The parties were married in July 1913 and lived together until October 1913 when the defendant wilfully deserted the plaintiff without reasonable cause. The plaintiff states he provided the defendant with all amenities and treated her kindly.

Penal sum of $250 owed by defendant.

church operating in Memphis, Tenn.; additional defendant: A. H. Kortrecht; deed of trust to Korterecht, trustee, conveying church property to secure an indebtness of $2500 evidenced by 50 $50 notes; Fraser acted as Church treasurer; Fraser claiming Church is indebted to him; congregation gave no authority for deed of trust; Exhibits: receipts and cost notes from church activities and bills

Co-defendants of Francis D Stockton were F D Johnston and J. H. Vigius. They alleged that George L Williams, a constable of Shebly County, wrongfully attempted to collect a tax on a number of trust deeds in their possession. The original trial resulted in fine of $50 for them.

Deceased: R. E. Carter; wife Florence and daughters R. W., Napoleon, Viola, Riola, Laneta, Vashti, Corrie Lee and W. W.; bill alleging that marriage to Florence was not valid; Florence seeking rights to personal estate

Sues due to damages caused by the construction of land elevation that prevented natural water draining and caused flooding and property damage.

Plaintiff believes that a previous rulings against him for $2,900 for damages to the defendant's automobile due to negligent driving were in error. Filed bill to persuade judge to remove judgments by action of certiorari.

Plaintiff sues for $ 10,000 as damages for an injury. Plaintiff owned a house next to a building defendant rented, a brick partition separating them. The partition helped hold the roof up on plaintiff's house. The defendant's accidently broke the wall down, wrecking plaintiff's house.

Ida McMillan is seeking a divorce from husband Charles S. McMillan for cruel and inhuman treatment. They have a 7 old son together named Charles Lee McMillan. Mr. McMillan claims his wife has been with many men and not true to her marital vows or duties.

This cause of action in this case is listed as "a petition for a certiorari in the circuit court from a judgment in a Justice's court."

Plaintiff has filed petitions for certiorari and Supersedeas, hoping to overturn a previous judgment against him in a property dispute.

Petition to condemn lots for the sake of imminent domain Includes 2 Memphis blue prints.

Additional parties: Stephen A. Crump, J. L. Crump, Perthrona Crump, J. W. Crump, Annie Dunlap, Kinlock F. Dunlap, John W. Crump dec.

The defendant claimed there was a black bug in the contents of the plaintiff's chewing tobacco and sued for damages. Exhibits include piece of tobacco. See additional part of case in WT 1529.

Additional Defendants: Louisa Wolf, William Wolf, Godfried Wolf Additional causes of action: Deed Dispute, (of Assignment)

Louis Montgomery is asking for a divorce for Maggie Montgomery. He claims that she deserted him and went to live with her mother and refuses to return. He also claims that she has threatened his life.

Plaintiff administrator of John Persica (dec.). Add. defendants listed in file. The estate of the deceased is owed upwards of $50,000 in debts from the defendants and the rightful dower to the plaintiff will be paid out of the collections as the real estate from the deceased will not cover the dower.

Stolls charged that the District Court of Mississippi had required a bond of $5000 conditioned to pay all costs, expenses and damages and signed that bond as surety and then District Court said assignment of Receivers was wrongful and their property was released and became indebted to complainants for all costs