The Monett times., 1922-03-31
PROCEEDINGS OF BARRY
COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

ty Bank, ct al, equity; continued.
i State VS. Mary Mccormick, Sheri-
dan Mccormick, murder; dismissed.
w. C. Cooper VS. Levi Bloomer, re-
plevin; continued.
T. B. Yarnall VS. Sarah Johnson,
damages; dismissed.
! Emory Medlin VS. Charles Berta-
lot, commission; dismissed.
Clara Opal King VS. The Standard
Accident Insurance Co., on policy;
continued.
State VS. Ruben Stringer, carrying
concealed weapon; dismissed.
State VS. Sheridan Mccormick, car
rying concealed weapon; continued.
! State VS. Rube Taylor, making as
sault on female child under IS years
of age; dismissed.
State VS. Carl Bradley, Petit lar
ceny; dismissed.
State VS. Bob Amos, w. E. Beaver,
larceny; Beaver enters plea of guilty
sentenced to 8 years in the pen.
State VS. Bill McNabb, George Gar
rett, ct al, grand larceny; continued
to April 8.
State VS. Landon Cox, violating the
prohibition act; fine reduced to 500,
appealed to supreme court.
Toney Hilton VS. Maud Carney, ct
al, partition and accounting; con-
tinued.
State VS. John Bass. selling intoxi-
eating liquor; continued.
State VS. VIM. Meagher, selling in
toxicating liquor, nine cases; con-
tinued.
State VS. Buck Gottes, violating
prohibition law; jury failed to agree,
dismissed by state.
State VS. M. l.. Loving carrying
concealed weapon; jury trial, acquit-
ted.
City of Monett VS. VIM. Meagher,
appeal from police Judge; continued,
City of Monet VS. VIM. Meagher.
appeal from police Judge; continued.
State VS. John Taylor, disturbing
the peace and carrying concealed
weapon; continued.
State VS. VIM. Meagher selling in
toxicating liquor; continued.
State VS. Chas. Hutchens and Jim
Arnold, violating prohibition law;
continued.
Walter Perry Co., VS. r. and A.
Weis, appeal from j. P; continued.
State VS. Lee Wilmington, feionious
assault with intent to rape; dismissed
State VS. Bob Dalton, violating pro-
nibition act; continued.
State VS. Jack Clayton, grand lar
ceny; dismissed by state.
State VS. Emmett Thomas, assault;
dismissed by state.
State VS. Veronica Lucfoa, grand
larceny; dismissed by state.
State VS. Ellie Sullivan, conduct un-
becoming an officer; continued.
State VS. T. E. Jackson, disposing
of mortgaged property; continued.
State VS. Thos. Arnold, having asd
receiving stolen property; dismissed
by state.
State VS. Bob Amos, stealing car;
dismissed by state.
State VS. Henry Scroggins and Caro-
line Scroggins, violating prohibition
law; continued
State VS. Raymond F. Kirby, grand
larceny; continued.
State VS. Estel Perryman, grand
larceny; paroled until Feb. S, 1927 in
bond of $500.
State VS. Bob Amos, robbing
bank; continued to March 30, 1922.
State VS. Burl Reed, robbing a bank;
continued to March 80, 1922.
State Ed Swertfirger, ct al, grand
larceny; continued.
State VS. G. w. Shoemaker, assault
with intent to kill; continued to April
6, 1922.
State VS. Sam Hudson, disturbing
the peace; plea of guilty and fined
$40 and costs.
State VS. George w. Mathis, rob-
berry; plea of guilty and sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary.
State VS. Paul J. Gottas, drawing
checks on bank in which he had no
fund; continued.
State VS. Pat Perry and Bob Amos,
stealing a car; dismissed by state.
State VS. Leo Braswell, Guy Olney,
burglary of dwelling house; plea of
guilty and sentenced to two years
each in state reformatory.
State VS. Luther Gardner, violating
local option law; plea Of guilty and
sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
State VS. VIM. Myers, violating
local option law; plea of guilty and
fined 500; punishment in common