The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17
HULL and sun LUMBER co. WIN
IN APPELLATE CT. DECISIONS;
SEVEN JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED.

value of horse and wagon sold by
70. w. Kilkenney, Ashbaughs bank
rupt, to Robert l.. Cole. Judge Kin
kead wrote the opinion which holds
that the judgment of the common
pleas jury in returning verdict in
favor of Ashbaugh is affirmed.
IN RE PURDY EXCEPTIONS
Judge Chittenden prepared the
opinion in the exceptions to the ac-
count of Gladys p. Purdy, admins
tratrix of her mothers estate. In
common pleas, the first and sixth ex-
ceptions were sustained and the sec
ond and seventh overruled. Appel
late court says this action was cor
rect and afiirms the judgment
WoRLEY CRIMINAL CASE
Holding that the trial judge was
correct in withdrawing the testimony
as incompetent, that Bert Claggett,
prosecuting witness in the case Of II.
B. Worley, charged with shooting with
intent to wound, was of wild and
vicious character, the appellate court
aftirms the Judgment of common
pleas court in ordering Worley COM
mitted to the state reformatory on the
charge named above. This testimony
was to the effect that Claggett had
once threatened, referring to Colum-
bus policemen, that he would "fx
them"
BEATTY VS.. HORSE CO.
In the case of A. J. Beatty VS.. The
New Castle Horse Co., an entry was
made affirming the judgment of COM
mon pleas court. The appeal was TAX
en- in the matter of costs.
OPINIONS BRIEF AND sNAPPY
All of the opinions of the judges are
of very brief character and come to
the point Immediately There is no
involved discussion of legal points at
issue. Judge Kinkead left Saturday
for Cleveland, Judge Chittenden for
Toledo and Judge Richards for Clyde.
They will sit in Cleveland next week.
The Israel Will
The will of Lavina Israel has been
filed for probate. 1t was executed on
January Q, 1917, in the presence of
William McGlade and c. F. Colville.
To grand-niece, Katherine Critch-
field, is left personal effects; to trus
tees of Home for the Aged, 500; to
five nieces, Louisa Cook, Lizzie c.
Critchfield, Mamie Porter, Sarah l.
Dunkirk and Addie Arnold the sums
of $500 apiece; to Samuel H. Israel,
a brother, various personal and house
hold effects and all real estate on east
side of North Main street on condi-
tion that he pay executors $4,000.
The balance OF the estate is given
two brothers, Samuel H. Israel and
James Israel, the net income from
which is to be paid quarterly to Kath-
crime Critchfield, to whom estate shall
descend, or, in event of her death,
property is to 60 to the five nieces
mentioned above.
Samuel H. Israel and James Israel
are named executors.
Wants Admiaistraeor--
An application has been filed by
w. H. Jones for the administration of
the estate of Melvin Toothman.
Hearing, April 19 at 10 a. m.
The Vernon Estate
An inventory and appratsement has
been filed by Luman Vernon, execu-
tor Of Isaiah Vernon, showing: goods
$50, money $1,374.3S, securities 1885,
%, real estate $1,700, a total estate Of
$3,314.47.
Appraisement Ordered
An appraisement has been ordered
in the case of Joseph w. Robinson,
trustee Of James w. Robinson, vs..
James F. Robinson.
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Marriage License
Edward H. Kaufman, farmer. and
Florence Ellen Henley, both of JEFF
ferson township. Rev. ]. w. Schmidt.
Deeds Filed
Mary Glove to Clarence Harris,
part lots 80 and 33, Bladensburg, $3.50.
Mary E. Buckingham to Clarence B.
White, parcel in Mt Vernon, 81.
Thomas Woodhan to Martha stelts,
lot 1, Rogers addition to Mt. Vernon,
81.