Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

In the case of The State of Ohio
VS.. Pearl Allen and Eugene Jarrett
for transportation, when arraigned
Monday each pleaded not guilty.
Evidence was heard by the court,
who took the matter under advise
ment It will be recalled that the
same parties had previously been
arraigned, separately, on the charge
of possession Allen entered
plea of guilty, and Jarrett pleaded
not guilty.
Jury Commission Meets
Messrs. Fred Coulson of Malta
and Everett Price of Deerfield, jury
commissioners appointed by Judge
Harry NJ. Finley, We're in session
Wednesday, selecting names from
which the jurors will be drawn for
the coming year.
PROBATE COURT
The will of Henry Taylor, late of
Malta township, has been admitted
to probate. BY the terms of the
will, all his property both real and
personal is given his grandson Hen
ry Bryan, and he directs that prop
erty be held in trust for him until
he reaches the age of 25 years.
Flora Riecker, one of the persons
named in the will, has been ap-
pointed executor of the will of Eli
McInturf, deceased. Bond, $685.
900. Appraisers-A J. Bacon, E.
R. Swayne and John Ross.
The will of Hannah E. Kicker
son, late of Union township, has
been fled for probate.
In the matter of the settlement of
the estate of L. III. Argo, inheri-
tance tax of s752 is found to be
due.
The will of Lucy Conn, late of
Penn township, has been admitted
to probate. BY the terms of the
will her husband is devised one
third of her property, to use the in
come during his lifetime, and at his
death the remainder is given to her
two brothers Charles Newman and
M. L. Newman, share and share
alike. The will also provides that
the income, in order to be comfor-
table, he may use so much of the
principal as his actual needs re-
quire. The remainder of the estate
goes to her daughter Zanetta
Wetherell and her heirs. In case she
dies without living issue the remain
der Of her share goes to Charles
and Nj. l.. Newman.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
record:
VIM. L. Alexander ct ux to VIM.
Van Horn ct ux, 81 acres, Union, 81.
Oscar Taylor ct ux to Chas. E.
Crew ct al, Chesterhill tracts, 81.
H. A. Triplett to Clyde M. Huff
man, seven lots and part of another,
Joy, 81.
Chester A. Ewart ct ux to B. G.
Hoon, south half of lot No. SO.
Chesterhill, 81.
Solonis Hambel, deceased, to
Ginerva Hambel, probate court GER
tifcate.
Emmett A. Taylor to Anna F.
Hall, u lot McNabb's addition, 81.
Frank Nelson ct ux to Joseph
Kirkwood, Deavertown lot, ST..
Martha Dowler ct ano to Gladys
Duncan, 106 acres, Homer, ST.
Gladys Duncan ct ano to Chester
L. Sanders, 106 acres, Homer, 81.
Charles F. Tysinger to Frank
Nelson ct ux, Deavertown lot, 81.
The following parties in York
have filed right of way leases to
The Davis Oil Co.: r. S. Cosgrave,
Clarence Crooks, Clarissa A. Stone
burner, Russell Fluharty ct ux,
Benz. f. Thorp ct ux, S. F. Pletch-
er, Guy briggs ct ux, T. A. Pletch-
er ct ux, Geo. Ogg ct ux, F. c.
Sowles ct ux, L. E. Neff ct ux, T.
R. Floyd ct Tx, Rutha Stoneburner.
Robert Floyd ct ux, Jacob Fisher.
Geo. T. Eye ct ux, Bliss L. Stone
burner ct ux, B.. A. Barringertet ux,
Theron w. Stoneburner ct ux, Dali
las P. Stoneburner ct ux, Clarissa
Stoneburner, Ira n. Barringer ct
ux, Samuel d. Guinsler ct ux, Prudie
Slack ct ux, G. S. Christman ct ux.
Consideration Of each, 81.
Caroline Carter, deceased, to Ar
thur Garfield Carter, probate court
certificate