Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-09
CIRCUIT coui.r pAocEIn.yGs.

CIRCUIT CCUl-r PaoCEEp.yGS.
FOLLOWING domestic difficulties of the
parties, an inIunsuon VAS issued by
J-@ge j. vi. WOODS, on the petition OF !
J. FhineaS Rush, to prevent the dis f.
,--oution OF the asses OF l. William
buckles, who operated a garage in
ShepherdstoSn until he left this place !
ABOUT a month ago. The Injunction
oraer was promptly served on lohn
/. Porterheid, executor of W. Newton
Buckles, father of the defendant and
Dr J. L. Meyers, who has seen manag-
ing the garage deserted by the de-
PENDANT in Shepherdstown.
The Injunction order recites that
there are, or were, three Nash auto
INCOMES IN the garage, along with a |
stock OF automobile accessories and
various other supplies, at the time
the defendant departed. In the custody
OF the executor, the order alleges, are
Sl.oCO in cash and $1,000 in Liberty
bonds. Both the executor and DR..
Meyers are enioined from dSposing
OF the proceeds which NAV have
arisen or which NAV hereafter arise
from the sale of any Of the property
alleged in the petition to be in their
custody or control. or from in any way
.
of, or removing any of the proceeds
from the sale of any Of the property
out of the Jurisdiction of the court.
A bond in a penalty of $500 was
executed BY the plaintiff, conditioned
to pay such costs as NAV be awarded
against him and also such damages as
may &c incurred by any of the de-
PENDANTS in case the Injunction shall
hereafter be dissolved.
A petition was presented bv Joseph
A. Wise and M. Edith Wise. trustee
CT Geo. A. Wise, for the release OF a
certain deed of trust executed by
Augustus Trump and wife April I,
1871, to secure $4,000 on a piece Of
real estate at Kearneysvile. Upon
satisfactory proof that the debt secur-
ed by the lien had been paid, the cour.
decreed that the county clerk execute
the release sought.
/ To II. V. Sheetz, commissioner in
chancery, was referred the divorce suit
/ CT Harry c. Killison VS. Margaret R.
/ Killison, the commissioner TO make GER
tain Investigations after due notice to
to the divorce commissioner, and report
at the next term Of court The same or
/ der of reference was entered in the case
! of Florence ]. Irving VS.. James Irving
| A decree Of divorce was entered in
favor Of Tressel Sebert VS.. Lizzie Sci
bert, the plaintiff being required to pay
costs
Report of James X Grub. special
commissioner showing the distribu-
ton of $500, was confirmed, the style
of the suit being James K. Grub. ad
ministrator of Emma V. Shipe, VS.. To-
seph Ketzner, administrator Of John
Macarthur.
A temporary Injunction order was
entered in the case of ]. T. Campbell VS..
]. F. Judd to prevent the collection OF
the value of one-third Of the corn crop
grown on the Travellers Rest farm near
Kearneysville in 1919, from the plain
tiff.
| Clifford Jenkins, a resident OF Chest
nut Hill region Of the county, was found
guilty on a bastardv charge preferred
bv young woman Of the same part OF
the county. His counsel offered mo-
ton in arrest Of Judgment and for a
new trial. This will be argued at a
later date in the term.
A verdict Of fifty dollars was award
ed c. w. Fry, who claimed damages
to the sum of $500 against James w.
and Walter c. RELY, for failing to give
him possession of their farm near
Summit Point, which the plaintiff al
lGReQ TIC Ildu loi tiS veal iOco'
Much interest was taken in the trial
of an appeal case wherein Ira n. Irwin.
a farmer near Shenandoah Junction
was plaintiff, and Frank Domer. farm
laborer, who had been in Mr.. Twins
employ, was defendant. 1t was heard
BY a jury, and involved the respective
rights of an employee. Domer had
hired to Mr Irwin BY the year. Paw
ment for his services was to have been
made bv the month. The employer was
to furnish Domer certain perouisities.
including a house rent free besides a
monthly wage in cash. Some disagree
ment arose. and the hired man mairl-
tanned that Irwin had dismissed him.
Mr.. Domer claimed possession OF the
house till the end of the wear for which
he had been employed. The Jury gave
Judgment against him.
! While a jury trial was in progress
Thursday morning Judge Woods re-
ceived a telegram announcing the death
Of his brother-in-law. Court was ad-