Gallup Bank suits target Harrington in McKinley County
The Gallup State Bank files suit in McKinley County against T C Harrington for 747 50 plus interest costs on a promissory note dated November 6 1915 with 12 percent interest and attorneys fees. Judgment by default possible May 28 1917 if appearance is not entered. Also notices another suit to quiet title on Lots 1 3 4 and 12 in Railroad Addition to Gallup with unknown heirs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
McKinley
State of New Mexico
Gallup State Bank, Corporation
T. C. Harrington
McKinley County Bank
E. C. Hennis
Sam Bushman
District Court
Second Judicial District
Gallup State Bank
Galup State Bank
H.codenny
Galup
New Mexico
F.W. Meyers
District Court OF
M. Quedeaux
Maintin
Emma Bocklett
BB. Tocktort
Clarke
Anna’ Bocklett
George, Bocklett
Amnon Hocklntt
Elizabeth Bocklett
Mystin N. Druckmann
Cora Nockett
John Hocklett
Gallup
McKinley County
Notice of suit in McKinley County court
Notice informs E C Wiesendanger of a suit by Gordon Dry Goods Company to cancel a stock certificate nine for fifty shares. Complaint alleges consideration failed due to worthless $3000 and $134.45 notes plus ten vendor lien notes worth $1865.55. Defendant urged to answer by June 19 1917 or default judgment will be sought. Attorneys are McFie Edwards and McFie Santa Fe. May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wiesendanger
McKinley County
New Mexico
Gordon Dry Goods Company
Gallup
E. C. Weidendanger
McGill V McGill Absolute Divorce Suit Filed
In McKinley County New Mexico District Court case No 760 Miriam McGill sues Gilbert McGill for absolute divorce on abandonment and non support. Defs appearance due by June 2 1917 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. Plaintiff's attorney Be Li Moore Albuquerque N M Meyers Clerk May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mexico
County of
McKinley
District Court
Mirian McGill
Gilbert McGill
Li.Moore
Albuquerque
W. “Meyers
Smiths Headed to Los Angeles as Wife Hospitalized
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith left Thursday for Los Angeles due to Mrs Smiths health needing immediate hospital care Mr Smith sold his newly built house to W E Clark and has been employed at the Hart hardware store for several months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Los Angeles
Local Notices and Social News From Gibson Area
News notes cover departures to Hastings Chandler and Missouri visits. W J Murray rushes to Hastings after an explosion. George Pitts moves to Chandler for a Western Stores job. Rev Father Rembrandt dines with Mrs Pitts. Miss Clara Turner attends a social event. Mrs John Gordon promotes a Catholic ladies card party for May 5. George Harper returns from Missouri with bride. Mishler pair travel to Florida after visiting Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt
Pitts
Clara B. Turner
Western Stores Company
J. C. Cook
Richards
Gibson
Divorce Notice in McKinley County Court NM 1917
Sadie Andrews files for absolute divorce against Robert E B Andrews in District Court Second Judicial District McKinley County NM docket No 137. Defendant warned to appear by June 18, 1917 or final judgment may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Andrews
Robert
Andrews
Robert FE
District ‘Court of the ‘Second ‘Judicial’ District” of the
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Pablo
Pabst
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Dan’ Brentari & Co
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Edison
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Sadie A. Andrews
Robert EB. Andrews
C.denny
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J. F. Turner
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