Bailey v. Willeford
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Western North Carolina
In Equity.
1Opinion of the Court
SIMONTON, Circuit Judge.
This case comes up on a rule to show cause why an injunction do not issue. In order to a clear understanding of the case, a full statement is necessary. Thomas F. Willeford, the defendant in this action, sued P. S. Bailey, the present complainant, in the superior court of Union county, in the state of North Carolina. The cause of action was the enticing Willie Willeford, the 17 year old daughter of Willeford, to leave her home, harboring her in South Carolina, and debauching her. The summons was served on 13th October, 1902, and, Bailey being a citizen and resident of…
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