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So George A. Fuller Asks For
Injunction In Suit In
Local Court
GEORGE L. McCUCIN IS
NAMED AS DEFENDANT
Washington Crosby Company
File Suit Against Lever
ing Brothers

~nue, Mt. Vernon, has commenced an
Injunction suit against George l..
McGugin, East Ohio avenue, in the
common pleas court of Knox county.
The plaintiff says that McGugin has
been entering his home and has been
making love to his wife, Etha Fuller.
The plaintiff further alleges that the
defendants character has been of a
lewd nature. He claims that the de-
fendant has even broken down the
doors of the house in his efforts to see
Mrs. Fuller. 1t is further claimed
that the defendant is addicted to the
use of intoxicating liquors and that
he is vicious character. Plaintiff
says that he has asked the local au-
thorities to intervene and prevent
McGugin from entering his home, but
that nothing has been done.
The plaintiff therefore asks for an
injunction restraining the defendant
from entering his home. B. e. Sapp
is the attorney for the plaintiff.
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Action for Money
The Washington Crosby Co.. has
filed suit in the Knox county common
pleas court against Homer B. and Mil
ton G. Levering, doing business under
the firm name of Levering Bros. in
which the plaintiff seeks to recover
money for flour furnished the defend
ants.
The plaintiff alleges that on Sept.
IA, 1920. the company sold the defend.
ants $50 barrels of flour for $4,S12.50
and that it was shipped to Frederick
town, o.. on Dec. Is, 1920, on sight
draft. Plaintiff says. the defendants
were unable to lift the sight draft, but
made payments on the flour in in
stallments aggregating $3,53N57. The
plaintiff says it was compelled to sell
the balance for $791.S7, sustaining a
loss of $49OO6.
1t is further alleged that second
shipment of $50 barrels, amounting to
$4,S12.50 was sent to the defendants
ON the same terms, but that the de
PENDANTS were unable to lift the sight
draft and made installment payments
amounting to $3,O75. Plaintiff says
it sold the remainder of the flour fol
$1,737.5O, sustaining total loss
amounting to $1813S7.
The plaintiff therefore asks for 6
judgment in these sums mentioned
above. Walter ]. Sperry and l.. 7
Cromley are the attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Marriage License
ship, and Helen Virginia Purcell
printer, Buckeye City. George S. Har
ter, j. P.
Real Estate Transfer
C. G. Ferrell to r. II. Henegan, par
Gel in Brink Haven, 81.
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Mary r. Saum has commenced sui
in the Knox county common pleas
court against Leonard Bishop. Mildred
~Bishop and Clair Bishop, in which she
claims the sum of $345 on contract
Plaintiff in her petition states tha
on May /. 1920, she entered into {
contract with the three defendants tt
nurse and take care of their father
oh IN hf
sum of SIS per week and the boart
and lodging for her two children
Plaintiff states that at the end of on;
month the three defendants left home
and then she was to receive the sun
of $50 per week, according to con
tract Plaintiff states that she worked
from May 20, 1920, up to and includ
ing August 90, 1920, and that there il
due her the sum of $3.50, less credi
of S45 paid at different times. Sh'
therefore asks for Judgment In thu
sum of $345, including interest up t.
Aug. %, 1920.
William M. Koons and William G
Koons are the attorneys for the plain
tiff.
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Sale Bill Filed
j. A. Briggs, administrator of Id
Spencer, has filed sale bill in th
probate court of Knox county, show
ing personal property sold in tn
amount of $625.S7.
Partition Suit
A suit in partition has been filed i
the common pleas court Of Knox cour