Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
COURT
HOUSE

In the estate Of Allie Clee Merry,
the guardian flied accounts and
vouchers for annual settIeemnt show
ing balance due ward of Si91.92.
In the estate of William Wells, the
guardian filed accounts and vouchers
for annual settleemnt showing bal
anee of s80.6 due the estate.
The guardian in the estate of Mark
L. Travis filed account and vouchers
for annual settlement showing a bal
ance of $2,062.32 due the estate. Sc
curities held by guardian $4,000 40
Bank of Laddonia.
In the estate of Marie Reisch, the
guardian filed accounts and vouchers
for annual settlement showing bal
ance due estate Of $819.76. Securities
held by guardian $400, 79d, C. E. and
Eva Clark, R. E.
The guardian in the estate of Mary
Carolyn Redd, filed accounts and
vouchers for annual settlement show
ing court cost paid by guardian and
money in bonds.
In the estate of Amelia Phillips,
the guardian filed accounts and
vouchers for annual settlement show
ing balance of $30.05 due the guar
dian. Securities held by guardian
$291.99. 40 time deposit in Bank
of New Truxton.
In the estate of John S. Greed, the
executor filed report of sale of per-
sonal property.
: In the estate of Mrs. Laura T.
johnson, J. w. Gallaher and Company
filed claim in sum of 800. Waived.
The widow in the estate of John S.
Greed filed motion for $4OO. Absol-
ute property and years support.
In the estate of Mittie Slonaker,
the guardian filed accounts and vouch-
ers for annual settlement showing a
balance of $2,255.33 due the ward.
A divorce was granted Offie Roe
from Clara Roe but the defendant
was given certain articles of house
hold furniture by the court.
In the case of Anthony Holterman
VS.. Henry F. Holterman, his son,
judgment was entered for the plain
tiff for 1928 on the first count and
$84.30 in the second. This was a
suit on note.
In the case of the State VS.. Jessie |
G. Millspaw, the defendant pied
guilty to the charge of violating the
prohibition law and was fined 81, 900
and sentenced to serve year in the !
county Jail. On failure to pay fine
was remanded to Jail. |
In the case of the State VS.. viii
Johnson, colored, the defendant pied
not guilty to charge of grand lar
ceny and bond was fixed in sum of
$500. Bond was not given and he
was taen to jail. !
In the case of the State Of Missouri
VS.. James Breckinridge, colored, the
defendant pied not guilty to charge
of assault with intent to kill. Bond
was fixed at the sum of $500. Breck-
inridge was remanded to Jail on fail
ure to furnish bond.
The last report of John Howell,
trustee of the w. II. French estate,
was approved and trustee finally
discharged.
The parole docket was passed on
by the court, and twenty paroles dis
posed of and many continued. Four
were discharged on the expiration of
the time given
Court adjourned for the Septem-
Der session at 4 O'Clock Thursday
ternnon. The November term will
convene the fourth Monday in No
vember.
The Audrain County Court adj
journed Wednesday afternoon after
transacting routine business. Bills
to the amount of $3,541.2O were al
lowed.
In the estate of Leroy Cowley, the
guardian filed accounts and vouchers
for annual settlement showing bal
ance due ward of $1S6.77.
In the estate of A. S. Proctor, the