The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-12

Many suits have been filed during
the past week, for hearing at the
March term, 1918, of the Hancock
county circuit court, which conVehes
Monday, March IS. Friday being the
last day of filing.
The following suits have been DOCK
eted the past week:
Common Law.
| Rolla r.. Robbins, by his attorneys,
O'Harras, Wood & Walker, files SUIT
in assumpsit, against S. e. GreenleS,
claiming damages to the amount OF
| $4,000.
Henry Pierson by attorneys, oHar-
ras, Wood & Walker, files suit IN as
sumpsit also against S. 3. Greenleat'
fixing the damages at $1,000.
Peoria Wholesale Grocery Co., a
Walker, files suit in assumpsit against
Henry Dross and Walter Dross. part
ners, ETC., fixing damages at $500.
Lawrence III. Tuck, by attorneys,
Hartzell, Cavanaugh and Martin, files
suit against the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad company, an Hi
nois corporation, in case.
William Dye, by Hartzell, Cav
anaugh and Martin, files suit in as
sumpsit, against the Chicago, Burling
ton & Quincy Railroad company, an
Illinois corporation.
James Mckinney, by his attorneys,
Wolfe & Wagner, files suit in as
sumpsit against George Cacheux, fix
ing damages at $500.
Fred B. Miller ct al, by HartzeI
Cavanaugh and Martin files suit III
a plea of trespass against the Atchi'
son, Topeka &, Santa Fee Ry. Co.
George w. Jones, by l.. G. Nc
Arthur, files suit in trespass against
the City Of Hamilton, municipal
corporation, claiming damages OF
$1,000.
Henry D. King by O'Harras, Wood
& Walker, files suit against e. N.
Armstrong, receiver of the Toledo,
Peoria & Western Ry. Co, fixing
damages at $4,000.
Thomas B. Butler, by Hartzell,
Cavanaugh & Martin, brings suit
against r. N. Armstrong, receiver OF
the Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry. Co.
The following chancery suits have
been filed:
Roy c. Burner, by attorneys, O'Har
ras, Wood & Walker, VS.. Edward H,
Martin, in bill to foreclose mortgage
of 81 900 on the E114 NV NE 1877 and
NV 1871.
Lydia M. Little. by Hartzell, Cav
anaugh and Martin, asks separate
maintenance from her husband,
Franklin C. Little. the petition show.
ing that the parties were married
December IL, 1910, and continued liv.
ing together until February 10, 1918,
when the plaintiff. who is now seven
ty-nine years of age, charges the hus
T.. a;rr1, i,-bt nj
age, with non-support and cruelty
showing that he has conveyed his rea
estate of 400 acres to his children
ard receives therefrom one-third OF
the crops each year, which she est
mates at $4,000, and that he is tbs
owner of personal property, estimat
ed at $4,000.
John e. Brown of Pontoosuc, by
his attorneys, Harztell Cavanaugh
and Martin, asks divorce Of his wife,
Edith Brown, the petition showing
that they were married September 3,
1910, at Fort Madison, Iowa, and con.
tinued to live together until October
Is 1915 That two children were
born, Edna, aged seven years, and
Virgil, two years. The charge of de-
sertion is entered.
Frank Seger, by attorneys, O. C.
Kirkpatrick and w. H. Damron, files
his suit in foreclosure Of mortgage,
against George B. Tilton, ct al. said
mortgage being in the sum of $1,000,
secured by real estate, being lots l3.
ard IA, block II, in Dallas City.
John M. Kiser by Hartzell, Cav
anaugh and Martin, asks divorce from
his wife, Rose Kiser, the petition
showing that marriage occurred