French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-06-13
CASES DISPOSED OF AT
RECENT SUPERIOR COOkl'

P. ii. Love VS.. C. e. Wilson, dam
acc suit, Judgment according to rel
eree's report. Neither party recoV-
cred anything.
c.. E. Wilson VS.. Nellie Ward, eH-
ecutrix of Eliza Hudnall and P. II.
Love, Injunction proceeding, judg-
ment according to referees report
Neither party recovered anything.
PEOPLES National Bank VS.. Glover
T. Orr ct al, action on note, Judg-
ment for plaintiff for amount of note'
J. D. Dial VS.. K. c. Shipp, action
on note, judgment in favor of plain
tiff for amount due on note, for
foreclosure of mortgage.
City of Hendersonville VS.. M. Z.
Horne, action on account of assess
ments for street improvement, judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for amount
of assessments due.
Citizens National Bank VS.. ]. D.
Boyd, judgment on non-suit.
j. Manning Case ct al. VS.. j. Case
ct al, action to enforce lien judg-
ment of non-suit.
T. S. Bryan VS.. Howard Caldwell
and wife, action on purchase money
note, judgment in favor of plaintiff
| for amount due on note and for fore
closure of mortgage.
Beasley Shoe Company VS.. w. 7.
Smith, action on note, judgment in
favor of plaintiff for amount due on
note.
Roy Young VS.. Gertrude Young,
action to dissolve marriage relation
upon the ground that defendant had
a living husband from whom she was
not divorced at time of marriage to
plaintiff. Judgment in favor of plain
tiff dissolving the relation according
to the prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Bette LYDIA VS.. Ernest LYDIA, &C
ton for divorce, divorce granted
plaintiff upon statutory grounds.
R. N. Freeman VS.. w. w. LYDIA, ad-
ministrat6r. Judgment on non-suit.
L. E. Freeman VS.. w. w. LYDIA.
administrator. Judgment of non
suit.
]. B. Frisby VS.. T. B. Conner and
j. W. Smathers. Judgment of non
suit.
J. B. Cathey VS.. J. S. Jones and
others, school trustees; action to re-
cover an alleged balance due on
teachers salary. Judgment of non
suit.
HON. H.. C. EWART.
To the Hendersonville Bar Associa-
ton:
We, your committee appointed to
prepare suitable resolutions common
Grating the life of our deceased
brother, Hon. H. G. Ewart, who de-
parted this life April %, 1918, beg
leave to submit the following:
Whereas, our departed brother and
honored president, Hon. H. G. Ew-
art, became a citizen of Henderson
county in his boyhood, and amember
of the Henderson County Bar in the
early 70's, and resided here for near.
ly half a century; and whereas, fol
the period of his whole life he had
manifested great interest in public
affairs, and was always a patriotic,
loyal and influential citizen; and as
evidence of his ability and popularity
he was placed, by the people, in the
General Assembly of North Caroline
a number of times, and in the Con
gress of the United States, and on
both, State and Federal benches, as
we'll as in all other public positions
which he occupied, he served with
marked ability and distinction, al
ways using his splendid educational
qualifications and legal accomplish
ments for the u~pbuilding of the State
and Nation: Now, therefore, be it
resolved by the Hendersonville Bar
Association,
1. That in the death of Hon. H. G.
Ewart this association has lost one
of its most esteemed and honored
members, and the county, State and
nation a loyal, patriotic and useful
citizen whose place cannot be filled
by another.
2. That the judge presiding over
the May-June, 1913, term of the Su-
perior Court of Henderson corp+v he
asked to make an order that the
above preambles and those resolu-
tons be spread upon the records of
the court, and that same be indexed
in such manner that ready reference
can be made thereto in the future.
W. A. SMITH,