Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
District Court Happenings.

lcourt last week considerable b.,s;-
mess has been passed upon. Ten
divorces have been granted as
follows: Mary A. Emge was
Igiven her liberty from the mat
lrimonial bonds with Frank y. and
lalso the custody of the children
land her title to the property was
Iquieted; Mamie E. Williamson
twas given a decree of divorce
from James o. and also the GUS
tody of the minor children; Lucy
Wilson was divorced from Dallas
Wilson; Sine Johnson was given
the custody of the children as
well as divorce from Wilhelm
IL. Johnson; Louise Logan and
Dan w. We're given legal separa-
Ition; Della NJ. Homer was given
| a decree of divorce from Johiah
Homer and also the custody of the
children: Jhiloma Bowie was re-
leased from Frank Bowie; Daisy
| Fisher was given the custody of
AASl SAAioA Gil tthl ulNOICCU elfOHl
INV. C. Fisher; George U. johnson
5Igot a divorce from Lillian e..
lFveline McIntoshs application
i for divorce from William was also
Igranted; the case of Gertrude
Maiden versus William D. Maiden
Twas also submitted and taken un
der Amusement. This was also
la divorce action.
/ The report of the sale in the
lease of Mary Fitzwilliams ct al.
VERSUS Daniel A. Stewart ct al
was approved John J. Snyder
let al. versus Dinah Cole ct al. Re-
iport of sale approved NJ j.
minor versus Belle Hall ct AL, de-
|cree. Jesse H. Case ct al. versus
Mora c. Case ct al, decree of par
ftition. G. N. Barnes versus An
Edren DUNCAN ct al, decree to
quiet title. Frank j. Fitzgerald
VERSUS the unknown claimants of
||sh neA section 80, township 70,
range as, decree to quiet title.
The Frudden Lumber company
versus John E. Peterson, decree
Iof foreclosure. w. C. Wewell
VERSUS R. L. Girton, judgment for
plaintiff for amount of his claim.
Charles Bitterli versus Hubbard
Armstrong, dismissed at plain
|tiff's cost. Kenesaw Marble Co.
versus B. C. Starlin, judgment
by default of plaintiff. Roy Ne.
Merchant versus Maurice ADAMS
Let al, settled and dismissed. L. H.
Raymond versus R. J. McAllister,
on trial Wednesday,. Department
Store company versus O. H.
IStrauss ct al, Ernest Newcomb
garnishee, garnishee discharged
and case dropped from docket.
John w, Read versus William
Huff ct al, w. H. Johnson gar
|nishee, garnishee discharged and
lease dropped. First National
bank versus Charles Bitterli ct AL,
NV. H. Johnson garnishee, gar
nishee discharged and case
dropped. State Savings bank of,
Missouri Valley versus w. f.
IBowen, judgment for the amount
of note. G. C. Caldwell versus
II M. S. Broderick ct AL. judgment
'lby default for $3.50 and costs. w.
E.. Brown versus w. E. Mason,
Judgment on note. The Adams
Co. versus j. B. Wood, judgment
on note. H. N. Frazier versus A.
B. Zahner, judgment by default
on note. Swift & Co., versus H.
=. Witt, default judgment on ac-
count. The Baum Iron company
llversus George H. Wilson, judg-
> |Tlent on account for $4,000. w.
d. Cromie versus Orrin Poe ct az,
Judgment for St15.59 interest;
State of Iowa versus Mary Keith,
charged with practicing medicine
without license, continued by
agreement. State of Iowa versus
A.. j. Smoker, continued State
of Iowa versus r. G. KEITH de-
Iendant plead guilty of the charge
of larceny of wheat near Calhoun.
and was sentenced to five years
at Anamosa. Fred Carbaugll
plead guilty to breaking and en-
tering and was sentenced to ten
Years at Anamosa. State versus
Loeltz, defendant plead guilty to
. |charge of larceny and was SEN
fenced to five years at Anamosl.