Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-03-29
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COMMON PLEAS COURT


Sep.9 1922. Plaintiff says that at the
time of said marriage he believed
the defendant to be a woman of
good character, and that she was
then an unmarried woman, SO be-
lieved by reason of representations
made by defendant to plaintiff. The
plaintiff says all of such represen-
tations were false and were known
by defendant to be such when she
made them; that same were made
by her to induce him to marry her,
he believing ALI such representations
to be true The petition states
that defendant had form
er husband living, with whom
she was legally intermarried
at Bakersfield. Cal, about March
g, 1921, and from whom she had
never been divorced, at the time of
her said marriage to this plaintiff.
Said representations of defendant
were further false in that she was
not woman of good character, but
for a long time prior to her said
marriage had been a woman of bad
moral character. Plaintiff says as
soon as he discovered the facts, he
left her, which separation occurred
Sept. Is, 1922.
Fred Wilson and Rachel E. Viii
son have filed an injunction suit
against Wm. II. and Electa Elliott.
The petition states that defendants
have without any rights or permis-
sion to do so, entered upon and
driven across plaintiffs lands, and
plaintiffs ask that defendants be en-
Joined from tresspassing on their
lands,
The partition case of w. S. Tomp-
kins VS. Alonzo Hanson, is dismissed
without prejudice to a future action
at cost of plaintiff
In the partition case of Chas. L.
Phillis VS.. Jasper Haines ST., ct al,
report of sheriff and commissioner
approved and confirmed. Order to
SELL
The divorce case of Clara B. Clice
VS.. Hugh H. Clice has been dismiss
ed without prejudice to future ac-
tion, at cost of plaintiff
Assignments
The case Of Emmett Fayen VS.
The Rocky Glen Sanatorium Co.,
etc, money only, is set for hearing,
April 9, at a. m.
Tuesday, April 10, the case of
The State of Ohio on complaint of
Maude Mendenhall VS.. Earl Newber-
ry, bastardy, is assigned for hearing.
Both are jury cases.
PROBATE COURT
The estate of Roy B. Hartman
has been fully settled, and James
Hartman, administrator, discharg-
ed
Jennie M. McInturf is appointed
administrators of the estate of Sarah
Hopkins, late of Marion township
Bond s1,50O. Chas e. Crew, G. p.
Yocom and c. l. Schofield appointed
appraisers.
III. l.. Fiscus is appointed admin
istrator of the estate of VIM. H.
Carpenter, late of Manchester town
ship. Bond $4,000.
The will of the late Sarah Lew
ellyn has been admitted to probate.
James Hartman has filed final ac-
count as administrator Of the estate
of Ada Hartman, deceased.
Elbert Pearl Still is appointed
guardian of Chester Still. minor
heir of Edward Jones, deceased.
Marriage Licenses
Robert Lee Nell, laborer, and
Precious Lyon Morgan, both of Nc
Connelsville, Rev. A. C. Mattern Of
ficiating.
Paul Grassland Wilson, electri-
clan, and Zetta Barrell, bookkeep-
er, daughter of D. G. Barrell, both
of McConnelsville, Rev. Walter Will
son officiating.
Herbert Clifton Simeral, sales
man, son of James -Simeraf and
Nettie Mae Elliott, daughter of VIM.
Elliott, both of Malta, Rev. Frank
Gillian.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
record: Alden G.. Gillespie to w. H.
Elliott ct ux, right of way, 81; l.. D.
Swackhammer to -Doric lodge No.
172, f. & A. NJ, part of Deavertown
lot, 81; Ida May Albright ct ano
to Hiram Inman ct ux, / acre, York,
and Deavertown, 81; Margaret
Rothrock, sheriff's deed, lot in NAL
ia, $1,000; Alva l.. Scott to Jno. w.
Fox, McConnelsville lot, 81; Jennie
M. McInturf eft ano to Alta H. Hoon,
161 acres, Marion, " interest in
160 acres, 81; Sarah Hopkins, de-
ceased, to Jennie McInturf, affidavit
for transfer; The Morgan Petroleum
Co. to The Colonial Trust Co., lease;
w. L. Clark to the Morgan Petro-
leum Co., assignment of lease; The
First National Bank ,McConnelsville,
to w. C. Brothers, 65 acres, Man
chester, 81; Henry Stewart, deceas-
ed, to Geo. H. Stewart. ct al, affi-
davit for transfer; John Stewart,
deceased, to same, affidavit for
transfer; Geo. H. Stewart to Harry
III. Henery, Stockport lots, 81; z. G.
Anderson deceased, to Hannah
Anderson ct al, affidavit for trans
fer; Vandevere Mott, deceased, to
Amanda E. Mott ct al, affidavit for
transfer
s. E. Byers ct ux to Wilfred Sim
gree ct ux, Al acres, Meigsville, 81;
A. B. Curtis ct ux to Alonzo Hanson.
90 acres Windsor, 81; A. M. Abel,
deceased, to l.. E. Abel ct al, afr
davit for transfer; l.. e. Abel ct al
to d. M. Abel ct ano, 35 acres, Penn,
$4,000: Kenneth Starrett ct uX to
Ida Mccoy, McConnelsville lot, 81.
Ayres-Macklem Wedding
The Billings, Okla, News con-
tanned an account of the marriage on
March of Miss Blanche Macklem
and Mr.. Frank ]. Ayres. The bride
is a granddaughter of the late Rev.
Perry Orr, and is niece of Mr.. ].
w. Macklem OF this place, and for
merly resided at Reinersville.
The marriage took place at noon