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It WAS DIVORCE DAY\ m ihi:r of i miappi ( Of pij g\ifd frefdom.GO! SIX MONTHS IN JAILEd Fleming W ill Do Time in Count)' B;Millt; Or in (I of Justice in Court lloii-c Swift and Sure.Divorce suits were in order iu the circuit court Tuesday morning. Martha Steen was granted a divorce from Charles N Steen, and William P. Butler received a divorce from Tunis Butler. The Rebecca Jane Collins vs. C. Iv Collins divorce suit was dismissed, ’as was tin divorce suit of Louella Craig against Thomas E. Craig. John K. Courier was granted a divorce from Dora If. Courtier, and the plaintiff was given custody of the three children. In the case of Marion L. Dcvall against Ada May Derail, the defendant was granted $*50 alimony land the case was continued. Grace M. Clymens sued Charles If. Clymens for divorce, but Mr. Clymens filed an answer and was granted a decree on a cross bill. Mary Ann Bartlett received a decree from Albert Bartlett.Ed Fleming of Hopkins, who was arrested some time ago at Burlington i Junction on a charge of disturbing the* peace, w as sentenced to six monthsiu the county jail Monday afternoon in Judge Ellison's court. The cases of James Burns of Clearmont, charged with common assault, and William I.insey, who lives southwest oi this city, charged with disturbing the peace, were postponed on account of the non-appearance of tlie prosecuting witnesses.Afternoon Session.The afternoon session of court was a continuation of the divorce suits.JiiiIpp p runfpH Hia fAMntvinfr
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Maryville Daily Democrat Forum
Maryville, Missouri, US
Tue, Nov 12, 1912
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