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Show j Ol'RT PllOr VEDI.VCS. j ThirJ Judicial District, Feb. 24, 18T2. ! 1 Strickland J., presiding. Smith !'.-. Faust & Houtz. Slay of execution ordered. Co ffm an vs. CofTman. Decree of 'divorce granted. I Tyler vs. Smith. Commission order-i order-i cd to U-ue to E. 3. Joslyn of Elgin, Illinois, to take testimony, j H. A. Gawcy rt. D. A. Buel tt at ; Lave eivco to defendant to file motion , to strike our as of December 8th, and , that the marshal amend his return. I Lewis k Co. vs. Kohlhipp. Order-led Order-led that $100, garnished by U. S. mar-I mar-I shal remain in his hands subject to the order of the court. i Jas. II. Nounan vs. Junius Terry, j Marshal's sale of mortgaged premises confirmed. I Win. A. Singer vs. Sadie Singer. Decree of divorce granted. Peter Fontaine is. S. W, Richards. Demurrer on motion to strike out overruled; over-ruled; plaintiff to plead over within one week. Hawkins vs. Hawkins. Heferred to G. M. Walker to take testimony. j TiiEATitii. Last night "Randall'a Thumb" was presented for the first itime here. It is a spirited and excellent excel-lent written comedy, with just enough sensationalism in it to give it the cast of piquancy sought after iu tho modern play. The characters are capital sketches, and give opportunity for neat little bits of acting. The principal parts are well divided, and were in the hands of Miss Couldock, Miss Adams, Mrs. Rowring, Mrs. A. Clawson, Messr.. MargetlH, Thorne, Dudley, Mardeo, Foster and Wilton. Though it has only three acts they are lengthy and interesting ones, and the sparkling wit of the piece keeps tho attention unflagging. un-flagging. It will be repeated this evening. Mr. Margetts made his appearance again last evening, and was warmly greeted. |
