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DEFENDANT ASKS
FOR ACCOUNTING
FROM PLAINTIFF
Answer And Cross Petition Is
Filed In Court By
{ S. S. Davis
RECEIVER ASKS
TO BORROW MONEY
Verdict For Defendant In
Common Pleas Court;
Court Notes


In the case of l.. H. Southard VS..
The Super.Heating Boiler & Furnace
Co, in which receiver is asked for
the company, an answer and cross-pe.
tition has been filed by S. S. Davis in
the common pleas court of Knox coun.
ty
The defendant asks that L. H.
SOuthard and other stockholders be
required to account for all the stock
issued to them and that Southard be
required to account for all funds and
property in his hands and to account
to the creditors for the same. The
defendant further asks that the stock
issued to l. H. Southard as considera-
tiOn for the purchase of the Black
Furnace Co. be Cancelled and set
aside. The defendant asks that the
plaintiff be given a judgment in the
sum of $2,3S30.06, and that all inter.
est of Southard in either company be
set aside and that the property of the
company be decreed t6 the defendant.
Frank o. Levering is the attorney
for the defendant.
Sues for Divorce
Eva B. Levering has commenced
suit for divorce against Homer B. Lev.
ering in the Knox county common
pleas court. The plaintiff says they
were married on Oct. IL, 1907, and
have one son.
The plaintiff charges the defendant
with cruelty and alleges that he
struck and abused her and that as a
result she sustained stroke of apo
plexy The plaintiff alleges that while
she was very i'll the defendant left
her and that he failed to provide her
with.the necessities of life. She claims
that the defendant has been associat.
ing with other women and meeting
them clandestinely. She claims he
spent large sums Of money ON other
women.
Plaintiff alleges the defendant is a
member of the firm of Levering Bros,
Fredericktown and Mt. Vernon, and
that he is the owner of considerable
property. The plaintiff asks for a di.
vorce and alimony, and that the de.
fendant be restrained from disposing
of his personal property.
Ewalt, & Blair are the attorneys for
the plaintiff.
A temporary Injunction has been
granted by Judge Blair in common
pleas.
Case Settled
The case of Fred Emrick vs. Chas
Coe has been settled in common pleas
at the costs of the plaintiff.
Verdict for Defendant
In the case of r. r. Curran VS.
Charles s. Hitler, the jury returned a
verdict for the defendant in common
pleas court late Thursday afternoon.
Deed Ordered
In the case of Mary M. Shelter VS.
F. M. Shelter. sale has been con
firmed and deed ordered.
o.
Application Allowed
In the case of l.. II. Southard VS.
the Super-Heating & Boiler Co.. the
receiver. Edward o. Arnold has made
application in common pleas court tc
borrow the sum of $4,000 to pay
wages and labor claims, and to give at
surety receivers certificates with q
lien upon the property. The applica
tion has been allowed by Judge Blail
and the receiver is directed to borrow
the money.
inventory Filed
An inventory and appraisement has
been filed in probate court in the es
tate of John Ewart, showing the fol
lowing: Securities $12107.44, money
$50, real estate $17,4SO. Total $29,
647.44.
Marriage License
Owen Charles Adelman, lumber
man, Mt. Vernon, and May Putnam
Fouch, Mt. Vernon, Rev, l.. W. Mul
hane.
Lunacy Case
The lunacy case of Pearl Long, in
stituted in probate court on May 20
was concluded Thursday afternoon
The affidavit was made by H. N. Shell
lenbarger. The medical examination
was conducted by DR.. !. s. Workman
and DIR. +. F. Dowds. The examina
ton showed that the patient threat