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But Some Taxes May Be
Paid Before That Time
4 Butler Man Has Filed A
Suit For Divorce
Otter Items Of Interest From
he Temple Of Justice

On Saturday there were ffty.eight
properties on the duplicate to be
sold at the delinquent tax sale which
wifi occur at the Knox county court
hosse On Tuesday. February II. or
course . large number Of these may
DO paid before the sale as the money
will 10 received up until the day of
the delinquent tax sale.
County Auditor Young stated Sat
urday morning that during his two
terms Of Office there has never been
a piece Of property In Harrison town.
ship sold for delinquent taxes. He
stated that the citizens of Harrison
township are the most prompt of any.
one In the county in paying their
taxes.
Butler Man Wants Divorce
lawrence L. Baker. by his attor.
neys. Frank 8. Culp and Clark B.
Hines. has begun suit In probate
court against Misnon Baker for d..
vorce.
These parties were married at
Mansfield. Feb. 81, 1912. and NO chill.
dren have been born Of the marriage.
The plaintiff alleges that ON No
vember 8. 1912, the defendant. in dis.
regard Of her marital duties. without
any just cause or justification what.
ever 80 far as plaintiff Is concerned,
left their home In Butler. Richland
county, and Went away from the town
and plaintiff. after several days Of
diligent search, found her on Nov. Q,
1912, living at the house, known as
"The Stevenson Club" in Toledo.
The plaintiff, after finding her locat-
ed in such questionable place, ap.
pealed to her to abandon her idea
of residing in such resort and re-
turn with him to their home in But
. Ter. That after some consideration
the defendant consented to return and
on Nov. 10. 1912. they returned to
their home In Butler However, again
on Nov. 81, 1912, the defendant left
their home in Butler and went back
to "The Stevenson Club" in Toledo
and is still living there.
The plaintiff charges that the de.
iendant has committed adultery In
the city of Toledo.
The plaintiff asks divorce and other
relief Mansfield News.
First Partial
A first partial account has been
He'd In probate by. l.. B. Ackerman,
executor Of william B. Robinson.
showing the following: Received $S.-
sls.6s. paid out Ss.i73.os, balance
$74s.45.
First and Final
John G. Adams, administrator Of
Marquis L. 6elders. has filed first
and ANAL account In probate II shows
the following Received $4,000, paid
out the same sum.
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An Account Filled
James r. McElroy. trustee under
the will OF q. A. McElroy, has filed
in the probate court Of Knox county
a Hrst and flnal account, showing the
following: Received S64%. paid out
S425.ls. balance slsl.si.
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sseond Partial 2
JAS. r. McElroy. trustee under the
will OF Walter McClelland. has filed
a second partial account In probate.
showing the following: Received $l.-
24l.67 The account does not show
the amount paid out.
Finished First Session
The new court OF appeals completed
Its first three weeks session Friday
afternoon and adjourned, The court
dictated opinions to the official stem
ugrapher and simply announced. their
4 findings in brief IN each case tried dur
Ing the January term The opinions
viii be Transcribed and placed on file
later. = Maps6eld News! ~.