Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-09
ESTATE OF EX-YANK
SHOWS $500 CLAIM
AGAINST j. s. GOVT
PROPERTY OF LATE JOHN FiTz.
GERALD, WHOSE DEATH &C.
CURED AT SAklTARIUM, Is
PLACED IN HANDS OF ADMIN.
ISTRAToR.

a petition for letters Of administra
tioa IN the estate Ct the late Johr
Fitzgerald, eX-Yant, who pagacd away
on Jaa 20, 1921 was filed r. the Pro
bate Court today Private Fitzgcralt
died at the La Sale County Tuborcu
losis SanitarIum after a long illness
which had it's inception while Il, was
In the army during the world war.
He was buried from st. Patrick
ehHeh In this city ". III full military
LonGls.
The petition asking that letters be
granted was file b. Private Fit2ger-
aids uncle, Dennis j. Farrell Uis
estate i5 listed as accrued government
compensation worth 5000
MI tft4scral was unmarried. lie
left several sisters.
Rcneune;s viii.
Mrs, Nellie tiGle of Streator widow
of the late Isadorc tiglo, filed a renuu-
citation Of her late husbands viii in
the Probate Court this morning. Mr.
Eigie asked that she be allowed her
widows dover.
Like StIIman Case.
Making charges similar to those
made by a New York banker which
have interested the entire nation,
Grover Anspach OF Salem has filed
cross bill in the divorce action brought
against him by his wife, Mrs Pearl
Anspach of La Sale.
Mrs. Anspach in her charges filed
early in December. alleged that on
November (, 1919 the defendant de-
serted her after five and half years
of married life. Mr. Anspach in his
bill alleges that he is a helpless vic
tim Of tuberculosis and that he did
not desert his wife, but he was unable
to care for her. and they separated
by agreement, after making a division
of their property. He claims that
Mrs. Auspach at the time OF their
separation signed a document saying
that the separation was due to no
fault of his.
He names George Bailey as cores.
pendent, alleging that his wife was
guilty OF too great an affection for
Bailey both before and after their mar
riage. He alleges that he is at the /
present time suing Bailey in the Marion /.
County Court for an alleged aliena- /
ton of the affections Of Mrs. AnspaCh. I
He claims that since the separation
between himself and the complainant,
she has given birth to child. of
which he is not the father
The couple have one son, Melvin,
aged years, who is in the custody /
of the complainant
$4,000 Estate.
Making preparations to dispose of /
the $4,000 estate left by the late .
Thorson of Miller township /
a petition for letters Of adminstra-
ton was filed in the Probate Court /
this afternoon Mr., Thorson died on
January 2. He left a $40 acre farm
valued at $4,000 and personal pro.
perty worth $4,000, /
As he was unmarried his mother,
Mrs. Christina Thorson and his three
sisters, Dora Thorson, Mary Hogan
son and Julia Holland will inherit the
estate.
Resume De kab Case.
A resumption of testimony in the
De Kalb St. sewer objections hearing /,
was made in the County Court this
afternoon. Engineer George F'rans
worth was called to the stand by the
,ity, to testify as to the estimates
for the improvements
The court overruled the objections.
Boy Declared Dependent,
A petition was filed in the County
Court this morning asking that Harry
Nashleski of Lafayette st, La Sale
,e declared dependent and committed
o the County Detention Home. The
mother of the boy is said to he unable
o care for him. His father lives in
IeneseO,