The Little River news., 1920-01-10

The grand jury had practically completed it's business and was ready for an adjournment Friday. Up to Thursday night forty indictments had been reported, and others will likely be reported at the adjournment. The court will open the criminal re- cora next week. It is thought proba- bic that the work of the court can be completed next week.
 Grand Jury Indictments. The Grand Jury has returned a num- Der of indictments, the following be- ing list of those indicted on which service has been had, making it per missible to report Some of them are as follows:
 Edmond Greenway, burglary and grand larceny. Edmond is the negro shine who was arrested a few months ago on a charge of burglarizing the store of J. M. Garrett in this city CIV Radclift, a white merchant in the negro quarters to whom the goods were sold, was indicted for receiving stolen property.
 Will Smith, selling liquor, Smith is a negro and the offen8e was commit ted in AshdoWn.
 Harry Wilson, false pretenses.
 Oliver Baggarley of Winthrop, grand larceny. The goods valued at $135 were taken from the Winthrop Hardware Company.
 Floyd Tong, selling liquor, Tong is young man, and is charged with selling Geluted Beef Wine and Iron at Foreman short time ago.
 Lige Tong, grand larceny. Stole a pistol from Ed Waldo.
 Frank Jones, grand larceny, accus- ed of stealing cotton.
 Leo Roberts, grand larceny. Charg- ed with stealing a horse from D. A. Cobb.
 Henry Robinson, burglary and grand larceny. Charged with stealing a pis- tol and shirt from F. E. Emmerson.
 A, Afford, grand larceny. Charged with stealing watch from Henry West.
 Jas. Turner, forgery. Forged check on J, s. Watkins,
 J. T. Kent, embezZlement. Charged with embedding $370, the poperty Of w. A. Jones.
 Civil Cases.
 Among the civil cases that have been disposed of this week are the following:
 w. 0. Fenton, vs. K. c. S., judgment by consent for $125.
 .J. E. Walls ct al vs, Joel Mills, eject ment suit. Exceptions to plaintiff : monuments of title sustained, motion for new trial overruled, 90 days fol appeal,
 R. Lovejoy vs. F. T. Stroud ct al settled and dismissed.
 W. L. Lindsay vs, A. A. Donham Judgment by default for $25503.
 Florence Nero vs. Robt, Nero. Plain tiff takes nonsuit.
 T. N Bellew vs. A, J. Madden. Mis- trial.
 Southern Iron and Equipment Go. vs M, D, X G. Judgment by default for possession of property sued for ,rbo, fadaro1 Uovarpmant currandarc possession of property.
 G. E. Eckel vs. Frisco Railroad Co.,, verdict for plaintiff by consent for $450. This was suit for damage of person and property.
 Texas Produce Company vs. J. H. Rattan and J. l.. Daen. Case contin- ued by consent.
 John Pullen vs. J, P. Mccormack ct al Dismissed.
 Arkansas State Bank vs, NJ. l. Fallis, Judgment for possession of property or its value.
 w. NJ Grady vs. K. c. s. Judgment by consent for $112,50
 United Iron Works vs. M. B, Mor- gan ct al. Settled and dismissed at plaintiffs cost,
 Cookey Stanford vs. J, A. Sessions ct al. Appeal, Continued.
 Crescent Oil and Paint Co. vs. II. M. Westbrook. Jury trial, Directed yer dict for plaintiff for $53,4S.
 Dutch Murchison ct al vs, Bud Green. Dismissed on motion of plain tiff.
 Ed Murchison vs. Ed Montean. Yer dict for plaintiff for $255O.
 Lillard Johnson vs. Frisco. Verdict for defendant.
 Personal Damage Suit.
 Miss Ruth Paterson vs. Kansas City Southern, Judy trial, verdict for $75O. This was a personal injury suit, the