Court suits filed in circuit court this week
Odber M. Hartt sues Cushion Heel company for 6000 as commission on stock subscriptions claiming work from May 1809 to start of business. Attorneys: Thomas and Townsend. Luella Thurber sues Clarence M. Thurber alleging desertion before their baby’s birth after a little over two years of marriage. Colerick represents her. Jennie Crane sues Equitable Life Association on a twenty year endowment policy for 3000, alleging nonpayment after husband’s death. Sophia Voirol obtains divorce decree against Amiel Voirol with $1000 alimony, custody of children, and $12 monthly support. husband failed to secure decree earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odber M. Hartt
Cushion Heel
Ptill
Thomas & Townsend
Loft
Luella Thurber
Clarence M. Thurber
McAdams
Hartwell
Sug
Jennie ‘al. Crane
Equitable Life Association Society of the United States
Phil B. Colerick
Sophia Voirol
Amiel Voirol
Stta Kohl
Lee Kohl
Chicago
P. B. Colerick
William A. Parvin
Susie A. Parvin
Somers
Board Rejects Phillips Saloon License Request At 905 Wells Street
County commissioners deny Arthur L. Phillips a saloon license for 905 Wells Street. No remonstrance filed but two members present refused. Phillips’ filing was withdrawn. Other notices cover wills, divorces, settlements, and a damage trial verdict favoring Ferdinand Paul in a car collision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Phillins
Charlie Clark
Arlington Hotel
Phillips
Wells Street
William L. Benedict
Williams
Board of Commissioners
Franke
Worss
Butt
Walpole G. Colerick
Phil B. Colerick
Margaret Larwell
Henry Colerick
Arthur L. Phillips
County Commissioners’ Court
DeKalb County Clerk Dismisses Pending Superior Court Case
A DeKalb County clerk dismissed a jury trial action titled Shondell against Baker after papers could not be found. The suit challenged a deed’s specific purpose use and was halted by an agreement. Rose Hyotter seeks divorce from Charles Huttes alleging intoxication and abuse after a 1896 marriage. Council may soon be called to decide on a Neier bridge project over the St Joe river at Tennessee avenue amid factional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard Fuchshuber
Ferdinand Paul
Fuchghuber
Paul
DeKalb County
Shondell Ggaingt
Shondell
Rose Hyotter
Charles Huttes
Star Bakery
Emrick & Emrick
St. Joe River
Tennessee Avenue
Egeh
Saturday Hour Wag In The Circuit Court
A fragment indicates a Saturday session in the circuit court with proceedings or actions underway. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
Local court actions and upcoming hearings in city
No trial date set as defendant remains in custody under two term rule. Motion for change of venue withdrawn. case unchanged. White sues Pfeiffer to recover real estate and a car over alleged misrepresented contract with Peerless Washing Machine plant. Phillips to face county hearing on Wells street saloon license next Wednesday. board says matter not acted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. White
Henry Pfeiffer
Peerless Washing Machine Company
Wall Street
Mr. White
Mr. Pfeiffey
Chicago
Phillips
Case Dismissed in Fort Wayne Suit Over Street Hole
The case brought by Joseph Miller a traveling salesman against the city to recover damages for a fall in a plank walk on Eureka street was dismissed in the circuit court. The city and Ed Kileindiist were defendants and the city paid 269 to settle. Miller had fallen after visiting resorts north of the jail and was bedridden for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Eureka’ Street
Fort Wayne
Ed Kileindiist
Miller
Lillian Aker
Lester G. Aker
Bertha Schonnell
William Schonnell
Anise Householder
Henry Householder
John Pio
William Shaughnessy
Grabner
Fleming
Local Pairings Listed With Ages and Occupations
A compilation shows multiple pairs with ages and jobs: John A. McCarthy 42 farmer with Esther J. Hartley 44. Marshall B. Houser 25 farmer with Esther S. Branning 22. William Forsyth 22 railroader with Helen J. Vevin 20. Samuel H. Bartholomew 23 farmer with Hazel J. Knouse 17. William T. Doty 23 laborer with Minnie I. Longardner 21. James E. Kennedy 23 waiter with Bertha L. McLees 23. Walter N. Hathaway 22 brakeman with Nellie LaTier 20. George C. Malcom 49 horseshoer with Anns. Leichner 37. Karl Timmis 23 beboraidker with Blanche B. Beaston 22. Frank H. Gerding 23 clerk with Luella M. Smith 23. Emory L. Strieby 28 merchant with Lexie L. King 28. Tony J. Allgeier 23 grocer with Georgia C. Simonton 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCarthy
Esther J. Hartley
Marshal B. Houser
Farmer
Esther S. Branning
Wiliam ©. Forsyth
Helen J. Vevin
Samuel H. Bartholomew
Hazel J. Knouse
William T. Doty
Minnie I. Longardner
James E. Kennedy
Bertha L. McLees
Birth Announcement for Ross LaMar’s Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross LaMar at 1032 Fulton Street. The note mentions a Californian viewpoint on hydroelectric power and dam construction affecting navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross LaMar
Fulton Street
Markets Rise on European Supply Dip and Argentine Slump
Chicago trading sees wheat advance as European visible supply falls and Argentine reports disappoint. May wheat moves near 99 9/16 to 99 9/16 cents as buyers and holders steer the market. Corn and oats gain with modest firming, pork and lard futures show strength, while car lot receipts detail daily grain arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Kingdom
Australia
Manitoba
May
Commiggion
East Buffalo and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Jan 24
East Buffalo market shows receipts of 4000 hogs and 14000 sheep with mixed demand and steady to weak tones. Chicago market records 18000 hogs and 4000 cattle with steady to strong readings and varied price ranges. Cincinnati and Indianapolis report lighter cattle and strong hogs with notable price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Ill
Beeves
Texas
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
Butter Market Feeds Chicago and New York Trades
Chicago and New York markets report steady to unchanged prices across dairy products. Butter creameries show varied yields with 16 to 25 cents per pound, cheese ranges 13 to 15 cents, and potatoes and poultry moving slowly. New York receipts reach over 11,600 packages with creamery prices from 18 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery Brown
Table Linens Sale Offers Savings on Bleached Cloths
Good stock remains after strong linen sales with thrift prices on silver bleached pattern cloths in 8 by 10 and 8 by 12 sizes. Napkins 18 and 20 inches reduced to 68 cents a dozen, yardage discounted to 50 cents per yard.
Toledo Market Prices and Butter Dairy Rates
Toledo Ohio January 24 Wholesale prices list North Lima South Lima and Indiana as 77e for wheat and corn 45e oats 31e barley 55e rye 70e Butter fancy Elgin 26c tub 28c prints 24c process 24c country 12 24c Eggs fresh extras 22c dozen fresh gathered 18c Honey comb 12 ldc Potatoes 40 45c Beans 2.36 2.40 Turkeys 18 19c per dozen Cheese cream ible 1 I Swiss 20c Ib Hamburger 38c Ib Long horns 17c Ib
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliac
Geo. H. Crouse & Co
Fancy Elgin Creamery
George
Crouse & Co
Northeast Indiana Prices and Admin Notices Digest
Local market quotes list retail prices for hay corn wheat oats and fats with figures for ton or per bushel. grain prices corrected by Fort Wayne Hay and Grain Co. live stock prices include hogs cattle and bulls. several estate administration notices appointing administrators and executrix for Allen County Indiana with solvent estate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fort Wayne Hay and Grain Co
Local Grocery Advertises Wide Fresh Produce and Butter Deals
Eyes-Fresh offers extras and butter at 28c per dozen, Elgin creamery tub butter 30c per pound, Elgin prints 31c, country butter 25c per pound. Honey 15 to 16c, potatoes 40 to 50c per bushel, apples 60c to 1.00 per box, chickens 11 to 14c per pound, cabbage 50c per dozen, corn 4c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Quotations From Mayflower Mills and Commodities
Market quotations list prices for flour and grain products including winter wheat graham flour and curve flour with cents per pound, bran, shorts, middlings, corn meal and cracked corn by the ton or hundredweight, with rye flaxseed oats barley and other staples. Seasonal fur prices for skunks mink muskrat raccoon and opossum are noted, along with hides and cloverseed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Graham Flur
C. Treeselt & Bons
J. Wintes
Fogeu
Graham Our
Public Auction of Allen County Lands in 1911
State Ex rel George W Lindemuth auditor of Allen County Indiana v Cynthia A Dolin Sherman Dolin case 13822. Sheriff Aaron M Reichhelderfer to auction rents and profits for up to seven years and then the fee simple of the described fractional half of the southwest quarter of Section 18 Township 30 North Range 12 East, Allen County Indiana, February 10, 1911 at 1 to 4 pm at the Court House Door. Ballou & Hoffman attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lindemuth
Allen County
Indiana
Cynthia A. Dolin
Sherman Dolin
Allen Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Court House
Aaron M. Reichelderfer
Ballou & Hoffman
Atorneys
Notice by Publication in Allen County Circuit Court
John E. Miller sues Julia M. Riordan in Allen County Indiana for non residency service. Riordan must appear March 20 1911 at Fort Wayne court to answer or demur. case filed in November term 1910. Clerk signing and attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Allen
A. D
John E. Miller
Julia M. Riordan
Indiana
Arlen
Fort Wayne
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Frederick Menne wisch
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Frederick Menne wisch deceased to appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana on February 18 1911 and show cause why final settlement should not be proved. The clerk WM. DOB is to record and transmit proceedings. Attorneys for the estate announce the hearing date for all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick Pieper
Allen County
Indiana
WM. Uechter
Frederick Mennewisch
Allen
Fort Wayne
Dob ‘Tress
Nadrae
Roberson
Tulee
Sircutt Court
Hetats
Peters Leichty of Decatur Dies After Sudden Collapse
Peter Leichty a well known Adams county resident died at his home near Geneva after a brief illness and sudden fainting spell while milking cows. Born in France he lived in Adams county since childhood and owned an eighty acre farm. Survived by his wife three sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Peter Leichty
Geneva
Leichty
France
Adams County
Whitley Court Records Show 16 Disposed, 9 Liquor Cases
Columbia City Indiana January 20 County Clerk Hugo Logan reported to Thomas W Brolley chief of the bureau of statistics detailing Whitley circuit court activity. Sixteen criminal cases filed eight dismissed sixteen disposed one assault and battery with intent conviction five misdemeanor convictions one probation release nine liquor law violation filings four liquor law convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Hugo Logan
Whitley
Thos. W. Brolley
Bureau of Statistics
Indianapolis
Sold. Fast Trotter Pharaoh Sailed From Huntington
Huntington Ind Jan 21 Pharaoh a fast trotter described as possibly the fastest ever owned in Huntington county was sold yesterday by E E Souers to a Mr Orsill The horse goes to Memphis Tenn If the sale price is stated it is not clearly recorded in the fragment The exposition suggests a record price but does not confirm a figure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Huntington County
E. E. Souers
Orsill
Memphis
Tenn
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Diederich Meyer
Lucretia Meyer
Christina Wenstrup
Ellen Remelin
William Cady
Grain and Provisions
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Duluth
Toledo
Alltke
Timothy
Liverpool
Northwest
Middle West
Muscovado
Rio
C. Santos
Molasses
Gernays
Rst
China
THE
Rurode Dry Goods Company
North Lima
South Lima
Fort Ways
H. I. Bell
Fred E Packing Co
John B. Miller
Lydia Miller
Admx
Charles J. Ryan
Attor’y
Res
William H. McQuinton
Benjamin Mee Ton
P. A. Randall
Ees
Executrix
Allen’ County
Jamey
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Hides
Szecs. Tc
B. Bash Ze
E. Thadthy
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Ara
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Tange
Sheriff's
Beal
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