The Columbus dispatch., 1919-04-30
IMPORTANT CASES
CIRCUIT COURT
SPRING TERM CoNVENEs MON
DAY MORNING - POST
PONED FOR TWO
WEEKS.
Large Docket Set For Trial-TWo
Important Eases TO Come Up
Trial-Civil Docket
is Heavy.

The spring term of circuit court
will convene in this city Monday
morning, two weeks later than the
usual court term period The regu-
lar term was postponed two weeks
on account of the fact that Judge
Carroll was engaged in special
/ term in Kemper county in connec-
tion with the Capt Jack affair.
Two important cases are set for
/ trial at this term of court. One
was brought over from the last term
and the other has developed in re-
cent weeks.
! The case of Mrs. Tom Krouse VS..
Samuel Kaye for $4,000 damages
for the death of the formers hus-
band, will come up for adjudication,
having been continued from the last
term of court. The complainant is
seeking to recover damages for the
death of her husband who was in
! oNdhAiS hiilSu III a hy Whctl at lhC
plant of the Columbus Ice and Bot
tling Works last summer. Mrs.
Krouse is represented by Messrs.
Sturdivant, owen and Garnett, while
the interests of Mr. Kaye are being
looked after by Mr.. +. +. Galloway.
The other case of Importance and
interest is that of the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company VS.. Frank
Benjamin, an attachment suit. The
attachment is designed to protect
the interests of the complainant
company in the sum of approximate
ly $1,000 for fertilizer purchased by
Mr. Benjamin, and the suit is based
on the grounds that Mr.. Benjamin
is nonresident of the county.
Mr.. John f. Frierson, attorney
for Mr. Benjamin, has filed an an
swer to the suit asking for damages,
alleged to have been sustained by
the filing of the suit, in the sum of
$4,000. He claims for his client
bona fide residence in this county
and in Mississippi, on the ground
that he is the owner of 5000 acres
of land in the county, has invested
extensively here in the improvement
OF his interests and has lived in the
county almost continuously.
The attachment proceedings COW
cred the lands of the defendant a
quantity of corn and fertilizer and
other property. The complainant
company is represented by Messrs
Sturdivant owen and Garnett
The following cases are docketed
| for trial at this term of court:
Civil Docket.
Mrs. Ida X Broom, Adm. VS..
Southern Railway in Mississippi.
Boggs Pipe & Foundry Co. VS.. r.
W. HUMPHREYS and Charles Hays.
Samuel Kaye VS.. H. J. Dashiell.
Lipsey & Chapsky vs.. II. }.
Dashieli.
Henrietta Cheatman VS. The
Grand Lodge, colored, Knights of
Pythias of Mississippi.
Stokes v Robertson, state rev.
enue agent, VS.. Lowndes County
Jacob Renner vs.. Southern Man
ufacturing Co.
Joe Trope VS. Lucas r. Moon Stave
Co.
Bank of Collins VS. Thomas Car
ruth.
NJ. w. Lawrence vs.. s NJ Nash.
Joe J. Ellis VS. d. X Jeffris and
G. NJ Flynn.
The Bell Lumber & Manufacture
ing Co. VS. J. H. Pilkinton.
Val. r. Wright VS. Southern Rail
way Co in Mississippi
Jas. T. Harrison VS.. Postal Tele-
graph Co.
Seth A. Meek VS.. Robt Kramer
Lumber Co.
w. C. Lindley VS. Gus f. Hauser.
w. H. H. Wood VS.. Columbus Ice
& Bottling Works.
The Lam e. Carter Hdwe. Co VS..
Jules H. Benjamin and Frank Ben
jamin, agt.
Smith Lockwood Mfg Co. VS.. j.
c. Hackleman.
Mrs. c. ]. Wood vs.. Mrs. S. T.
Wright, Administrative.
j. A. Atkins VS.. Joe ]. Ellis.
Mrs. Maggie Grouse ct al. vs..
Samuel Kaye.
/. H. Simon VS. Joe J. Ellis.
E. s., ]. w. and w L. Bostick et
al. VS.. A. B. Delk.
Willis ~ Dyer VS. Columbus
Lumber Co.
T. Y Iida va Smith