The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-21
NOVEMBER Term
CIRCUIT COURT
TO Be BUSY ONE
SEVERAL IMPORTANT CASES SET
FOR TRIAL AT APPROACH
ING SESSION.
PENNINGTON CASE Be UP AGAIN
Second Trial win &c Entered Into
in the Suit Of Miss Minnie Pennlng-
ton to Recover $1,000 From the
Farmers q Merchants Bank.
(From Mondays Daily Herald.)

Among the several important cases
to the tried at the approaching No
vemDer term Of the circuit court is
that of Miss Minnie Pennington
against the Farmers &c Merchants
Bank at Mt. Pleasant, in which Miss
Pennington seeks to recover $1,000,
from the bank as the result of q rob.
berry of that institution in the early
spring of 1920. In view of the fact
that other patrons of the 5ank have
Ishlod suits, probably aggregating $685.
coo as the result of the same rob
berry, the outcome OF the strial will be
watched with unusual interest This
viii be the second time this case has
! gone to trial, counsel for complainant
| having Appealed to the supreme court
Whei Judge Turner held that the de-
PENDANT bank was not liable for the
loss IN the first trial, and it has been
set for trial on Tuesday, November
| p. A test case is being made of Miss
Pennington's suit, and in the event
Of victory for the plaintiff, the other
cases now pending will be speedily
called to trial.
There are a number of important
cases to be tried at the approaching
term OF court and it is believed the
court session will prove a busy one.
| Judge w. b. Turner has instructed
Circuit Court Clerk Joe T. Anderson
to draw seventy-five names from the
jury box to constitute the PANEL for
the term.
The civil docket has been Sc as fol
lows:
C. L. McKibbon vs. C. j. Akin, set
for Nov. Ia.
C. J. Akin VS.. Galloway ana How
ell, set for Nov. IA.
A. j. Hindman vs. John Rush, case
set for trial on Nov II.
r. f. Moore & Sons vs.. J. M. Bate.
man Mule Co., case set for trial Nov.
| II.
Mrs. Susie Clymore VS.. Hartman
Chunn and r. T. Watson, set for trial
en- Nov. Is.
]. f. Ramon VS., w. d. Hines d. G.
set for trial Nov. q.
Maury Motor Corporation VS. Ar
row Clark, Nov Il.
Central Automobile Co vs.. Chal.
mers Auto Co. of Tenn, set for trial
en- Nov. Il.
Mrs. Minnie Pennington vs.. Farm.
ors & Merchants Ba4k, set for trial
Nov. 80.
The state cases follow:
State of Tennessee VS.. w. l.. Goad,
chal ged with passing worthless check,
case set for trial Nov. %.
State Of Tennessee VS.. Claude Nor
ris, charged with feloniously aban-
dCning child. case set for trial of
Nov. %.
State of Tennessee VS.. w. l.. Kin.
cade, charged with selling mule under
legal title note, case set for trial on
Nov. IS.
State VS.. j. T, Oakley, charged with
fraudulent sale Of mules, case set for
trial on Nov. 2S.
State VS.. j. T. Oakley, charged with
selling property under legal title
note, case set for trial on Nov. 2S.
State VS.. w. l.. Goad ct al, charged
with conspiracy to defraud, Gaze set
for trial on Nov 90.
State vs.. j. r. Oakley, charged with
obtaining money under false PIE
tense, case set for trial on Nov. 90.
State VS.. w. l.. Goad, charged with
obtaining money under false pretense,
case set for trial Nov 20.
State VS.. J. T. Ooakley, charged
with selling steers under legal title
note.
State VS.. j. T. Oakley ct al, charged
with conspiracy to defraud, case set
for trial on Nov. 90.
/ State VS.. Shelbert Derryberry,
charged with grand larceny, case set
for trial Nov. 80
state VS.. Tom Campbell charged
with moltgaging personal property
not having legal title, case set for til
al on Nov. 80
State VS.. Robert i. Ashworth,
charged with canal knowledge of
female. case set for trial Nov. 80.
State VS.. b. norman, charged with
obtaining money under false pretense,
case set for trial Nov. So
State VS.. Sadie Woods, charged with
assault to commit murder in the first
degree. case set for trial on Nov. 80
State VS.. Marshall Harris alias Hen
ry Harris, charged with attempting to
commit murdc. in the first degree.
case set for trial Dec. ..
State vs. VIII Savage and Albert
Ayres, charged with perjury, cases
set far trial Dec