Additional defendant: Walter Goodman. Cause of action: debt for tuition and expenses.

Additional plaintiff: Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. Additional defendant: The Hess Warming & Ventilating Co. Amount of debt was $7000. Debt was for the cost to install a Hess Pneumatic Grain Drier & Cooler at the Henry A. Klyce Co.

J. L. Dibrell of White County died May 1910 leaving a will which appointed Meredith as admr. cum testamento anexo and qualified as such admr. and entered upon the discharge of the duties of trust. Dibrell in his lifetime borrowed for defendant $6700 & executed 2 notes. Only security taken was stock in Bon Air Coal & Iron Co. This stock and equal amount of said notes were sold and applied to the credit. However, Dibrell's estate insolvent and the defendant lost the majority of these notes.

Additional defendants: E. D. Cherry, Madison Coleman, S. C. Coleman, Robert Cook, Henry Smith, Charles Johnson, Frank Patterson, Thomas Cockrell, Roy Cockrell, Max Halperin, G. A. Griffin. Sanders sued to collect on 2 notes owed by the church. Notes were originally due to N. S. Sanders. Emma is the widow of N. S. Sanders. Total debt was $8580 plus interest. Money was used by the church to erect a building.

Reems is sued Hayes for "debt due by promissory note, $173.00" plus $1.80 interest. Plaintiff's name is also spelled "Francis Reems" at various points in the document, but she is described as "a single woman," so "Frances" is more likely to be correct.

Also called Franklin Carriage Company of some of the documents. Debt of $213.75 for purchase of automobiles.

Cause of action: debt by way of the defendant appropriating a railway car of corn from the plaintiff and selling it without their permission.

Plea of debt due for labor performed as a mechanic in the sum of $14.70, under $500.00. R. M. Martin, contractor. Defendants: Morris Walsh, Mrs. Jennie Breen, Mrs. Morris Walsh, Mrs. O'Reilly, and R. M. Martin. Business located at S. Fourth St., Memphis.

Plea of debt due by account, $88.25, or under $500.00.

Additional defendant: Paul W. Evans. Debt due on notes for purchase of diary farm materials.

Plea of debt due by account, $10.25, or under $500.00.

Debt for repairing a well at the Memphis Brewering Co.

Nelson Perkins is sued Levi Roberts for $469.85.. Perkins borrowed $200.00 from Roberts to purchase some timber on some land and he made a verbal contract with defendant to sell and deliver to him cross ties at an agreed price. Defendant has never paid for the cross ties. Includes a ledger book.

Co-defendants: T. E. Mercer, Jim Justice, C. E. Pigford, Hatchie Lumber Co., & Mercer-Justice Lumber Co. The plaintiff questions timber cutting on a piece of property that had been earmarked to pay off a debt, and charges those involved with kiting. Cause of action: injunction against further cutting and settlement of debt.

Additional defendant: N. S. Sherman Machinery & Iron Works. Debt was for goods sold to defendant. Amount of debt was $1716.92.

Plaintiff is corporation chartered in State of Wisconsin. Defendant company is chartered in State of Minnesota. Additional defendant: Adirondack Fire Insurance Co., New York. Company & contents destroyed by fire, 2 June 1910, Memphis. Exhibit: Decision, Supreme Court of Minnesota, State of Minnesota v. Twin City Box Factory, Corp., April 1911. Court judgment appealed to Court of Civil Appeals, Jackson.

Wilkerson sued claiming the defendant owed him $325.00 as a commission for work done selling a piece of land owned by the defendant in Arkansas.

Suit concerns defendant's failure to pay for a shipment of logs.