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Four divorce suits have been filed but all of them were continued until next term. The parties are Albert Ott vs. Anna Ott, Charles E. Eller vs. Kate J. Eller, Sarah C. Crone vs. Emmet Crone and Nicholas A. Swad-ley vs. Susanna Swadley.O. W. Pierce, of Lafayette, and Hul* man Co.. of Terre Haute, were given judgments against Warren Col-lyer, the former forSG0.96and the latter for $234.99.Daniel B. Wilson also succeeded in getting a quiet title to real estate, Mattie Menifee et al being named defendants in the suit.Miss Eliza Timmons’damage suit against the Wabash Railway Co., was seut to Fountain county on a change of venue.Byron Van Reed was given a decree against the board of county commis sinners, quieting his title to certain lands.A decree was granted to John M. Rynearson, quieting his title to cer-taiu lands in Warren township.Fisher, Arbogaut Co’s suit against Elias E Wilhite on a debt was dis missed at defendant’s cost.A suit of Mercy Dunkin vs. Mattie Duukiu, debt, was sent to Fountaiu county on change of venue.A suit on debt, the estate of Levi Wilcox vs. John A Trimbie was, settled by agreement.Frank Fraziers’ suit against Fred Atha for ejectment was changed to Benton county.C. R. Milford vs. Jennie A. Bonner, a suit for debt, was dismissed at defendant’s cost.Rhoda Jones, of West Lebanon, was granted a divorce from her husband, Daniel Jones.The divorce suit of Gertrude A. Harris vs John W Harris was settled out of court.Hanuah M. White et al were given a quiet title to certain real estate.IS DIBCharges a Saloon-keeper With Alienating Mrs. Eller’s Affections.ASKS FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARSIndependence Man Declares That His Home Has Been Broken up by Geo. Hinkley, of Boswell.Fun at State Line.“The Old Maid’s humorous extravaganza, will be givenConvention,” aFriday evening, Feb. 28, in the Odd Fellows’ hall at State Line, for the benefit of the Presbyterian hosDitalCharles Eller, of Independence, has filed suit in the Benton Circuit court against George Hiukley, of Boswell, charging him with alienating the affections of Eller’s wife, katie, aod askiDg damages in the sum of §10.000.The suit is the culmination of a condition of affairs that has existed for some time and has been a source of much gossip in Warren township. Mrs. Eller has apparently become iu-fatuated with Hinkley, whose visits to her have been very frequent and without secrecy. The complaint charges him with adultery on Jan. 17. 1902, and at various other times.The trial is set for next Tuesday and the plaintiff is represented by Ele Stansbury, of Williamsport,and Wallace Whistler, of independence. Fraser Isbam, of Fowler, are to appear for the defense.Hinkley is a saloon-keeper at Boswell and is unmarried. He is said to have 83,000 or S4.000 worth of property, the greater part of which he has transferred to other hands in order to escape a judgement if one is secured against him. The woman is said to have been married two or three times before she became Eller's wife, her marriage to him having occurcd four years ago. They have one child, a bi»y about three years old.Mr. Eller has filed suit in the Warren Circuit court for divoroe, alleging adultery as cause and asking the custody of the child.
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Williamsport Warren Review
Williamsport, Indiana, US
Thu, Feb 27, 1902
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