The Monett times., 1921-12-02
lAvY WORK IN ,.o,-,r co,,.r
Longest Docket In Many Years.
Several Days Yet Required
To Complete 1t.
From Cassville Republican.

disposed of at the November term,
which is now in session here. Court
will continue all this week and the
cases yet for trial at the end of this
week will be. tried the week of Decem-
Der 5, as Judge Henson has to be in
Joplin for two or three days to try a
case next week, Newton county case
which had already been set for next
week before the term here began.
Following are the cases disposed of
in the past few days:
State VS. Sheridan Mccormick,
murder, continued.
The Corner Stone Bank, Southwest
City VS. L. D. Freeman and H. G.
Embrey, note, trial by court and
Judgment for plaintiff for $3,170.
Walter Perry VS. Ed Roberts Re-
plevin of car, trial by court and judg-
ment for plaintiff with 81 damages.
J. P. Miller VS. John and Flora Fink
note, trial by court and judgment for
plaintiff for S112.61.
J. D. Hulbut VS. w. A. Hollabaugh
on note, trial by court and judgment
for $3.50 with interest and attorneys
fee. all amounting to S315.66.
B. D. Wilks VS. A. L. Galloway, on
note, Judgment for plaintiff for $775
with interest.
Delmer Browning VS. Monroe Low
ing, damages, motion to quash sus-
tained.
B. F. johnson VS. B. F. Wilson, dam
ages, judgments for plaintiff for
$62.5O.
State VS. Sheridan Mccormick, car
rying concealed weapons, continued.
State VS. Reuben Taylor, assault on
female under Is years of age, con-
tinued.
State VS. Anthony Betterton, forg-
cry, plea of guilty and sentenced to
reform school until 1924.
State VS. John Schroeder, posses
sing, selling and giving away liquor,
plea of guilty and fine assessed at
$3.50, committed to Jail until fine and
costs are paid.
State VS. R. E. Smith, violating pro-
hibition act, plea of guilty, fined $1OO
committed to Jail until fine and costs
are paid.
State VS. Landon Cox, violating pro-
hibition law, trial by jury, verdict Of
guilty and punishment assessed at a
fine of $500.
State VS. Norman Sturgis, violating
the prohibition law, plea of guilty and
fined $780,.
State VS. Bob Amos and Walter
Beaver, robbery, hung jury.
T. B. Yarnall VS. Sarah Johnson,
damages, trial by jury, verdict for
defendent.
Eula Mullins VS. City of Monet,
damages, taken to Jasper county.
Martha B. Mayhem VS. Homer Black
damages, continued.
Buhler Mill d Elevator Co, VS.
Carl E. Witte, account, dismissed.
Emory Smith VS. Will Mills, con-
tinued.
Silver Burdett & Co., VS. E. L. Hag-
Ter, account, continued.
M. A. Eustance VS. ]. A. Brock, on
note, dismissed.
Miners & Farmers Bank VS. Thos.
Stubblefield, dismissed.
]. P. Miller VS. John Fink and Flora
Fink, note, Judgment for plaintiff
for $112.61.
J. D. Hurlbut VS. w. A. Hollabaugl,
note, judgment for $315.58.
Jennie, Phillips VS. H. I. Bradford
damages, continued.
Bert Smith VS. R. R. Mccormick
continued.
State VS. Reuben Taylor, continued
State VS. August McMullin, statu-
tory crime, dismissed.
State VS. Harry Lebo, statutory
crime same.
State VS. E. M. Ellis and w. E
Feaster, disturbing the peace, pleas
of guilty and fined $40 each.
State VS. Joe Bobski, having intoxi
eating liquor in possession, dismissed
State VS. Pat Martin ct al, to en-
join and abate nuisance, dismissed.
State VS. John Bass, selling intoxi
eating liquor, continued.
State VS. Jack Clayton, grand lar
ceny, continued.
State VS. Veronica Lukon, grant
larceny, continued.
Bessie Gipson VS. Lee Gipson, di
vorce, decree and alimony to th'
amount of $25 per month.
Iva Musick VS. Paul Musick, divorc'
decree.
Vina West VS. j. w. West, divorce
decree with care and custody of child
Rosie Trexel VS. A. w. Trexel, di
yoree. decree with care and custod.