Marie Sheridan Moss
Kentucky Post, Saturday, 21 May 1910, page 2
Marie Sheridan Moss, who is suing Edward Moss, of Bellevue, for alimony, filed an affidavit today in the Campbell Circuit Court setting forth the statement that she is in poor health and is unable to earn a living; that since the filing of the suit she attempted to purchase groceries and necessaries of life and have it charged to the credit of the defendant, but that he refused to permit her to charge anything to his account.
Further, that on one occasion she tried to get supper and have it charged to her husband at Black's restaurant on York st. Newport, but he had given orders previously not to charge him with any meals she asked for. She says her husband earns $25 a week and has no person dependent on him except herself. The court is asked to order defendant to pay plaintiff $10 a week.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 24 May 1910, page 5
Edward Moss, of Bellevue, who is defendent in an action for alimony now pending in the Campbell Circuit Court, has filed an answer to his wife's petition of Saturday, in which she alleged he would not pay for a supper for her and in which she is seeking judgement for $10 a week. Moss states he is 64 years old, is blind in one eye and is unable to work. He says he ws earning $19 a week when he and his wife were married, and has no recollection of ever getting $25 a week as claimed by his wife.
Defendent further alleges his wife is 44 and in good health, the owner and in possession of a well furnished house on Lafayette st. Bellevue, and besides, has $400 in the building association. The petition als sets forth the plaintiff brought forth the divorce proceedings by continually nagging at him and falsely accusing him of misdeeds and finally refused to live with him. He asks judgement that plaintiffs petition go for naught and the action be dismissed.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 2 February 1911, page 5
Marie Moss vs. Edward Moss, Plaintiff moves to rule against defendent to show cause why he does not comply with the orders of the court.