Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-17
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Action Filed

and have no children. Plaintiff al
treme cruelty; and gives dates on
which defendant threatened to kill
her; also names on occasions when
he threatened to kill himself for the
purpose she alleges of frighten-
ling, worrying and distressing plain
tiff; that uncalled for defendant
without cause would take fits of
jealousy and accuse plaintiff of i'm
proper conduct. On account of con-
duct of defendant, plaintiff was
compelled to leave home, and has
supported herself. She asks for
temporary alimony pending suit and
also for permanent alimony.
No Cases For January Term
None of the cases which had been
posted for hearing will be tried this
term of court since some cases have
been settled, others are in the pro-
cess of settlement, and some of
them will be heard later.
PROBATE COURT
Carl Patterson is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of William
Wan Antwerp, deceased. Bond, ST.
900. Appraisers: C. I. Schofield, w.
S. Dougan and L. J. Denny.
Mabel Gilliland as guardian of
Norma Dye, minor, files proceed
ing for authority to lease real es-
tate.
Howard w. Lindimore as admin
istrator of the, estate of w. w. Lin
dimore, deceased, files inventory
which shows assets of $7,130.62.
Clark Bundy. as administrator of
| the estate of Harriet Bundy, de-
ceased, files inventory of the proper
| ty belonging to said estate, which
shows assets of $1,099.46, all per-
sonal property.
The will of Edward D. McKibben,
late of Windsor township, has been
admitted to probate. He directs that
as soon as convenient after his
death, that his executor sell and
convert into money all of his prop
erty both real and personal, After
debts and expense of settlement of
estate, and the cost of suitable
monument are paid, he requests that
balance be distributed as follows:
| One-third to his wife Martha E.
McKibben, to be hers absolutely. To
his sons, Carlos. VIM. H., Luther s.,
Chester A., Samuel and Austin b.
McKibben, each equal one-seventh
part of the tWo-thirds of said re-
naming assets, after payment to
his wife, of the said one-third part
thereof. The will further directs
that the executor hold and retain
for the benefit of his grand-daugh-
ter Leone Rachel McKibben, the re-
naming one-seventh part of the
two-thirds of the assets left after
his wife shall have received her
share. C. III. Fouts is named in the
will as executor.
Inventory of the property of the
late George Geddes, shows total ap-
praisement of assets to be $12,603
Of the amount $1,000 is in real es-
| tate.
Warren Loar is appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Geo. Dyke,
late of Windsor. Bond, $1,000
Appraisers: John Bell, c. V. Chea-
die and T. T. Wallace.
The will of John R. Sheets, late
of Windsor township. has been fl
ed for probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Geo. w. Carter, order for private
sale of personal property is grant
ed.
Marriage License
Charles L. Johnson, engineer,
Muskingum county, son of }. B..
Johnson, and Winnie J. Northrup,
daughter of Robert V. Chambers
Rev. A. N, Grove, officiating.
Gerald Merton Buckley, teacher
Of Santoy, son of Charles A. Buck
! ley, and Lena Belle Bankes, Deer
field township, daughter of B. P.
Bankes.-Rev. E. F. Kendle.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
record:
Chas. III. Bell to S. Cottingham,
assignment, leases, 215 acres, I'm
ion. S. Cottingham, to Geo. w. Low
ell ct al, 215 acre lease, Union.
United States to Martin Sherlock,
two land patents, Center township,
1883 acres. One patent is sign
ed by Andrew Jackson, President;
the other, by the Secretary of Mar
tin Van Buren,.
Harvey Archer and wife to A. E.
Walden, Sc acres, Meigsville, 81.
Grover Bryan and wife to same, 80
acres, Meigsville 81.
Walter C. and Margaret Palmer to
Muskingum Gas Products Co., "a
acres, Marion, 81.
Robert w. Turney to Clay HI.
Hardman, assignment of 400 acres
lease, $1,000.
VIM. woodward ct al to F. H. Gif-
ford, 1876 acres, Marion, 81.