The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-11-07
Probate Court.

confined in the couny Jail fol
carrying COZ cealed weapons
Matter was heard by the couit q
plea of guilty entered and fine
of $500 and costs imposed, tc
stand committed to the work
house at Columbus until the fine
and costs are paid. Defendant
paid fine and costs amounting to
$500 on Nov, and was released
Davis is the fellow that was pick
ed up on the train for making
some threating remarks to the
conductor, and when searched was
found to have two guns and four
knives on his person. He has laid
in Jail one month and paid $500
for his little escapade, so it might
be "a warning to young men not
to be so liberal in carrying guns
and knives.
The last will and testament of
John H. Morris, late of Good Hope
township, was presented for pro-
bate on October 26, and hearing
on the same was had Thursday.
Having had the testimony of j. w.
Brown and John Elick, subscrib-
Ing witnesses taken and the will
proved, it was ordered recorded.
Election to take under the will
was availed of by Mary Ann
Morris on same date. Application
filed by Joseph f. Morris to be ap
pointed executor, and appointment
made, bond omitted in compliance
with the will and letters issued to
the executor.
Petition for the sale of real es-
tate was filed October 26, by John
l.. Davis, guardian of Elizabeth
Virgins. The matter was heard
October 81 and finding for petition
ers. Appraisement ordered, ap.
Iraisers appointed in the person of |
Phillip Swackhamer, VIM. Tisdale
and Elmer Kennedy.
Return of appointment was
made by Frank Kessler, guardian
of Fred Kessler, a minor, October
%. Same approved and order of
sale issued. Order of sale return
ed Nov, l, showing sale made to
G. W. Rochester. Sale confirmed
and deed orderd.
The last will and testament of
May G. Riff, deceased was de-
posted in court October 26, by
Frank Weiland, the custodian.
E. G. Groner, administrator, of
Phillip Groner, deceased, filed his
petition to sell real estate on Oc-
tober "a. Hearing is set for De.
cember II, on the petition,
Catherine Dupler Bailey, guar
1ian of Jacob and jeremiah
Oupler, filed her first account Oc-
.ober 30. Set for hearing Novem-
oeI %.
w. A. Payne filed his deed of +
assignment on October 81, naming +
". A. McMorrow as assignee. +
The appointment was made on =
giving bond of $1,000. Bond '
'iven and appointment of Mr.. Me.
dorrow made. Also appraisers i
Vere appointed in the persons of
'am'l Brooke, George Krishbaum
nd c. r. Wonn, who will invoice
nd appraise the stock of goods in
he w. A. Payne store.
Report of the public sale of the s
ersonal property of r. G. Webb, t.
eceased, was filed October %, a
moving the property sold Tor h
l94l.62. The report was con. c'
rmed. I
On October 81 an affidavit was II
led by Mrs. Maggie Clara for the
of Arthur Clara to F
thens hospital. Hearing was "
ad Saturday and boy committed re
care of his father at Nelsonville bl
ith provision of sanitarium, if st
It cared for. W
On October 80 an afIiIdaviU was al
ed by Mary Oldacre, administra- al
I of Isaac Oldacre, for citation no
w. d. Cain, to appear in court co
d answer to charge of conveying
sets of said estate of said de ce
ased. Citation Issued, and We
'tter set for hearing forthwith tn
appearance of said defendant. NJ
rtificate was received from DR.. fal
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