Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-08
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

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following docket entries Monday:
In the attachment case or John
Davis minor by James Davis his
next friend, VS.. Leonard wallace,
judgment by default in favor OF
plaintiff, for $500 and for costs. At
tached property is ordered sold.
In the injunction case of Charles
E. Rhinebarger VS.. James Tr1mper,
the courts entry reads: Judgment
for plaintiff by default. Injunction
made perpetuai. Cost against de-
fehdant"
Divorce Case Withdrawn
In the divorce case of Christine
Smith VS.. John d. Smith, on motion
leave is granted plaintiff to with
draw without record, petition. Tem-
porary injunction dissolved.
Judgment BY Default
In the money only case OF me
international Shoe Co. VS.. K. K.
Welch and Co., Judgment by default
for $249.25 is given plalntlH
against defendants, and for costs.
PROBATE COURT
The will of Emma Knapp, de-
ceased. late of Windsor township, IS
admitted to probate. M. b. Pugh Is
appointed executor. Bond, $4,000.
Appraisers are: A. d. Blind, Frank
Blackmer and James McAnulty. BY
it's terms 500 is bequeathed as a
trust fund, interest of which IS 10
be used for upkeep of the cemetery
at Fairview church, Washington
county. The balance of estate is be-
aueathed to her husband FREQ
Knapp. M. B. Pugh is named in
will as executor.
Boyd Divers, as executor of the
estate of Mary Daringer, files IN
ventory which shows appraisal OF
assets to be S2,070.72. or the
amount $1,000 is real estate, So2b.-
64 securities, $514.08 money, and
$50 personal goods.
In the matter of the estate OF
James D. Hooper, deceased, au-
thority is granted to transfer GER
tain real estate in McConnelsv1lle,
devised. to the names William w.
Hooper Annie Sieber, Mayme B.
BonifieId and Howard B. Hooper.
Ina Tysinger and Forest Jauch-
ius as administrators of estate OF
Joseph A. Wood estate, file lnven-
tory which shows appraisal of as
sets to be $20,279.53, of which $lO,-
$50 is real estate; $603, securi-
ties; $6,268.78, moneys; $2,757.75,
personal goods and chattels.
The will of Nancy Evelyn Morris,
deceased, late of Center township,
is admitted to probate. BY its terms
her children Jessie M. Roberts,
Minor p Roberts, Bertha Jeffrles,
Perry Morris and Nita Fay Hall,
are to share equally the proceeds OF
all property, after all debts and fu-
neral expenses are paid, and suit
able monument at deceased's grave.
Minor P. and Perry Morris are
named as executors.
The will of Letitia Mercer, late
of Stockport, is filed for probate.
Marriage Licenses
j. Hunter Leslie, mechanic, Pom
tiac, Mich, and Evelyn Louise Dou-
gan. clerk, Pennsville, daughter of
Riley S. and Mary Bertha Dougan,
Rev. W. A. Burcher officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. has filed
leases in Deerfeld and York town
ships, as follows:
Emery and Maggie e. Allen, 40
acres; r. D. and Effie Brown, 10
acres; G.. F. Campbell, II acres; l..
H. Cohagen, 3 acres; Andy and
Rachel Flood, 10 acres; John ami
Sarah Jadwin, 68 acres; Almeda
115 acres, Deerfeld, 81.
D. f. Eggert to M. NJ. Tschappatt,
assignment is interest lease, Mar
ion.
Kemrow Co. to d. F. Eggert, as
signment IA interest lease, Marion.
E. f. Clifton ct al to Chas. Il.
Reeder, parts of lots 55-56, McCon-
nelsvilfe, $500.
Lucy Dougan ct ano, to Penn
Ohio Gas Co., so acres, Penn, 81;
Ida NJ. Peck to same, l05 acres,
81.
Village of Malta to Mrs. Lillian
L. Anderson, cemetery lot, $40.
VIM B. Hooper ct al to Howard
B. Hooper. .12 town acre, McCon-
81.
Penn Ohio Gas Co. to Lucy V.
and r. S. Dougan, Sc acres, Penn
township, release.
Rights Of Way
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. has filed
rights of way as follows: Jonas
w. p. Chappalear, j. M.
Davis, Clyde and Anna Newsom, G.
G. Newburn, G. H. Pierce, Isaac
Tolbert.