Iry Jay Wetherbee vs Jennie A.
Wetherbee
1900
Original Notice.
Iry Jay Wetherbee, plaintiff vs Jennie A. Wetherbee,
defendant:
In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and
for Winnebago county - May term, A.D. 1900
To Jennie Wetherbee: You are hereby notified that on
or before the 10th day of May, A.D. 1900, the
petition of plaintiff in the above entitled cause
will be filed in the office of the clerk of the
district court of the state of in and for Winnebago
county, claiming of you a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony and alleging as ground therefore,
desertion; also claiming of you the custody of his
minor child, and such other relief as the court may
decree. And that unless yon appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the next term, being
the May term of said court, which will commence at
the court house in Forest City, Iowa, on the 28th day
of May, 1900, default will be entered against you and
judgement and decree rendered thereon, as provided by
law.
Patterson & Gorden, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~Buffalo Center Globe, April 1900
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M.F.
Greenfield vs Geescke Greenfield
1900
Original Notice
M.F. Greenfield, Plaintiff vs Geescke Greenfield,
defendant
In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and
for Winnebago county - Oct term, A.D. 1900
To Geescke Greenfield: You are hereby notified that
on before the 8th day of October, A.D. 1900, the
petition of Plaintiff in the above entitled cause
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for
Winnebago County, claiming of you a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony and alleging as grounds therefore,
desertion, also claiming of yon the custody of his
minor children. And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day of the next
term, being the October term of said Court which will
commence at the court house in Forest City, Iowa, on
the 22d day of October, 1900, default will be entered
against you and judgement and decree rendered
thereon, as provided by law.
Patterson & Gorden, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, September 1900
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Trotter
1902
March term of court, Judge Kelley presiding. Mrs.
J.M. Trotter, of Buffalo Center was granted a divorce
from J.M. Trotter.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, March 1902
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Glossner
1902
It is reported that Mrs. Will Glosser has received
a divorce from her husband. They resided in Buffalo
Center for some time in the early days of the town.
Mr. Glosser was a painter by trade. Of late they have
been living in St. Paul.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, November 1902
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Groen
vs Groen
1905
In the case of Groen vs Groen, in which the wife
sought a divorce from her husband, Judge Kelley has
decided in favor of the former and granted her a
divorce and alimony. The parties to the action reside
at Buffalo Center. Together with the divorce
proceedings was also tried an action in volving
certain money which the wife claimed was due her from
her husband. She was also given a verdict for this
money, amounting to $888, and alimony to the amount
of $200. John Orr of Buffalo Center, appeared for the
plaintiff and Andrew Miller of Forest City, for the
defendant.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, January 1905
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Baldock Annulment
1906
An annulment of marriage was rendered by Judge
Gigde during October term in the case of Albert
Baldock vs Nellie Baldock. The latter is at the
Cherokee hospital and was insane at the time of
marriage in 1899.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, November 1906
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Baldwin-Konvalinka vs Konvalinka
1906
Mrs. Helen Baldwin-Konvalinka of Lake Mills was
granted a divorce from her husband George V.
Konvalinka by Judge Gigde during the October term
~Buffalo Center Tribune, November 1906
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Northrop
1907
Leaving his wife destitute with a baby at Boliver,
Missouri, was sufficient cause for Mrs. Grace Jane
Northrop, of Mason City, to secure a divorce from her
husband, Walter S. Northrup, for several years a
prominent abstractor of Winnebago county and a
citizen of Forest City. The divorce was granted by
Judge Smith at Mason City recently. It was a story of
cruel and inhuman treatment coupled with that of
desertion after leaving Forest City. Mrs. Northrop,
who is a daughter of C.A. Griffin, a prominent and
wealthy resident of Mason City, was brought home by
her people. The husband is now said to be in
Muscovia, Indian Territory.
~Buffalo Center Tribune, October 1907
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Newby
1908
Ben Newby was granted a divorce from
his wife, Lizze Newby, at this term of the district
court at Forest City on Monday of this week.
~Buffalo Center Tribune,
February 14, 1908
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Pinekney
1909
The Pinekney case, which was to have
come on for trial at an adjourned session of the
April term, was settled out of court by the attorneys
and parties at law last week. In the settlement Mrs.
Edson Pinekney received the homestead in St. Paul,
valued at $7,000; $1,000 in cash; and $4,000 in the
hands of trustees for the support of the two
children. She is to pay all court costs and her
attorney's fees. She withdraws all charges against
the defendant, and by agreement is allowed to file a
substitute petition and secure divorce on grounds of
cruel treatment. She was awarded the custody of the
children. The defendant, Edson A. Pinekney, is one of
the firm of Pinekney Bros. druggists, of Forest City.
~Buffalo Center Tribune,
June 1909
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Hill
1909
The ties that have bound Kate M. and
M.D. Hill for nearly twenty years have been broken.
At the last term of district court, in Forest City,
the former was granted a divorce and the cutody of
the children. Mrs. Hill is now running a restaurant
at Swea City and Mr. Hill is clerking in a hotel at
West Bend.
~Buffalo Center Tribune,
December 1909
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Hodenfield
1910
District Court, March-April 1910,
Judge Kelley presiding. Nellie Hodenfield obtained a
decree of divorce from Cornelius Hodenfield
~Buffalo Center Tribune,
April 1910
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Liljenberg
1910
District Court, March-April 1910,
Judge Kelley presiding. Carrie Liljenberg obtained a
decree of divorce from Ernest Liljenberg
~Buffalo Center Tribune,
April 1910
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