The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-20

acres on p. side NE. NE. 1871
owned by Mary E. Brown, who left
surviving Martha j. Sly Clarence G.
Brown, Robert B. Brown, Lewis
Brown, Sophia M. Decker, Amy e.
sherman and Elsie Marie Brown, as
heirs.
Mary M. Clampitt ct al, by c. p.
Johnson. VS.. Roy Carr ct al, asking
partition OF S. 80 acres Sc. 8; Sc.
SW. and w. II SW. Sc. 16; also N.
n Sc. IL, NV. NE. 21-3-7, being the
lands owned by Alexander Clampitt,
who left surviving John j., Michael
=, Alexander p. Clampitt, Nellie Laf-
fey and Mary Carr.
Kathleen Thoreson, by her attor-
neys O'Harras, Wood & Walker, asks
divorce from Neil Thoreson, her hus-
band. charging drunkenness. The
petition shows that said parties were
married May 10, 1900. and separated
Jany. ~, 1913; that seven children
were born to them, the Oldest II
years. of age and the youngest one
year.
William Cook. by oHarraa, Wood
& Walker. vs.. Charles r. Pitt, for
foreclosure of mortgage for $1,403.35,
bearing date Dec. 2, 1914, on lots 1,
p, 8. 4, 5. Hibbard's addition to Maui
VOC.
Alta celina wiley, by scoaeld.
Hartzell & Califf, VS.. Leslie Wiley
divorce proceedings charging deser.
ton. Parties were married Feb i,
1S12,s.and separated Oct. IA, 1916.
Ruth B. Lewis, by Scofield, Hart
zell and Califf. VS.. William o. Lewis,
asks divorce on grounds of deser-
tion. Marriage on Aug. 20, 1915, and
separated Dec IL, 1916.
Marietta F. Barker, by Scofield,
Hartzell & Califf. VS.. Carroll j. Bark
er. being separate maintenance pro.
ceedings, charging desertion, show
ing that marriage occurred Aug. rs,
1917, and the parties lived together
until Dec. "a. 1918. The plaintiff
shows that the defendant has real
estate estimated at $4,000, and per-
sonal property at $4,000, and that his
annual income is $1,000.
Eva Roberts, Administrative of the
estate Of James M. Davis, deceased,
VS.. Emmor O. Davis--Bill. Petition
filed shows that James M. Davis died
May "a, 1907. and left last will
bearing date Of May Z, 1907, in which
he beQueaths to his wife, Letitia A.
Davis, all property during life, sub
ject to said life estate the property
is devised to Sarah Davis and her
two children, Annie and Emmor, and
to Harriet Davis, and her children,
Wesley D. and Mrs. Eva Roberts.
Lillian Blackhurst ct al, by SEQ
field, Hartzell & Ca1in, VS.. Mary J.
James. ct al-B1ll to contest will of
VIM. Blackhurst, who died Sept. "a,
1918. and left him surviving Mary
j. James. Alice =. Huston, Anna e.
Mullory and Lillian Blackhurst, Fred
A. Blackhurst, Ruby voorhees, and
Lena Gregsby and, Luela C. Black
hurst, his heirs. Said Will bears date
of Aug. 3, 1913, and is attested
by c. L. Welsh and N. B. Welsh
as witnesses. In said will the tes-
tator bequeaths to Luella C. Black
hurst, Sc. 1856, and to two daugh-
tiers, Mary Jane James and Alice n.
Huston, 60 -acres of N. end w. u
SW. Is. also NV Sc. 1874, McDon-
ough county. All the remainder of
said estate to be divided equally be-
tween the said two daughters. APP
points his daughter, Mary Jane
James, and son-in-law, c.. R. Huston,
as executors. without bond.
Adline Malone, by Scofeld, Hartzell
& Califf, VS.. Thomas M. Malone. Di-
vorce proceedings charging deser-
ton. Marriage occurred Oct. 30, 1907.
parties living together until Nov. 2,
1914. Petitioner asks that her maiden
name of Adline Wallace be restored.
George Foley by Frank Halloween.
VS.. Effle May Foley, divorce charging
desertion. Parties were married Dec.
1898, and separated Sept %, 1916.
Seven children were born to- this
issue.
Sherman w. Allphin, by Scofeld,
Hartzell & Calf. VS.. John T. Sims,
being proceeding asking for an In
junction restraining the defendant
from damming up and obstructing
the passage of water from tile drain
on his lands.
Anna S. Hart ct al, VS.. Freeman
Grove, ct al-Bill to quiet title to
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