The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-08

SZ96.9I.
An invenotry has been fled show
ng personal goods, $685.; securities
s34si; real estate $500; total s7s79.
Let Two Contracts
A contract was let by the county
Monday to l.. X. Lep-
ley for COG feet OF white oak plank
for bride repair. The contract price
is $50 per 1000 feet
The commissioners also contracted
with Peter Weaver for making a fill
at the Frank Fishburn bridge In Mil
Ter township, for $3.50.
Pray for Injunction
Frank p. Haynes and Euphema
Haynes are plaintiffs In an action for
an injunction in which Mary Roberts
is defendant. Matter in contention is
a dispute over lane dividing prop
critics owned by plaintiffs and defend
ant, the former claiming to have held
possession for more than 81 years.
Two Cases Dismissed
Minnie M. Prosser vs.. Leland G.
Prosser-Dismisse without prejudice
at costs of plaintiff.
Maud L. Eagle VS.. Edward Eagle
Dismissed without prejudice at costs
OF plaintiff.
transcripts Filed
Transcript of civil action, r. w
Fobes VS.. d. Ellsworth Mansfield
from the, court of George s. Harter
j. p, filed. Amount claimed, $162 Is
with interest.
Transcript of civil action, F. w
Fobes VS.. A. l.. Newell from the court
of George S. Harter, j. p, filed. The
amount claimed is $30.40, with inter
est.
Real Estate Transfers
Mary A. C. HarwoOd to Name l.
Scott, parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
John j. Feeney to Georgieana S
Weaver, parcel in Mt Vernon, 81.
Mt. Vernon Home Building Co. tt
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co., parcel in Mt
Vernon, 81.
Mt. Vernon Home Building Co. tt
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co., parcel in Mt
Vernon. 81.
Mt. Vernon Home Building Co. t
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co., parcel in Clin
ton, 81.
James r. Fawn to Mary A. McCul
Tough, parcel in Miller, 81.
Alice S. Ralston to Carl Van Vool
his, parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
Samuel j. Smale Jr. to Grace A
Horn parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
Numerous bequests in sums rangm,
from 500 to, $4,000 are made to tn
nieces, nephews and other relative
| by the terms of the will of the lat
Sarah j. Bulris, of Monroe. township
which was filed in probate cour
Tuesday afternoon
By the terms of the will, the ties
tatrix gives her household effects t
her nieces, Sadie Welsh, May Crun
ley and Ida Burris.
The farm of 40 acres near Monro
Mills is given to Sadie Welsh.
The testatrix directs that the res
due of the estate be converted int
money and the following bequests b
paid 70 Alonzo Burris $4,000. Charlie
Burris $4,000, Mrs. Ralph Grant $1,O0(
Urshel Fleming $1,000, Blanche Stau
fer $1,000, Arthur Resley $1,000, Duo
ley Law $1,000, Bruce Law $1,000, Ro!
al Brilliant $4,000, Charlotte Brillhal
$500, Arthur McElroy $1,000, Salli
Sweet $500, May Crumley $4,000, Wa
ter McGugin $500. Mary Holling'
worth $500, Julia Welsh $500, Georg
! STuulicy PiUuU, fldlOIu NIuuifCy PlVV'
Alma Buchanan $500, Ethel -hafeve
$500. Merle Mcconnell 5000, Vern
McGugin 5000, Libbie Parker $40'
Salma Blythe 500, Ida Langford $l0'
Cora Robinson $4OO. Frank Henwoo
$500, Ernest Welker $500, Alta JOhI
son $500, Dora Black 500, Mrs. Cha'
South 5000
The residue of the estate Is given t
Sadie Welsh and May .Crumley. TIL
will was signed Sept. 0, 1919, in tn
presence of Ellen McDonOugh an
Fred w. Kahrl.
A codicil, dated March 23, 1920, an
signed by ELLEN McDonough and Ann
Colwill, gives an additional $1,000
Sarah J. Burris.
i A second codicil, dated NOy. /;
1920, signed by Fred w. Kahrl an
Anna Colwill, gives all the househol
effects to Sadie Burris and May Crun
ley.