The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
OFFICE 9OF THE.
COUNTY AUDITOR
is BUSY PLACE
Tomorrow The Last Day For
Filing The Personal
Tax Returns
PENALTY GOES ON
AFTER MAY 1ST
Answer Is Filed In Case In
Common Pleas; Other
Court News

Dy SATURDAY, as the time limit eX.
pires Sunday, May 1. After that time
a penalty will be attached to, all re-
turns fled
County Auditor Rinehart stated
this morning that on account of the
fact that May 1 falls on Sunday, all
returns received through the mails on
Monday will be accepted without the
penalty, but that no returns Will .e
received at the Office of the county
auditor after Saturday without the
penalty.
The force in the office of the coun-
ty auditor was swamped with person
al tax returns on Thursday. 1T was
one of the busiest days we ever had,"
said Auditor Rinehart Friday morn
ing.
Case for Hearing
The case of Cyrus Woodruff VS..
A. Beers Rinehart ct al, has been set
down for hearing Saturday morning
UcloIc Juu5c DldII III tIi0 Coihiuoh
pleas court. The plaintiff is repre-
sented by Humes & Cupp of Della
ware, while the attorneys for the de-
fendans are Charles ID. Hayden and
Robert l.. Carr.
Appraise Property
In, tho rf ifion emit IF Franz n i1ov
ct al. VS.. Effle E. Bedell ct al, prop
erty at Centerburg was appraised
Thursday by Sheriff B. II. Lytle.
Answer Is Filed
In the case of Emma E. Frederick,
as guardian of Ellen Dixon, VS.. Ban
ncr M. Allen, administrator of III. FL.
Greer, and r. M. Greer, the separate
answer of r. M. Greer has been filed
III the common pleas court Of Knox
county. The defendant denies that
the note mentioned in the plaintiffs
petition was in possession of the said
II. H. Greer until after the death Of
the said H. II. Greer. The defendant
says he executed and delivered his
personal note, which was afterwards
presented to the administrator of the
estate. The defendant denies that II.
H. Greer ever signed the note. l.. G..
Stillwell is the attorney for the de-
fendant.
First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in the probate court by Burleigh
W. Dill, trustee of Charles B. Dill,
showing the sum of $229.99 received
and the same sum paid out.
Widow Elects
Emily NJ Burgess, widow of L. II.
Burgess, elects to take under the pro-
visions of the will, in the probate
court of Knox county.
First Partial
Mary A. Weirick, guardian of Mar
tina Fox, has filed first partial ac-
count in probate court which shows
the sum of $1,000 received and $72O.11
paid out, leaving balance of $279.S9
due the guardian.
O.
Marriage License
Samuel o. Green, farmer. and Hell
err M. Dilger, both of Centerburg.
Rev. w. H. Shields.
Real Estate Transfer
II. ID. Weaver to the Mt. Vernon
Telehone Co, parcel in Frederick
town, s140.
Jessie Shufelt to Clifford w. Shu-
felt, parcel in Brandon, 81.
Willis Beach, aged 62, Knox coun-
ty patient at the state hospital, Co
lumbus, escaped from the institution
Tuesday and walked the entire dis
tance to Mt. vernon, arriving here
Friday afternoon.
Beach appeared at the home of rel.
atives on North Sandusky street
where he was arrested by Sheriff b.
ii. Lytle and placed in the county Jail
Sheriff Lytle informed the officials
OF the hospital OF the arrest and in
formation came that an officer from
the hospital would be in the city
sometime Saturday and take Beach
back to the institution.
Beach appeared none the worse for
his long walk of nearly 30 miles.
Marriage License-
Wayne S. Forshee, musician, Co
lumbus. and Rose r. Foessett, Mt
Vernon. Rev. j. A. Long.
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Hearing On Saturday
Tha hehrinR in the habeas cOrpus