Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-09

District Court in Session.
The term of court which cow ened
on Monday was adjourned on Wednes'
day noon until Monday noon when it il
expected that some of the cases SET
for trial will be taken up. The petit
Jurors were notified to not appear and
the grand jurors were in session but
4 one day. .-..'.@
In spite, of the short session, Judge
Hobson disposed of an immense amount
Of work. Following are the courts
entries: o..
State Of Iowa vs. Jake Eggenschwy-
ler-Bill ignored by grand jury; com.
plant dismissed and defendant released
from custody.
State of Iowa VI. C. L.. and W. F.
Miller-same disposition as above.
State of Iowa vs.. W. G. Munkel-
Defendant valves time for pleading
I and pleads guilty of crime charged in
information. Adjudged by court that
defendant is guilty of crime charged
and that he be imprisoned in the re-
formatory at Anamosa not more than
five years and pay costs of prosecution.
CIVIL
The following cases were settled: b.
r. Schwiger vs. Miller Bros, Montclair
Rubber Co. vs. Miller Bros, ct al, Hugh
Graef vs.. M. S. and Pearl johnson,
Rothschild & Co. vs. v. G. Montanya
and wife, William Larrabee Jr. vs. John
Mise, R. P. Berry vs. John Mise, Cler.
mont State Bank vs. John Mise, C. j.
Schoepsrs vs. John and Caroline Mise,
r. C. White VS.. Walter G. Eddy, Rich
ard Oswald VS. Louis Underbakke, How
are Nichols vs. Farmers Mutual Hail
Insurance Association of Iowa, z. F.
Belts VS. Farmers Mutual Hail Insur-
ance Association of Iowa, G. J. Hoop.
man vs. C. F. Brady and c. H. McNi-
der, VIM. Aberly vs. J. j. Johnson.
DEGREES quieting title on payment OF
costs by plaintiffs were made in the fol:
lowing cases: Florence S: Davis ct al
W S. Gray ct al, Grace B. Fuller va
Abram H. Harris ct al, Ralph Hall vs.
Chas. McGlashen ct al, A. w. Perkins
" Chss. McGlashen ct al, and Michael
eastman vs. Unknown Claimants.
Confession Of judgmer AEg rerra:
I'd IN the cases of s. S. White vs A. G.
4 While and E. C. White vs.. A. G. White.
In the cases against Miller Bros. &
CO. by Kirsch Mfg. Co., Ringwolt Lin.
oleum Works, Rock Falls Mfg. Co.,
Upham Mig. Co., Am. Steel Grave
\ Vault Co., The Aeroshade Co., Phoenix
Chair Co., Joerns Bros. Mfg. Co., Mar
shall Oil Co., United Refrigerator Co.
and julius J. Dukas, answer of Cresco
State Bank taken in open court and
garnishee ordered to hold any property
belonging to defendants until further
orders of court.
N. A. Parker vs.. Wes tern Farm
Land Co. ct al-settled and injunction
dissolved.
D. E. Groat vs. A. J. Dilly ct al
cause dismissed by plaintiff and counter
claim dismissed by defendant all al
plaintiffs costs.
]. s. Bayer & Co. vs. Miller Bros. et
al-Default judgment against all de-
PENDANTS for $43 35.
Nicols & Shepard Co. vs. Henry Kru'
ger-Default judgment against attach
Cd property for $627, int. 8 per cent.
special execution to issue.
C. D. Doty vs Stroup Bros. ct al
Default judgment agsinsu defendant'
for @676 for rent Of premises for l9lt
and judgment for $50 for rent of 1916
/. Special execution to issue.
Helen Recknsr W Arthur Reckner et
I. q Shares confirmed - alleged In Pc
tition, and - premises cannot be equit
ally divided, sale is ordered. s. K.
Ure il appointed sole referee and H.
ure, A. G. Duntoo and II. A. Aouts
eus appointed appraisers
sCtssco Union Savings Bank " MARI
\. md Nary C. Evans-Default judg
msnt against defendants for 1882, int
8 Per cant, attorney fee $3.50; decre<
Of foreclosure and sale.
The Crown Cork and Seal Co. 70. E.
iaE. Bateman-Default judgment against
defendant for $204.50. =
A. L. w. Omacht VI Roy Wells
Default judgment against defendant
for $12 70.
W. w. Cray VI Stroup Bros, Franl
Stroup and Uriah Sroup-Defaul'