The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-05

filed, shows appraisers eSumate OIL
value of property allowed to the Wild
ow fixed at $4,000. and to /. N. Mealey,
Jr., the sum of 5000. Total value OF
property as appraised, $6,020.bO. Y.
| E. Buckhart, J. F. Hurdle and Q. II.
lngraham, appraisers
! Many new cases have been dock
eted to the October term of the Han
scock county circuit court, which con-
venes on Monday, October Is. Four
teen divorce, proceedings have been
| filed on the chancery side, stating
| various causes for marital disagree
ments, the charge of desertion pre-
! dominating, with seven cases filed
| for that cause, four for cruelty. two
for excessive use of intoxicants and
one for separate maintenance. Tne
following parties ask divorce:
| Daisy Mae Dennison, by her attor-
| ney, G. P. Johnson, vs.. John F. Den
nison. The bill shows that marriage
occurred on Nov. 81, 1902, at Medl-
apolis, Iowa, and that parties lived
together until Aug. II. 1914. when
| on account of the excessive use OF
! intoxicating liquors, the plaintiff was
| forced to give up her home. Three
| children were born to this union, the
oldest now thirteen years of age and
the youngest nine.
| Ethel Worley, by her attorneys,
Hartzell, Cavanagh and Martin, asks
separation from her husband, Freo
Worley. charging habitual 1ntoxica-
ton. The parties were married April
Is, 1912, and lived together until
Aug. Is, 1916 They have one son
and one daughter, both Of whom are
minors, the plaintiff asking the Gus
tody of the children
Addie May Van Fleet, by O'Harras,
Wood & Walker, vs.. Daniel Van
| Fleet; bill for separate maintenance
The parties to said suit were mar
ried on March 20, 1910, in Wichita,
| Kansas, and the complainant learn
| ing about June 13. 1913, that there
was a question as to the legality OF
said marriage, said parties were
again married on said date, at Garth
age, H.. and lived together until the
latter part of March, 1914. Two chill
dren were born to them. the Oldest
sixteen and the youngest four years
of age.
Maude L. Avery, by 8. A. Hubbard
and J. w Williams, vs.. Stephen A.
Avery; divorce, for desertion. Mar.
ried on June Is, 1904, and separated
May D, 1910. VIZ iltiSii w. W. -
to this union.
Margaret e. sammons by ]. W.
Williams. VS.. Minor l.. Summons;
divorce charging excessive use of in
toxfcents. The parties were married
I Aug. 10. 1913, and lived together
until Feby. 81. 1917 One child born
to them, the mother asking its Gus
tody.
4 Ef1e NJ. Stanley by O'Harras,
Wood & Walker, VS.. John William
Stanley. Divorce. Parties were mar
ried Sept 10, 1897, at Keokuk. Iowa,
and lived together until Sept. 3, 1916.
Charges desertion and cruelty.
Eva Low Emma Griffin by
/ OHarras, Wood & Walker. VS.. Frank
Griffin. Divorce on grounds of
cruelty. Were married June 9, 1915,
at Quincy, H., and lived together
until June 16, 1915.
David Daniel Barriger. by Charles
Grassland, VS.. Ada V. Barriger. d.
vorce proceedings. charging deser-
ton. Parties were married Nov. 20,
1909, at independence, Kansas, and
separated Aug. /, 1911.
Nellie May Wilkison by Hartzell.
Cavanagh and Martin, VS.. Bertice o.
| Wilkison. Divorce proceedings,
charging desertion Marriage occur
red Dec 25, 1898, and separation
Sept. 8, 1915.
Mary NJ stidum, by Scofield. Hell
frich &, Califf, VS.. William S. Stidum.
Divorce, charging cruelty for
grounds; marriage occurred Dec. %,
1898, and parties separated July 1,
1917. Four children were born to
this union.
John Battels by Plantz & Lamet
ys. Lillian Batrels. Divorce. Par
ties were married April 2, 1906, at
Keokuk, Iowa, living together until
January, 1909. Charges desertion-
No children.
Lillian Edith Pitt, by Hartzel.
Cavanagh and Martin, vs.. Milton w.
Pitt. Divorce with Injunction. Mar
rage occurred Jan. %, 1901, and
separation Sept. II, 1917. One child.
aged fourteen years. Charges
habituaI drunkenness.
Leona f. Dobbins by E. s. Coombs.
vs.. George Dobbins. Divorce proceed
; ings. marriage having occurred in
: Virginia on Sept. II, 1901, and par
ties lived together until Sept Is,
1911. Charges desertion. Four chill
dren were born to them, the oldest
fourteen, the youngest FIVE years Of
age.
Stella b. Garnett by O'Harras,
; Wood & Walker, VS.. Walter L. Gar
nett Bill for divorce, showing that
parties were married Dec. 25, 1902,
and lived together until Feb. l, 1915.
when the defendant deserted the
complainant. Three children, the
,, Youngest ten, the. eldest fourteen.
The name of Roy e. Morris OF
Dwight. H., was posted by the local
!, exemption board on October 1. This
case was transferred to the local
board by the local board from Liv-
ingston county, Illinois, under terms
. of section 20 of rules and regula-
lions of June 80, 1917 Claims of dis
charge on the grounds of dependent
wife. was denied because the mar
riage took place on Aug. II, 1917,
only q few DAVIS before the call near