Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-13
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Two more cases have been placed
on the September docket Of the Aud
rain County Circuit Court. They are
j. A. Smith VS.. Ross Cant, suit on
note.
John p. Helphrey ex. ct al; vs..
George D. Felger ct Al. Suit to
Transcript Judgment.
The motion for a new trial of Mrs.
Iva Lemon, recently fined SITS in the
Audain Circuit Court for assault, was
over ruled Monday and bond Of $500
given for the appeal Of the case.
The court adjourned Monday after
noon until July 20 when some unfin-
ished business will be considered.
Intthe estate of Laura T. Johnson,
the administrator filed inventory and
appraisement showing value Of es-
tate to be 5000.
In the estate Of E. r. Mallory, the
heirs filed remuneration, Of right to
administer and C. E. Mallory filed APP
plication for letters Of. administration.
Bond was fixed in the sum of 5000.
In the estate of Wendall S. Hath
away, j. w. Barnett filed claim in
sum of $1O.55. Claim waived as to
service.
In the estate of Josephine Shinn,
the Rev. G. J.. Nolte filed demand in
sum Of IS. Demand waived.
In the estate of Laura T. johnson,
the administrator filed petition for
sale Of real estate at public sale; res
ident heirs also filed waiver Of notice
of the application for sale Of real es-
tate.
In the estate of Miss Mary Walker,
w. W. Pollock fled application for
letters of administration and bond
fixed in the sum of $500.
The administrator in the estate Of
Mary Taylor filed motion to set aside
the appraisemnt of household and
klUcnen furniture.
DR.. j. f. Harrison filed demand in
sum of $40 in the estate of Mrs.
Laura T. Johnson. Demand waived.
In the estate of Miss Mary Walker
bond was given and approved and let
tiers issued as prayed.
The decision of Judge Ernest CAN'T
in the case of the State or Missouri
VS.. Mr.. Roberts of Fulton has been
confirmed by the Supreme Court OF
Missouri, The case, which was quite
a famous one at the time it was tried
some years ago, was over the killing
of a man by the name Of Ryland by
the defendant in a quarrel over some
turkeys.
Roberts became angry with Ryland
because some of his grain had beer
eaten by Mr.. Ryland's turkeys ant
in the controversy which followed
Ryland was shot. The case was
first tried in Boone County and re,
suited ina verdict of guilty and sen
tence of twenty years inlthe peniten
tiary. TTAifough4a techhicality tn,
case was retired at Fulton and Judg,
.Gantt was put on the bench. TIL
verdict was again guilty and Robert
was sentenced to twenty five years il
prison. The case was appealed t
the supreme court and Judge CAN'T
decision upheld: SIG
The case Of the American Insur
ance Company v Charleh H. Dean
which was tried here in 1919 and re
suited in verdict for plaintiff, was ap
;pealed t 6fSt. Louis Court Of Appeal
rand Judge Gantt's decision upheld.
z Almost half of the cases whic'
have been fled for the Septembe
term of the Audrain County CiTcui
Court as,saits Dor divorce. Eightee
; suits have been filed, thus far 70
September and seven Of this humble
are for divorce.
The cases are as follows:
Alive Johnson vs.. Shannon join
son, divorce.
James Henry johnson VS.. Lidi
. johnson, divorce.
William Stuart VS.. Dora stuar
divorce.
Dora DeTsenne VS.. Audrain d
Tienne, divorce.
Helene Fowles VS.. Claud 9. Fov
I les, divorce.
zaza Mundy vs.. Robert g. Mund'
+ divorce.
Jessie NJ. Cummings vs.. Walter
Cummings.
: C. H. Early VS.. Daniel J. Johnse
4 suit on attachment.
q w. M. Afflick vs.. v. D. Hobai
Z suit to revive judgment.
I A. F. Woodland vs.. Harry Hous
holder, to perfect title.
White Sewing Machine Compai
: VS.. L. w. Roberts, suit to revi'
judgment. r
Joe T. Hickman ct al, VS.. Joe Das
Z ct al, change Of venue.
r. W, vim vs.. Charles G. Hollal
conversion.
\ Lonnie Jackson Wyatt ys. Nilsson
state Life Insurance Company, y
nW EfL h" HN MY FfL AHE "a HME kEL NH
on policy.
W. S. Doolin VS.. Sallie Lazear ct
suit on note.
Charles Acknan vs.. ]. 2. Lora
suit on note.
State Of Missouri vs.. Glenn 3. Cs