Name/Title
Letter from J.W. Stewart that cases were withdrawnEntry/Object ID
2000.FIC.02.131Scope and Content
Letter from James W. Stewart, attorney to Ida Cahoon, indicating that he has gone to the courthouse and Mr. Smith has withdraw his objection resulting in the two cases being dropped.
2000.FIC.02.131A:
James W. Stewart
Attorney At Law
Williamson Building,
Telephones { Bell Main 731 / Cuyahoga Cnt. 5816, Cleveland, O.
Jan. 23, 1911.
Miss Ida M. Cahoon,
North Dover, O.
Dear Miss Cahoon:
I went to the Court House today and got the answer of Amos Smith withdrawn in your two cases.
We shall immediately prepare a journal entry clearing up the title, which will end the cases. As soon as the matter is entered of record, I will have the costs taxed and send you the bill.
I think the clerk was a little premature in sending you the other bill. He evidently thought that the cases had been disposed of.
Very Truly yours,
Jas. W. Stewart
S-LM
2000.FIC.02.131B: Envelope
Printed in upper left corner: JAMES W. STEWART, / 1416 Williamson Bldg., / CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Red oval two cent US Postage stamp in upper right. Features a side profile of George Washington
Postmark in black: CLEVELAND, OHIO. / JAN 24 / 1-PM / 1911
Typed in purple ink addressed to: Miss Ida M. Cahoon, / North Dover, Cuyahoga Co., / Ohio.
Handwritten in black ink at end of envelope: Amos Smith case withdrawn
Back:
Postmark in black: NORTH DOVER, OHIO / JAN / 24 / 8PM /1911 / REC'D.Collection
Early Family Papers: CahoonRelationships
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Cahoon, Ida M.
