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agreement between the plaintiff and
tho defendant.
Account Filed
"A. first and final account has been
filed in the probate court OF Knox
county, by A. E. Tabor, administrator
of Ann Tabor, which shows the fol-
lowing: Received $54O, paid out the
same sum.
Sale Continued
In the case Of Paul M. Ashbaugh,
administrator Of William H. Mayis,
VS.. Mary 9. Mavis. sale has been
confirmed, by the probate court Of
Knox county and. a. deed ordered.
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Marriage Lieensesr-.
Clifford David, Jones, we'll blower.
Homer. and Mae c. Crowthers, Fred
ericktown, Rev. J. A. Long.
j. George Rudolph Shira, farmer, Pike
township, and Anna Mae Marshall,
Brown township. Rev. D. G. Coburn.
Y. s. Army Discharge
Raymond H. Oborne, Knox county
soldier recently discharged from the.
service, has filed his discharge paper
for record in the office of the county
recorder.
Real Estate Transfers-
B. H, ,Bair, mayor to. c. w. Mckee,
Hot in Mound View cemetery. 81.
Otto s. Baker to Martha ]. Swigert,
parcel in city, 81.
George Critchfield to Carl Critch-
| field, parcel in Liberty, 81.
Rosa o. Ward to Ray Weaver, par
eel in Brown, $1250.
Walter B. Mosholder. sheriff, to
Harry G. Slingluff, parcel in city, $1S,-
$50.
James Israel to Charles X. Sails
bury, parcel in city, 81.
Charles X. Salisbury to Martha E..
Salisbury, parcel in city. 81.
Mary E. Pyle to Fred Martin, parcel
in Clinton, 81.
M. e. Cunningham to w. P. Dudg-
con, parcel in Brown, 81.
Maggie Coyer to Chauncey Harmon,
parcel in Berlin, 81.
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County Auditor A. D. Rinehart.
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis
! and the, three Knox, county commits
, sioners returned. from Columbus Fri
l day evening highly elated with the
promises made by members of the
state highway. department that they
. would order an immediate survey for
road construction in Knox county.
According to the program for 1920,
approximately 17h miles of road
will be improved in Knox county.
This is in addition to the road now
A under the course OF construction in
the county.
7 The state highway commissioner
assured the Knox county officials on
Friday that an immediate survey
would be made for the following i'm
proved road:
Six miles on the Mt. Vernon-New.
ark road, connecting with the pike
out of Utica north and making com
plete pike to Utica.
Two and one-half miles on the Mt
Gilead- -Chesterville road, west Il
FredericktOwn.
Eight and one-half miles on the
Wooster road, connecting with the
constructed pike and the pike now
Mnder construction, thus completing
the main market road in Knox coun
lty.
Auditor Rinehart stated Saturday
morning that this was an extensive
|plan for road-building for one season
but it is the expectation to complete
the work sometime during the yeai
1920. I'll
Engineers from the state highway
department will make the survey fol
the proposed improvements sometime
this winter.
Partition Suit
Minnie. Norris has commenced 9
suit in partition in the common pleas
court of Knox county, against Freder
ick Ferris ct al. Charles L. Bermon
is. attorney for the. plsjptiff.
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TranserIpto Filed
In the case Of the State of Ohio VS.
IstWilliam Branch and the State Of Ohio
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