The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
CHANCfRY DOCKET GAINS IN VOLUME MANY COMPLAINTS FILED Foreclosures and Collections Com prise New Actions Filed
 For Hearing.

Suit against A. G. Nicholson for the collected of alleged indebtedness was filed by the Southern Cotton Oil Company of Little Rock, the basis being a note for $1 ,161.24 given May 1, 1920, and upon which there is now
 due and unpaid $169.40, and fur
 ther note for $248.30 given May 26, 1920, upon which the unpaid princi-
 pal and interest is S275.14. Certain
 notes transferred by the plaintiff as collateral are turned into the regis try of the court, and judgment for the entire amount asked.
 The Southern Cotton Oil Company is also plaintiff in similar com plaint brought against H. R. Sans, whose note for $1,243.83 was alleged
 given May 25, 1920, and second
 note for S15.87 given May 2, 1921, upon which balance is now due. Notes held by the defendant were al so advanced as collateral
 Suit for divorce has been filed in
 chancery by Joe Nash against Fran
 ces Nash, allegeing deserton since November 19, 1920, after their mar
 riage in July of that year.
 The Bank of Conway has filed
 complaint in chancery against Alice
 Pearson, administratrix of the es- tate of the late N A. Pearson, on a
 promissory note for $1,980 given November 15, 1917, and upon which
 the principal and unpaid interest is S2,O16.3O. Collection of a second note for S550, given November 15, 1920, by N. A. Pearson, c. E. Martin, J. L. Pearson and J. H. Taylor, is also petitioned by the plaintiff Frauenthal & Schwarz have filed complaint in chancery for investi- gation of the alleged transfer of cer-
 tain land, the right of purchase of which was given Hugh L. Martin by ! the plaintiff on November 21, 1916, and upon which he made payments of SPA and $139.15, leaving a bal ance of $132.4l. Transfer of the
 property has since been made to T. L. Roberts, the plaintiff has heard
 and the court is asked to establish its interest and return judgment for the amount due.
 Divorce complaint has been filed by Ray Reynolds against Beatrice Reynolds, to whom he was married in September 1919. Her deSertion occurred the following February, the complaint ayers.
 The Bank of Conway has brought suit against H. A. Wilson and J. A. and w. w. Washam for judgment to cover balances due on three notes
 given February 10, April and Aug
 ust 22, 1921, amounting to $382.25 with interest, and collection of a note for $50 given by J. A. and w. w. Washam October 16, 1920, and trans ferred by Wilson to the bank as se curity.
 Divorce complaint has been filed by Emm Morrow against Ward
 Morrow, their marriage having oc- cured in. June, 1921, and their sep
 aration in October of the same year. Judgment for $1,0S0 with interest
 IS asked by the Bank of Conway against Carlos Brown on a note al
 legged given January 21, 1920, and
 secured by mortgage of certain real ". Mrs. Fife Lincoln is made party
 to the suit in order to establish her interest in the realty.
 Complaint against W. J., s. A.,
 W. A. and F. M. Starr has been | brought by Frauenthal & Schwarz
 for the unpaid balance on a note for
 S457,98 given February 4. 1921,
 amounting to $274.40. A part of the 1 property mortgaged as security has
 been sold to w. A. and F. M Starr,
 the complaint ayers.
 Frauenthal x Schwarz are plain
 tiff in an action brought against
 Bettie, A. H. and Dewey O. Fielder
 as heirs of the late s. J Fielder, who
 on February ', 1917, executed his
 note to the plaintiff for $S52.22, due | December 1, 1917, and Mrs. Bettie l Fielder further became indebted to
 the firm on a note for $11487 given
 November 10, 1921. Judgment for
 both amounts with interest is asked
 Settlement of an account for $202.-
 10 is sought in a suit filed by Hol-
 man & Mosley, automobile repair
 shop at Little Rock against B. H.
 Dudley for work done on Hupmo-
 bile belonging to the defendant. The
 complaint ayers that it was repre-
 sented the car is the property of the
 J. P. Lewelling Construction Con-
 pany and settlement would be made
 by it. A mechanics lien against the
 car already has been filed.
 ! MARRIAGE LICENSES.