Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
Courthouse Notes

on complaint Of 4. G.. Bowman
County Attorney Ed Grassland yes-
terday caused a warrant to be issued
Tor the arrest Of Cecil II. LOckhart
on a charge of embozzlemcnt The
complainant, who was Lockhart's em.
ploycr. charges him with appropriat-
ing Sl2J Of the firms money 10 his
own use Lockharts arrest is cX-
pected today
Mrs Dora Greely in superior court
Yesterday filed a petition for divorce
from her husband, Arthur Greeley
whom she charges with gross neglect
Of duty. The case will he docEeted
tor trial during the next term.
A marriage license was issued in
the county court yesterday TO Miss
Allene 5. Hurd, rs years old, of Tulsa,
ana Johnnie l.. Ploss, 2 years old, Of
st. Louis, Mo
Mrs. Muzzy Foster a negress, was
Granted a divorce from her husband,
Milton Foster by Judge NJ. A. Breck-
enrldgc in superior court yesterday.
Her allegations were gross neglect OF
duty and extreme cruelty.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Davies
and David Davies was dissolved by
Judge Breckenridge in superior court
yesterday Mrs. Davies was married
for the second time when she be
leNed. after eight years, that her
first husband had been killed i'm a
railroad accident When Husband
No. / reappeared she at once left
Davies and made application for dis
solution Of the second marriage.
Anna Eaton yesterday filed suit in
superior court in an effort to recover
$j,S9S.SS on a promssory note issued
by G. f. and n. n. Roeser.
Judge Breckenridge in superior
court Yesterday issued a restraining
order against Arthur Clark, which is
designated to prevent him from dis
posing of any of his holdings or
drawing or checking on his bank ac-
count, pending the outcome Of suit
instituted by Mrs Lillian Clark, his
wife, for divorce. The court also
granted the plaintiff $50 month !
temporary alimony and $50 for at
torneys' fees. Mrs. Clark, in her pc
ttiOn filed one day last week, charges
her husband with gross neglect Of
duty and abandonment She also
filed suit against Mabel Anderson, |
from whom she would recover $4,000 .
damages for alienation Of her hus- |
bands affections
Mervin Lee yesterday was held i'm |.
$500 bond for trial before Justice Lee /
Daniel, on a charge Of grand larceny |
In default he was remanded to the |
county Jail Ills case is set for July T
6. The complaint in the case was
preferred by r. NJ. Collins. who /
charges Lee with stealing jewelry and /
other articles valued at S101.50.
Judge Breckenridge in superior /
court yesterday granted divorce to w |
F. Weddle from his wife, Bertha Il. /
Weddle, on grounds Of abandonment |
The plaintiff also was granted Gus
tody Of two minor children
c. o. Harmed, charged with dispos-
ing Of 5000 worth Of mortgaged .
hearing before Justice Lee Daniel .
yesterday, and was held in $1,000 |
bond for trial July 6. Harmed was .
arrested on complaint of ]. W. Bolts.
Savanna Kullum was arrested yes
tcrday on complaint Of Julia Purvey,
who charged her with using unbe-
coming language and threatening
bodily harm. The complaint was is
sued by Justice Lee Daniel, and the
case probably will be heard next
Friday.
Mrs. Louisa c. Quindt in district
court yesterday filed n petition for
divorce from her husband, Samuel w.
Quindt, charging extreme cruelty and
gross neglect Of duty.
A warrant was issued yesterday by
Ed Grassland, county attorney, for
James Sloan, who is charged with
abandoning his wife and four small
all of whom are in destitute
Declaring that her husband, Tla
Stover, is a habitual convict, Mrs.
Hattie Stovcr in superior court yes
terday filed n petition for divorce
She set forth that her husband
served one term in the oklahoma |,
state prison. and when he was re-
leased returned to her Since then |,
he again has been convicted of crime
and sentenced to another prison
term.
Charging extreme cruelty, Mrs
Sarah Rupert entered suit for di-
yorce from her husband, Fred Rupert |,
In superior court yesterday
Mrs Addic c. johnson is asking a
divorce of Judge breckenridge in
superior court. because of alleged !,
cruelty on the part of her husband, |,
J. d. Johnson One Of her allega- !
tions of extreme cruelty is that on
one occasion her husband struck. her
in the face, knocking her through a
bolted door.
r. Kimball in district court yester-
iav filed suit against Clarence O.
from whom he would
recover $4,000 damages for alleged
SANDER In his petition the plaintiff
sets forth that the defendant made Il
remarks against him to
Mrs. Kimball and others
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