Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
JANUARY TERM
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The plaintiff was represented by Horace
G Eastburn
The wife IS alleged to have deserted her
husband in 1917. refusing to move to New
York state. when her husband located IN
that state 4 decree nlsi VAS granted by
Judge Conrad
Extreme cruelty was the ground IN the
suit Of Myrtle Y Collins vs.. Sherman B.
Collins The husband IN alleged 10 have
threatened 10 kill his wife and cnt hrr faee
with razor He is charged with having
threatened to Kill his wife several times
This evidence was corroboratcd by several
witnesses. 4 decree nsi was granted.
Horace G. Eastburn represented the
plaintiff
In the suit of Elmer G Clonaer -
Mildred Il. Clouser, dcscrtion was the
ground alleged In tins stnt the wife
objected 20 leaving Scranton. Pa. tn i've
in thus CITY Judge Conrad granted \
decree nsi leonard II Wales represented
the plalntfi
In the suit Of Elizabeth Boyd rs Tra
Russell Boyd, dcsertlon was the ground
The plaintiff said her husband left her and
forgot TO como back lie SAID he was
gong away on vacation. Decree
nisi and custody Of child was granted
John I. Lynn represented the plaintiff
In the suit Of Joseph NJ. Phillips W
Mary A. Phillips. the ground Of physical
disability was alleged Dr. Springer
testified to making M examination Of
the defendant Decree nisi VAS granted
by Judge Conrad Caleb f. Enrchenal
represented the plontlff
Extreme cruelty Was alleged in the suit
! OF Lydia L. Alexander vs. Harry G. Alex
ander. The plaintiff was represented by
In~orn Ea14I.,,r,
granted.
In the suit of Nellie Mae Stewart Is.
Stephen L Stewart decree nisi was grant
ed. John + Malloy represented the
plaintiff.
Desertion was alleged in the suit Of
Emily G. Thomas vs.. Clarence W Thomas.
Daniel @. Hastings represented the plain
tiff. Decree was granted.
In the suit Of Adolph Huber vs Henrietta
Huber, the ground was dcsertion. The
marriage took place in Poland. Decree
nisi was granted Daniel O Hastings
represented the plaintiff
Decree nisi was granted IN the case of
/ Cora Benson vs.. Emanuel Benson, colored
James salisbury represented the plaintiff
Dcsertlon was the ground
JUDGE HEIsFI S COURT.
The first case heard by Judge Hesel
WIS that Of Kathryn G Liyljohn against
Herman LivIjohn Extreme cruelty was
alleged, decree nlsi vas granted
In the case of George " G Neville
against Marion " Neville, desertien was
alleged by tie plaintiff The couple were
married II Glasgow IN 1889, and Neville
testified his wife left hlm ia January
1917, after quarrel over money matters
A decree nlsI vas granted
A decree Was granted lydia t. Gpiger
IN her SUIT against Andrew L. Geiger on
grounds Of desartion The couple were
married IN April 1917. and Geiger left
his wife IN January, 1918, telling her. she
SAID. that h's mother would keep hius and
for her To stay away.
Mrs Marguerite l.. Miller was granted
a decree nlsi IN her suit against Cornelius
/ + Miller The grounds alleged we're ex-
treme cruelty aud desertion
fhe wife said size left her husband after
he kicked and beat her and kicked their
child when it was but IS months Of age.
Her husband threatened 10 shoot her, she
testi ed
On the grounds Of descrttion Bennett
+. Getshall was granted 4 decree from
Sarah Getshall Tie couple we're married
November 20, 1912 and Mrs Getshall
with another man, Getsl all test ed
William W Mahan was granted decree
from Carrie Il Mahan.
A decree nisl was granted Catherine
Henel against William f. Heinel In all
the foregoing cases, J. Frank Ball was
attorney for the plaintiffs
Bessie Loleta Mclaughlin vas granted
decree from Nathan Mclaughlin on
grounds OF deaertion. Henry X Isaaes was
attorneV for the plaintitf
Desortion was alleged by Isaac s Lend
erman in his suit for divorce against
Mary II. Lenderman. lie was granted Il
decree The plaintiff stated that he was
married in 1904 and his wife deserted him
in August, 1917 Philip L. Garrett rep
resented the plaintiff
In the case Of Harry T.. tohlnson
against Bessie A Robinson. ,lesartlon
was alleged A decree was granted
On grounds Of desertion William J. .
KirkIey was granted a decree nisi from
Laura Is. kirkley Philip t. Garrett
represented the plaintiff