The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

, OF oak lumber for shipment 10 defend
ant and which contract is alleged to
have been broken. Attorney u. d. Du-
lois represented the plaintiff while At
torneys Taplin and Baker represented
the defendant.
/ In Court Yesterday.
! The case of the State Of ohio vs. Bob
T Puluck indicted for robbery. was tried
Z in Common Pleas Court yesterday morn
ing but at Il late hour last evening the
! jury had not returned a verdict Pohck
| was arrested In Bellaire in connection
l. with tho rObbng OF one Cost Econ"mis
/ of that place some time ago. 1t is al
legged that about one hundred dollars In
! money as well as other ra!uables were
take from EConomiS.
/ Found Guilty
Louis Sharter of holloway tried be-
fore Mayor Davies yesterday on the
charge of Transporting Intoxicating
Liquors was found guilty IF the charge
4 and sentenced to pay a tine of Sl."oO.oO
and costs by the Mayor Bond for an
! appeal to the Common pl"%s Court was
liked at 100000 10y the Mayor.
Auto Accident
\ WHY'S Six automobile with four
. occupants whose names could no; he
learned but who are reported to be
from FaIrpOint. left the National Road
about two miles west of st. ClairSvillo
yesterday afternoon and upset. None
If the occupants of the car were ser
! lousy injured and the machine was
taken to Il local garage for repairs.
Probate Court.
Mike Ruka. deceased. Order of rri-
vate sale OF personal property returned
and filed endorsed with the report of
sale. Sale confirmed and record ordered.
| George EanfOssen. deceased. lnNen-
| tory filed. approved and record ordered.
| Mary Daken SedSwiCk. deceased. Re
port of Auditors appraisal Of property
described In application TO determine IN
heritanCe tax filed. Cause heard and In
lhcritance tax determined. Copy OF tlnd-
ing certified to tax commission. Waiver
Of time to file exceptions nlcd by all
persons interested In payment Of the
tax. Notice Of same mailed tax COM
mission
Sarah D. Brown. deceased. Report Of
auditors appraisal of property des-
cribed in application 10 determine in
heritanCc tax filed. Cause heard and
inheritance tax determined finding no
tax due
Jacob Renzler. deceased. Application
! filed for determination of inheritance
tax. County auditor ordered 10 appra!sc
: the property described in said applica-
ton; order issued and cause continued.
i Anna l.. Forsythc. guardian OF John
| r. FOrsythe vs.. His Ward ct al. Order
for notice returned and filed with return
If guardian and with copy Of notice and
retun of service thereof attached
Marriage Licenses.
Arthur Winifred Babcock. aged 81. a
teacher of Wooster. Ohio. and Roberta
Anderson. age "a. Of Rellairc. Rev. ]. II.
| Palmer performed the ceremony.
George Clyde Cook. age -. cigar
maker and Dana Elizabeth Forni. age
70. both or GAINESVILLE. Rev. Bamford
performed the ceremony.
HartseI Smith, age 80. farmer Of
Adena and Mrs. Martha Briggs. age &c.
OF Martins Ferry.
Realty Deeds
James Edward Smith to Edward o.
Smith. Tract Of land In Township No.
5. Consideration $1,000.
William Reiswingcr and Jennie Reis-
winger to James Colinsand Helen Col
Inns. Tract OF land in Lansing. Con-
sideration $1,000.
W. NJ. Johnson and Ora r. Johnson
10 Wayne Johnson. Tract OF land in
Pultney Township. Consideration $40.
John #. Murphy and Daisy c. Muir
ply to David Thompson and Anna
Thompson. Tract Of land in Union
Townsip. Constellation 800.
Robert L. Alexander and Jemirna N.
". Alexander to Frank T Snyder.
Tract Of land In Pultney Township.
! Consideration 81 90.
David Graham to Joseph Gruszka
and Mary Gruszka. Tract Of land in
Wheeling Township. Consideration 81.
OMIT Claim Deed
Fred McWIlIiams TO Ethel McWN-
liamS Tract OF land in Flusing Town
| ship. Consideration $4,000.
Now Cases Filed
The A. +. Balr Coal Co. vs. David w.
! Sslway. ct. al. Action for money, mort
! gage. foreclosure. reformation OF in.
! strumcntS reccivcrship and equitable
relief. amount claimed on first cause
OF action s2S07.S6 plus interest at I
per cent from May 81, 1922. amount on
second cause Of action S6S4@.55 plus
! interest at per cent from May 81, l922
! and amount claimed on third cause or
action sSO6.64 plus interest at s per
cent from August %, 1921. Attorneys
Tapl!n & Baker Of Cleveland and Thorn
burg & Lewis represent the plaintiff
Harry Alexander vs.. Godfrey Petran.
Action for money only. amount claimed
on first cause Of action S3S6.oO with IN
terest from October 20, 1921 and amount
, claimed on second cause OF action
$500 with interest from January l.
! 1922. Petition alleges that the FORMER
amount Is due for services and LABOR
rendered defendant by plaintiff from
March IA. 1921 to October 20. l92l' AZ
the rate OF $4,000 per month while tho
last sum Is alleged to be due for IL
bushels Of corn at 800 per bushel al
Legged tohave been sold by plaintitf 10 de-
rendent Attorney Thornourg Lewis
represent the plaintiff.
NJ r TAYLOR VS. J. w. Bright. ct a.
az the Board OF Education OF WashinS'
TON township School District OF BEL
mont County. Ohio. Action for money
only amount claimed $4,000 win ln"r-
est from May 10. 1922, Petition alleges
that the above sum IS due plaintitf LOT
services rendered In transporting hrl-
! mont Ridge pupils to the WASHINGTON
. township High School from IN !"S'
January. at the rate Of S"''o per day
/ Attorneys Thornburg & Lewis represent
tho plaintiff.
st. Clnirsville Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sideoot'o"' W
this place, left yesterday morning ~,
California. where they VIII n,ahe 1"'',
,uture home The couple INTEND u"
- ,hn trIn in an automobile visiting
y,rIous poirts Of interest along the
rorta willis Hardcsty. Of this place
,I,o occomp panied them in another ma
chine
Attorney n. r. Tyler. or Rellaire was
q business caller here yesterday.
Attorney T. V. Waddcll Of Re'iaire
r.a, +, town on business yesterday.