Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-24


days.
In the case of Maud s. Metz VS.
Oakley Ford ct al, money only, mo.
ton to Quash service sustained
Plaintiff excepts.
In the case of w. H. Bradley VS.
Fred Mummey as administrator OF
the estate of VIM. Bradley, deceased,
defendant has filed demurrer to Pc
tftion of plaintiff, for the reason
tslat petition does not state facts
sufficient to constitute cause of
action against defendant, and is in
sufficient in law on its face. June
20 is date fixed for hearing on de-
murrer.
| In the case of Maud S. Metz VS..
Oakley Ford ct al, money, motion to
quash service sustained. Plaintiff
ieXcepts.
PROBATE COURT
Edna Woodward has been ap-
pointed administrators of the estate
of Clyde Woodward, deceased.
Bond, $4,000. Appraisers, Harry
Anderson, James Mccall and Frank
Barrett.
The estate of Martha j. Young
has been fully settled and Chas. H.
Fouts, administrator, discharged.
The will of Elisha H Hughes,
late of McConnelsville, has been
filed and admitted to probate. By
the terms, his daughter Mildred
Hammond is bequeathed half stock,
goods and merchandise, and fixtures
used in and constituting the busi-
ness conducted under the name of
The Standard Supply Company.
subject to the condition that she is
to pay half outstanding accounts
against the same for goods purchas-
ed or created on account of said
business, and also any notes Or OBJ
legations that were made because of
the same. His wife Gussie Hughes
is bequeathed the residue of the
estate, including all accounts re-
ceivable in connection with The
Standard Supply Company's busi-
ness, to be hers absolutely, except
ing in the event of her re-marriage,
then, it is his desire that the daugh-
ter named is to have the one-half of
the property bequeathed to his said
wife, excepting, however, such part
thereof as his wife may have con-
sumed prior to her re-marriage. III.
M. Finley is named in the will as ex-
ecutor.
Mrs Catherine McCabe, a resident
of York township, was adjudged in
sane Tuesday and ordered commit
ted to the Athens state hospital.
She was taken to Athens Tuesday by
Sheriff and Mrs. Newton.
Emmett Wagner, laborer, Crooks
Vile, son of Daniel Wagner, and
Clara Hartley of Union township.
daughter of Amos Hartley.
Marriage Licenses
J. Clifford Roberts, advertiser,
Chicago, H., and Mary o. Johnson,
teacher daughter of William John
son, Meigsville township, Morgan
county, O., Rev. J. L. Nuzum Off
ciating.
Floyd Hall, farmer, son of Ell
wood Hall, Cumberland, and Nola
B. Scott, teacher, daughter of Fer
guson Scott, Bristol township, Rev.
Geo. G. Van Artsdalen
Fred Wilson, state highway trac-
tor driver, son of Chas. H. Wilson,
and Mabel Brown, Wind
sor township, daughter of Squire
Brown, Rev. L. j. Sanford.
George w Brokaw, farmer, of
Brokaw, and Isabelle Hook, McCon-
nelsville. Rev. George l.. Davis of
st. Clairsville, was the officiating !
minister.
RECORDTR'S OFFICE
L. B. Swackhammer ct ano to |
Robert P. Stanbery, Deavertown !
lots, 81.
J. c. Buckley to The Buckeye Pipe |
Line Co., right of way, Union, $4;
H. w. Gordon ct al to same, Deer
field, $1O.S0.
- G. j. Drake, deceased, to Forest |
L. Drake, affidavit for transfer, " |
ot, Malta.
Forest L. Drake to Mary J. Price,
Malta lot, 81.
Oak Rice to A. E. Godfrey, as
,ignment 116 interest in 145 acre
ease, Penn, 81; A. E. Godfrey to
;. H. Wise, assignment of 1872 in
crest in 145 acre lease, Penn, 81;
A. e. Godfrey to H. J. McMahan, as
,ignment of 1872 interest lease, 81;
4. J. McMahan to G. III. Wise, as
dgnment 1872 interest in las acre
ease, Penn.
The following parties in Penn
ownship have leased to Lisbon Oil
Z Gas Co.: Phebe Morris, Is acres;
T. w. Harris ct ux, 143; C. e. Chase
It ux, AZ; A. G. Rouanzoin ct ux,
IL; Henry and Bessie Abel, 40;
Belle Embree and husband, 100, !.
Bristol to same. Consideration in
ZACH, is given at 81. II
)r. Whiting At Presbyterian Church
A strong series of sermons are !
icing given this week at the Presby-
erian church by DR.. Whiting who
vas for number of years medical
in Korea. He is an able,
speaker, and his gospel
ddresses are interesting and profita-
lie to those who are in attendance. {
Meetings begin at 8 o'clock. Ser ,
ices tonight and tomorrow night. J
Everybody welcome. Il