Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-04
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT


COMMON PLEAS COURT
The divorce of Ethel M. Miner
VS.. Vernon r. Miner has been dis
missed without prejudice, at cost of
plaintiff.
In the divorce and alimony case
of Wava Grandstaff VS.. Howard
Grandstaff, temporary alimony is al
lowed in the sum of $3.50 to be
paid in five days and balance in 20
days.
In the case of C. I'll. Fouts VS..
John @. Lyme, money only, motion
of plaintiff to produce certain docu-
ments overruled. Plaintiff excepts.
In the action of Pearl Allen and
Eugene Jarrett, for transportation,
demurrer to plea in favor of defend
ant Pearl Allen sustained. Defend
ant Pearl Allen excepts.
The case of Kere Brock and
Wilkes Bradley VS.. Mamie Eveland
ct al, to contest a will, is set for
hearing on June Is.
On June 18 the case of G. HI.
Fouts VS.. John 0. Lyme as admins
TRAITOR, money only, is set for hear
ing.
PROBATE COURT
A. M. Hummel, the person named
in the will. has been appointed ex-
ecutor of the will of Lewis Hum
mel, deceased. Bond $4,000. Carl
Patterson. Alfred Embree and f. J.
Strobe, appointed appraisers.
The will and codicil of Eli Nc
Inturf, late of Windsor township, is
admitted to probate.
An instrument purporting to be
the last will of Mary Elizabeth Zum-
bro, late of Marion, has been filed
for hearing.
The will of Martha Bumgardner
has been admitted to probate. By
it's terms she bequeaths to her
brother Julius her entire interest in
the real estate in Malta; to her
brothers William and John $100
each, and to Edgar Stubs 500. To
her brother julius is given all the
balance of her property, both real
and personal.
John @. Lyme as guardian of
Minnie Pierrott, an adult insane per-
son, files petition to sell real estate,
believing it to be for the best inter-
est of said ward to sell her interest
in certain real estate in Windsor
township, and re-invest the money
arising therefrom in liberty bonds.
Marriage Licenses
James M. Sherman, farmer,
Meigsville, and Mrs. Clara King,
Center, daughter of George Hazen,
Rev. Walter NJ. Wilson officiating.
Chester A. Thornton, farmer, and
Maude La Elliott, both of Meigs-
vile, Rev. Floyd Gale officiating.
Myron D. Abel, credit manager,
Pennsville, son of D. M. Abel. and
Mabel June Dewitt, school teacher,
daughter of Charles w. Dewitt
Stockport, Rev. j. L. Sanford.
Cecil Coffindaffer, steel worker,
Chicago, ILL.,, and Vida Bush of
York township, daughter of Vida
Bush, Rev. A. N. Grove.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
record:
Trustees of Manchester town
ship to Mary Alice Ashton, ceme-
terry lot, SO.
Val Combs ct ux to N. G. Silvus
ct ux, 40 acres, Center, 81.
F. R. Porter to Grace B. Porter
40-100 acre, McConnelsville, 81.
| G. T. Bamfield and Sadie Bam-
field to o. L. Palmer, 80 acres, Cen
ter, 81.
Isaac Hastings and Elizabeth
Hastings to Charles L. Allen, 10
acres, Center, 81.
o. L. Palmer and Avis Palmer
to C. K. Combs, % u acres, Center
Isl.
Sarah E. Barkhurst, deceased, to
Charles M. Barkhurst, probate
court certificate.
E. D. Rex, deceased, to Matte
and Galen E. Rex, affidavit fol
transfer.
Fred and John McInturf to Geo
/ Shanks ct ux, 4.40 acres, Penn
1880.
Chas S. and James A. Robb tt
VIM. G.. Greer and wife, 70 acres
Bloom, 81.
w. J. Mcconnell ct ux to Solomon
Tippie, two lots in lower Malta, 81
Harvey E. Morris ct ux to Johr
NJ Shinn, ga acre, Windsor. $50.
Mary H. Moody to @. e. Hambel
II acres, Homer, 81.
Leases:-The following parties il
Deerfield have leased to A. T. Pet
tet: E. E. Horne and wife. 35 acres
Morgan Devore, lis; c. L. Burt anC
wife, So; w. ]. Pierce, 40; Thorn
ton Ayers, 20; Gertrude Jadwin, 20
Consideration of each, ST.
David Mast, deceased, to Louis;
Appleman ct al, probate court Ger
tificate.
Nancy A. Miller, deceased. t,
Emmett Miller ct ano, probat,
court certificate.
| Joseph A. Warren to j. w. Edgell
40 acres, Deerf1eld, 81.
McConnelsvilIe Cemetery Co t,
Jno. w. Fox, cemetery lot, $50.
Chas. Lambert's Home Burns