The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-12-04
SUSPENDED
! SENTENCE
Is Given Earl StOyIe By
Judge Fulton
After Young Man Had Been
Given A Sentence
To The Ohio State RefOrma.
tory At Mansfield
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Earl Stoyle, young man of this
city, who was sentenced to the Ohio
State Reformatory at Mansfield a
week or more ago by Judge Fulton
for non-support of his wife and minor
child, received a suspended sentence
before Judge Fulton in the court of
common pleas Monday afternoon up
on condition that he pay his wife the
sum of SO per week until further or
ders Of the court and that he obey all |
the laws Of the state of Ohio in the |
future. Stoyle has been in the county |
jail since he was formerly sentenced |
by the court. Stoyle told Judge Full
ton that he would obey his orders and |
thanked the court for giving him the
suspended sentence. He was released |
from custody late in the afternoon.
Granted A Divorce
Josephine Jones was granted de-
cree of divorce by Judge Fulton in the |
court of common pleas Monday after
noon from Amos l.. Jones and was
restored to her maiden name, Joseph.
inc Adelman.
Common Pleas Court
Other matters disposed OF in the |
court of common pleas Monday were:
Smith VS.. Smith-One weeks time I
given defendant in which to COM
mence paying alimony.
Robinson VS.. Robinson-Frank Har-
rison, guardian of Carl Robinson made |
party defendant.
Commercial Bank VS.. Putnam-De- |
cree by default for 5000.
-
Sues For Salary
William Harry Brown has commenc- |
ed an action in the court Of common |
pleas Of Knox county against The |
:. Guarantee Inspection Co., Of Chicago, |
The Sanitary District of Chicago and
the Mt. Vernon Bridge Company. The
plaintiff alleges there is due him |
from the various corporations, named |
dE uOlCh0uhIoy tuO ouAAi Va VSco'Oo AOA |
4 months and IA 1-2 days as salary as |
Inspector at the Jackson street bridge |
in the city Of Chicago. The plaintiff |
further asks for an injunction res
training the Mt. Vernon Bridge Com
pany from shipping any more mater
ial to the site of the Jackson street |
bridge in Chicago until the claim of |
the plaintiff has been adjusted. Will
liam M, and William G. Koons repre-
sent the plaintiff.
Petit Jurors Drawn
It was found necessary Monday af-
ternon to draw the names of men |
from the wheel to serve as petit jury
men in the court of common pleas of |
Knox county. The jury commission
was called and the following names
were drawn out in the presence of
Judge Fulton and the jury commits |
sion:
Otto r. Krest--Fourth Ward. !.
Alexander Elliott-First Ward.
Clyde Smith-Pleasant.
Scion Ackley-Clay.
Charles Cooper-Milford.
Walter Lewis Berlin.
viii Is Filed
The last will and testament of Philo |
N. Dustin, late of Centerburg, has
been filed in probate. By the terms
Of the will the testator gives to his
wife, Ermitta Dustin, all his estate,
both real and personal. He names his
wife as the executrix. The will was
signed December 10, 1918, in the pres
ence of s. R. Gotshall and John s.
Gotshall.
Executrlx Appointed
Ermitta Dustin has been appointed
executrix of Philo N. Dustin, no bond
and no appraisement being required.
Deeds Filed
Squire L. Maring to Robert l.. Cole
man, parcel in Buckeye City, $1,000.
Benjamin B. Jones to Anna A.
Sturgeon, tots in Elmwood, sS.225.
H. l.. Gamble to Curt H. Meltzer.
lot in city. 81.