOO due for selling a
farm owned by defendant. G. w
Hoffman and M. Woodard, attorneys
for plaintiff.
Farmers & Traders State Bank vs..
]. NJ. Caster ct al. Suit is brought
on two notes amounting to $4,000.
" r. >McGnnis, attorney for plain-
tiff.
G. w. Baker and A. P. Olsen vs..
wv. A. Kirkpatrick. Suit is brought
for attorney fees due from defend
ant. J. S. Parrish, attorney for plain-
tiffs.
S. E. Smith, administrator of es-
tate of Martha Smith, deceased, VS..
DR.. Bertha A. Greer. Plaintiff sues
for So 900 damages alleging that de-
fendant is a practicing physician at
Lamont and about March IS, 1914.
defendant was employed to wait. on
deceased, who was about to be con-
fined. That the physician carelessly
and negligently went to her from
patient suffering from erysipelas and
waited upon her, and as result of
such careless. unsi1illful and negli-7
gent treatment, the patient contract
ed blood poison and died. E. H.
Sharp, Baker & Parrish, attorneys
for plaintiff.
T. u. McCrystal VS.. r. B. Green
halgh. Plaintlr Drinss suit tor $3.50
damages by reason Of breach OF war.
ranty in deed, alleging that on Oct-
IA, 1912, defendant decided him GER
tain real estate in Keokuk county,
Iowa, by warranty deed. That there
was breach of warranty as to title
of a portion of the land, portion OF
it having been decreed by the court
to be the property of one VIM. g..
Kitzman, and the plaintiff has been
deprived of possession and title to
said strip of land, and, that plaintin
has been damaged in the sum OF
$3.50, and he asks for Judgment for
this amount. Baker & Parrish, at