The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-06
COURT NEWS.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

No 1uoOVutiuuS " IlOCklHS OOhi
4 Iron Company occupied the court
from Monday September "a, to
Friday September 2sth. The jury
returned their verdict Friday
morning at 8 o'clock, in favor Of
the plslntitf, granting him .damag-
es of $2,0OO.0O. The amount claim
ed in the petition was $l5,5OO.OO.
Attorneys for the plaintiff were,
A. w. Donaldson of Columbus, and
q. v. Wright of Logan, for the de-
fendent were, Frank Merrick Of
Columbus, and Weldy 4 Buerhaus
of Logan. This case was followed
by the cases of:
VIM Stalter vs Anna Stalter. The
Judge granted divorce on the
grounds of adultry and wilful alb
sence.
State of Ohio. vs. Harry Sacks, for
shooting at Pearl Johnson. Dis.
missed on failure of state to prove
the pistol was loaded with leaden
ball.
Arine Joy vs. Francis M. Joy, d.
vorce granted to defendent. ALI
mony given to plaintiff in the sum
of $25.O0. Each part to pay their
own costs. Injunction Dissolved.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John HI. Campbell to Joseph H.
Campbell, part of lot No 1 in MUIR
ply addition in the village of
Bl0omingville. Consideration $3.50.
Andrew D. Drum and wife to
Susanah DUNN, lot No IL in Allen
Straus addition to the village of
Laurelville. Consideration $40.
Andrew D. Drum and wife. to
: Joel H. Hoy lot No 13 in Allen
Straus first addition to the village
of Laurelville. Consideration 1926.
Andrew ID. Drum and wife to
Thomas A. Voris, lot No Of Allen
Straus first addition to the village
of Laurelville. Consideration $25.
Andrew D. Drum and wife to
Sarah Cave, lot in Allen Straus
first addition to the village of
Laurelville. Consideration 81 and
other valuable considerations.
Allen Strous ct al to John T. AL
Gin / acre Of land in Perry town.
ship. Consideration $75.
Allen Strous ct al to w. G.. Daw-
son lot No 10 soloman ReigIer first
addition to the village of LAUREL
vile. Consideration 81 and other
considerations.
w. j. Ryan, sheriff to Allen w.
Oldfield fractional lot No 4 Benton
township. $323.97.
Jonathan Cheshier and wife to
Samuel Frazier, 25 acres in Green
township. Consideration 1886.
Andrew Wright, Adm illustrator
to Peter B. Huston. Fractional
lot number 4 in Marion township
Consideration 1915.
M. A. and M. A. Peters to Absa-
lom M. Walcutt, 40 acres in Salt
Greek township Consideration
5000.
Joshua Jouston and wife to Sam
uel B. Pugh 80 acres in Salt Creek
township. Consideration $3.50.
George Strous and wife to Sam1
X. Strous. 80 acre So poles Perry
township. Consideration $46.
Matilda Welshimer ct al to
Stephen Welshimer. 40 acres in
Perry township. Consideration
$500.
Josephine Hedges and husband
to Nancy Welshimer 40 acers in
Perry township. Consideration
$500.
Allen Strous ct al to j. T. Albin
ct al sixty square perches more or
less of land in Perry township.
Consideration $75.
Allen Straus ct al to w. Dawson
administrator, lot No 20 in the viii
lage of Laurelville. Consideration
81 and other considerations.
John T. Nutter and wife to Sam.
uel Lanning part Of fractional lot
No 8tin Ward township. Consider
alton $4O'
Rachel Fisher ct al to inflrmary
Directors Of Hooking county. 81
acers of land In Benton township.
Consideration $500.
Haydenville.
Mr.. Willford Stiers and wife Of
Logan were visitors of this place
last week.. 80. Miss Emma Reuter-
was a Logan visitor Tuesday eve
ming. 49,. Mr.. Paul Fox moved his
family in the house that was re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Gus Heine.
Mr.. Richard1 Hart's smiling face
was seen in this place Sunday. -.
Messers Jno. Reuter-, Chas Wolfe,
~ ol,,~,oc cr.l N.Y. D.