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H. J. Freyermuth, suing the M. Kautz Baking company for $153 as the result of an automobile accident, filed an amendment to his original petition, setting forth that the relative position of the cars after the accident indicated the Kautz company car was operated at an excessive speed and in a negligent manner and the damage suffered by the plaintiff was the direct result of the negligence of the driver of the Kautz car. Attorney E. F. Richman filed the amendment. Nichols, Tipton and Tipton are attorneys for the defense.
Letters of administration were issued to Jessie Sling in the estate of Fred Shing on the filing on bond of $500. Nichols, Tipton and Tipton represent the estate.
The First National bank filed assignment, without recourse, of its judgment against Carl Meeker for $617.73 with interest at per cent and costs of $42.68 to E. R. Tipton, according to notice filed with the clerk of court
C. E Schmalz as guardian of the property of Richard Harold Schmalz, minor filed bond of $3. 000 when he qualified as guardian Nichols, Tipton and Tipton are the attorneys
Letters of administration were issued to H. R. Othmer in the es. tate of William A. Tappe when he filed bond of $2,000 through At. torneys Nichols, Tipton and Tipton
In the estate of R, O. Mc. Gaughey, the lien of the First National bank as executor of the eatate. was waived to the extent to allow the Titus Loan and Investment company to execute a first mortgage in the sum of $2,000 against property owned by Nellie and A. C. Bruemmer The $2,000 obtained in a loan from the Titus company will be applied to satisfy the balance due on a first mortgage held by the Louise Eversmey. er estate which is past due. The McGaughey estate has second mortgage on the Bruemmer property for $2,500
Mayme Estle as administratrix of the estate of Chester M. Estle. was authorized to pay fire insurance assessment of $73 when the application was presented by attorneys Nichols. Tipton and
In the receivership of the Atalissa Savings bank, the receiver was authorized to deliver to the Royal Union Life Insurance company of Des Moines an insurance policy of Verla B. Barkalow. with Rowiena Barkalow as beneficiary for a loan of $270 on the policy. It is held by the bank as security for indebtedness to the bank.
The defense filed a motion asking that Carrie G. Oaster, who is using the St. Mathias church for injuries alleged suffered when she fell on the church steps, Jan. 25, 1930, be required to make her peti- tion more specific. They ask that she state at what hour of the day she attended early mass, whether or not there was any other exit she could have used in leaving the church, how long the steps were ice coated, and how the failure of the church to place sand or ashes on the stepes constituted an act of negligence. Attorneys are J. G. Kammerer and J. F. Devitt for the church and E. F. Richman for the plaintiff.
Ruth Pace filed a written assignment of her rights and claims against Junior and Samuel Phillips to her husband, Cash Pace, in an entry in the second damage suit brought against Junior and Samuel Phillips by members of the Pace family. Previously only an oral assignment of her claims had been made by Mrs. Pace. In the first suit, tried before a jury in the present court term, Florence Pace, minor, through her father, Cash Pace. was given judgment for $918 and the defense was denied its motion for new trial. This case has been appealed by Attorney J. F. Devitt of the defense who has entered bond for $2,100. Attorney J. G. Kammerer represents the Paces.
