State v. Stout

The offence for which the appellee was prosecuted is thus charged in the information : “The said Florence Stout did then and there unlawfully frequent and live in a certain house of ill-fame, to wit, the house of James Stout, on Third street, in the city, of Bloomington, State and county aforesaid, and did then and there unlawfully associate with women of bad character for chastity, to wit, Martha Mershon, Jane Releford. and Emma J. Young, in public places then and there situate, to wit, on the public walks of said city of Bloomington, and at houses which men of bad character frequent and…