The Monett times., 1920-01-23

the 18th, and the record of the woi'.
done up to Wednesday evening as re.
ported below, shows that the work is
moving swiftly and should be very sat
sfactory to all concerned.
( Five divorce cases have been heard
and disposed of, and one larceny case
given sentence of 60 days in the coun-
ty Jail, and one forger, on plea of
guilt, sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary.
Cases Disposed of
The case of T. J. Miller and O. B.
Elam VS. l.. l.. Allen ct al, about title
to some land in Barry county, con-
tinued until next term.
Case of Sarah B. Matlock VS.. Row
cna Kline ct al, injunction sent to Ne
osho change of venue.
Sarah E. Atkins VS.. Cora A. Grir-
fifth ct al, continued until next term,
suit being to determine title.
Minnie E. Ellis ct al VS. Lloyd Means
partitioned and sale ordered
j. NJ. Cassity VS. w. E. Marion,
Judgment received.
Nancy Foust ct al, VS. j. T. Moore
ut al, partition, report of sale filed by
sheriff.
Otto Schmelling ct al VS. Elijah H.
Horton ct al, to quiet title, decree in
accord with plaintiffs petition.
Sarah j. Timman VS. City of Car
thage, to quiet title, continued on stip-
ulation.
j. F. Wilson ct al VS. Pearl Jackson
ct al, partition, Gale Wilson files sep
arate answer and case continued un-
til next term.
Hattie May Criswell VS. John Z.
Criswell, dismissed by plaintiff.
Truda Owen VS. Mamie Owen, to
review judgment, dismissed as per
stipulation.
Thomas F. Shaw VS. Mary A. Shaw
divorce, continued on account of short /
service.
W. H. Clark VS. Alice Clark, di-
vorce granted.
Z. NJ Wilson VS. Bell Wilson, di-
vorce granted.
Lillian Jones VS. James w. Jones, |
divorce granted and maiden name re-
stored.
V. A. Stewart VS. Ethel Stewart, di-
7orce granted.
E. M. Wheeler VS. Bertha Wheeler,
livorce granted.
Sarah c. Davis VS. James P. Davis,
livorce granted.
Z. NJ. Wilson VS. Lola Wilson, mi
lor, partitioned and sale ordered.
Edward T. Ladd VS. Lee Woodford
It al, partitioned and sale ordered.
State of Missouri VS. J. NJ. Ford,
orgery, Judge Henson disqualifies
md calls Judge c. H. Skinker of the
Sth judicial circuit to act in his stead
State of Missouri VS. Charles Nell >
ON and William Bobbitt, burglary and
arceny, continued until next term.
State of Missouri VS. H. n. Nickles,
btaining money under false pretenses
ontinued until next term.
State of Missouri VS. Daniel Ship
nan, rape, set for January 21st, 1920,
State of Missouri VS. Floyd Sebulp,
ismissed.
State of Missouri VS. Elmer Came
on, Kirt Boone, Frank Maxey, dis
lrbing religious worship, plea of
uilty and fine of $500 and costs, '
ach.
State of Missouri VS. Charles Chan
ler, assault with intention to rape, v
'ial by jury, verdict of guilty and t
ne of $100 and costs.
State of Missouri VS. John Bagby, "
,rgely, continued until next term. 4
State of Missouri VS. Henderson Nc h
all, larceny, plea of guilty and SEN
nee to 60 days in county Jail. y
State of Missouri VS. w. H, Fitz- q
erald, forgery plea of guilty sem y
ncedlto 8 years in penitentiary,
Probate Court To-
r. Carter appointed administrator H
the estate of Commodore Carter, {,
ceased, with $1,000 bond.
Report of appraiser filed in refer g,
ice to Transfer tax in estate of o.
artin N. Woodfill, Nancy A. Cald- t
III, Frederick Albert McCullah, Mar Il
ret ]. McNatt.-Aurora Advertiser. tc
Mrs. Jim Campbell, of Picher, Okla. =
transaeting business in the city.