Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-09-02 | Page 16 | Order Issued in Divorce Case

nun II DIVORCE CASE At the request of the plaintiff and her attorney, Judge Howell has issued an order setting aside the complaint against the Ogden State bank as co-defendant, co-defendant, in the case of Mae Allen versus James D. Allen, and also the order to show cause why the defendant defend-ant should not pay a sum as temporary tempor-ary alimony to the defendant during tho pendency of the action for divorce. di-vorce. This action was agreed to after af-ter the defendant had paid to his wife a sufficient sum to do her until after the divorce is settled. Grace Baugh has filed a complaint in the district court, asking for a legal le-gal order of separate maintenance from her husband, Richard H. Baugh. The complaint states that the Oregon Ore-gon Short Line railroad owes the defendant de-fendant 2,000 by reason of a certain judgment rendered against that corporation cor-poration a few months ago. Mrs. Baugh asks that half of that amount be awarded to her as her personal property, and that the railroad company com-pany be restrained from paying any of the said sum to the defendant until further orders from the court. She asks for $30.00 per month as living expenses. The Baughs were married in Boise, Idaho, in 1906. Effle M. Campbell, et al, have filed an answer to the complaint of Reuben Reu-ben J. Middleton, et al, concerning a dispute over some real estate. In the answer it is contended that the property prop-erty in question was legally deeded to the defendants by Charles Middle-ton, Middle-ton, deceased. oo