The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-12-14
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNS

The regular November term of the
Ohio Circuit Court was finally ad-
journed Thursday afternoon after
farewell talks by the court officials
and speeches by members of the
local bar complimentary of the rec
ords and services of these incum-
bents, whose terms expire on Janu-
airy 2.
The grand jury returned a total
OF rs indictments during the term,
81 of which were for violations OF
the liquor laws. Among the crimi-
mai cases disposed of were the fol-
lowing:
Commonwealth VS.. Henry
Daugherty. selling liquor, cases,
$1,000 fines and $50 days in Jail;
Com. VS.. Thomas Hines, transport
ing liquor, $500 fine and 30 days;
Com. VS.. Clarence Hines, selling Ii
quor, $500 and 80 days; Com. VS..
Clarence White, selling liquor,
cases, $3.50 and 60 days; Com. VS..
Welby Dausherty. selling liquor
without licenses. 500 fine; Com.
VS.. Pony Mcdaniel selling liquor
without license, 500 fine; Com. VS..
Kit Logsdon. selling liquor, $500
and 80 days; Com. VS.. l.. E.
Daugherty, selling liquor without
license. 500; Com. VS.. Edgar Tay-
lor. taking property without feloni-
Gus intent. $25 fine; Com. VS.. Buck
Mason. selling liquor without Ii
eense, 500; Com. VS.. Shelby Brown,
selling liquor without license, $40;
Com. VS.. Oryal Phelps. breach of
peace. S25; Com. VS.. Artie NARROW,
, assault and battery, s25; Com. VS..
Eddie Ford, assault and battery
SIS; Com VS.. Glenn Morris. giving
''cold" check. $50.
In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. w. c. Daugherty, selling liquor,
cases, the defendant was adjudged
OF uDsonDd mind and seatt-'to the
State Hospital for treatment. The
trial of the prosecution against l. l..
Denton for OBTAINING a woman re-
suited in hung jury,
The following civil actions were
disposed OF as indicated:
Naomi Vinson vs.. Charlie 3. Vim
son, plaintiff awarded $50 yer
month. Temporary alimony during
tendency Of suit; Ruth NJ. Prior VS..
George II. Prior, judgment for di-
vOrce; T. II. Balmain VS.. Lucinda
Balmain. judgment for divorce; w.
II. Renfrow VS.. Mary f. Sutton, &C..
judgment and order of sale; Alfonzo
Decker VS.. Arthur Oller, &c, judg-
ment and order of sale; Felix DEM
ming VS.. Willie Demmirs, judgment
for divorce; w. p. Taylor, &c. VS..
Leila Haynes. &C.. Judgment and
order of sale; Anna j. Bennett,
Guardian VS.. Charles n Bennett.
Judgment and order of sale; c. w.
Arnold VS.. IL. N. Go1Y, judgment
for $35O.33: DAISY l.. Miller vs..
Katie Dawson. judgment and order
Of sale; Marie Hardin VS.. Bonnie
hardin. JUDGMENT Tor divorce; Lizzie
Mae Barnett IS. Omer barnett, judg-
ment for divorce; Holbrook & Parks
VS.. West Hartford Coal Co., judg-
ment and order of sale; John Bull
lock. Gdn, VS.. j. l.. Arlington, &C
Judgment and order Of sale;
C. c. Raymer VS.. W. f, Keown, &c;
Judgment and order of sale; w. II.
Parks &c, VS.. o. II. Richardson,
&C., judgment for s7O,37.
The only civil cause submitted to
a Jury was Bessie Martin, ct AL. VS..
Illinois Central II. r., a cases con-
solidated), in which the Court gave
peremptory instructions for the de-
PENDANT
After consultation between Judge
Robert l.. Slack and Judge-Elect
George S. Wilson an order was en-
tered calling a special, term OF Court
for the trial of criminal cases only
10 begin on the fourth Monday In
next month. January 2S, 1922.