The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-09
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until January IL, 1918, when the de-
PENDANT deserted her home. Hartzell
and Cayanagh file the bill for said
Henry Williams.
Ella M. Dye, by her attorney, e. W.
Durham, versus James M. Dye, the
petition showing that the parties were
married on December 10, 1914, in the
city of Keokuk, Iowa, and lived to-
gether until May 8. 1915. The plain
tiff charges drunkenness and cruelty.
Nancy ]. Martin, by her attorneys,
Berry & Naylor, versus Isaac D. Mar
tin, the bill showing marriage on
Dec. 81, 1885. and that parties sepa-
rated on June 7. 1914. there having
Mrs. Mary E. Mockbee. John W.,
Enoch p, Edward H., Pearl E., and
Harry P. Martin, all Of legal age, ex-
cept p, whom the plaintiff asks the
custody Of. charging desertion.
Joseph Knight of Warsaw, by Ills
attorneys, O'Harras, Wood & Walker,
versus Maggie knight, the petition
showing that parties were twice mar
ried. the first marriage occurring
about thirteen or fourteen years ago,
the second IN November, 1909, and
that they continued to live together
until Aug. 2, 1915, when the defendant
left the home and located in Iowa.
That there mad been born to this
union two sous, Edward in 1904 and
Harry in January, 1910; that litiga-
ton was brought about in the Iowa
courts as to the custody of said two
children, and the plaintiff was award
ed the care of said Edward knight,
and the defendant the care and Gus
tody of Henry, but that at the present
time both children are in the care of
said defendant. A charge Of adultery
is made.
Clara A. Grassland versus Jacob S.
Grassland, the bill showing that the
defendant has been guilty of habitual
drunkenness and plaintiff states that
said parties were married on Jan. 81,
1893, at Quincy. Ill, living together
until Sept. %, 1916, there being one
child, Russell L. Grassland, who has
attained his majority.
Edna M. Sucker charges Edward
J. Sucker with desertion, the bill
showing that parties were united in
marriage on July 9, 1905, and con-
tinued to live together until Oct. Z,
1911. That there were three children
born to this union, two of whom have
departed this life, Fay Malone Stuck
er, aged years. surviving.
Leslie Cludary files his bill by
Clyde P. Johnson, his attorney, charg-
ing his wife, Ella Cludary, with adul-
terry, the bill showing that parties
were married October 1, 1911, at
Quincy, Illinois, and continued to live
together until Jan. /. 1912.
Josie E. Tyner files her bill by
Hartzell & Cavanagh, her attorneys,
charging her husband, Clinton D.
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showing that marriage occurred on
Feb. IL, 1896. and that the CONTRACT
ing parties continued to live together
until Nov. Z, 1911. That one child
was born to this union, Harold c.
Tyner, who mas not attained his ma.
jority.
Hazel Mabray charges her husband
Early Mabray, with desertfon, the bill
showing that marriage occurred on
Sept. 16, 1911, at Keokuk, and that
the parties continued to live together
until Feb. 81, 1913
Elsie Snyder Vs. George Ellis Sny-
der, bill for separate maintenance
was filed, the plaintiff showing that
marriage occurred on Feb II, 1898,
and that the parties have lived to-
gether until Sept. 6, 1916, but under
very trying circumstances, as the de-
PENDANT has been trying to release
himself from the care and keeping of
the petitioner for some time, having
caused petition to be filed in tn.
county court Of Hancock county, ILL.,
nois, looking Into the sanity OF the
petitioner. the case being very hotly
contested, many witnesses appearing
for the plaintiff, the jury returning a
verdict about midnight, finding that
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