The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-10-21
New Court Cases.

Co. Plaintiff sues for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries received when lis
team ran away on August 11th, 81
lecing the team Was frightened by
the blowing of whistle on steam
ditcher which defendant was using
in digging sewer trenches in Leons
claiming an employe of tie defend
ant was negligent and careless IN
blowing the whistle as result OF
which his team ran away, his hip be-
ing dislocated and he was otherwise
injured. Baker & Parrish, attorneys
for plaintiff.
Exchange National Bank VS.. r. A..
tSigler and wife. Suit is brought to
foreclose a mortgage on real estate
$4,000. G. w. Hoffman, attorney
for plaintic.
Jesse It. McCrary VS.. ]. B. DeBolt.
Plaintiff brings suit for $4,000 dam
ages, alleging that on Sept "a, 19l D.,
the defendant filed an information
before Robert Turner, justice of the
peace at Lamont, charging plalnuft
with the crime of obtaining goods by
false pretense and maliciously and
without probable cause procured a
warrant for his arrest. That without
any trial the defendant dismissed
the case, paid the costs and the
prosecution was ended. lie claims
fS5 900 damages to his reputation by
reason of his being arrested and the
further reason that defendant stated
to various persons that plaintif was
thief and had obtained goods from
him by false representations and
false pretenses. C. W. Hoffman and
Ed H. Sharp, attorneys for plaintiff.
Fred Stanley & Co. VS.. c. E. and
Nellie Burrell. Suit is brought on an
account for goods sold to defendants
amounting to $100.S2. Amos P.
Olsen, attorney for plaintiff.
Nettie Boyce VS.. Homer Boyce.
Plaintiff and defendant were married
at Garden Grove on Nov. 20, 1910,
and lived together until Oct. IL,
1915. Plaintiff alleges her husband
has slapped her, threatened her and
accused her of infidelity. She asks
for decree of divorce and that she
be restored to her maiden name, Nell
lie Jackson, Marion WOodard, at
torney for plaintiff.
Ella G. Warner ct al. VS.. F. K. and
Bess Fisher. Suit is brought to fore
close a mortgage on lot in Leon,
given to secure note for $500. e..
w. Hoffman, attorney for plaintiff.
Benjamin Redman VS.. G. b. y.
r. r. Co. Suit is brought on a
claim for damages resulting from de-
Hay on two cars of cattle shipped
from Delray to Chicago, amounting
to $261.63 Ed H. Sharp and G. w.
Hoffman; attorneys for plaintiff.
Let's Parker Grocery Co. VS.. A. J.
Johnson. Suit is brought to collect
a balance of $3.50 claimed to be
due plaintiffs on an account for goods
sold and delivered to defendant at
Davis City Marion F. Stookey, at
torney for plaintiffs.
/. Il. Denly vs.. James Grimm. An
appeal on writ of error is taken
from judgment rendered before
Justice J. NJ. Allen at Van Vert for
$3.50 and costs on writ OF re-
plevin for a horse. R. B. Hawkins,
attorney for plaintiff, Ed H. Sharp,
attorney for defendant.
Leta Albaugh VS.. Theodore Al
baugh ct al. The parties are the
lheirs of Theopilus Albaugh, deceas-
ed, and cannot agree on division OF
his estate and plaintiff asks for an or
der confirming the shares Of the
heirs and that the real estate be sold
and the proceeds divided among the
heirs. C. w. Hoffman, attorney for
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