Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-13
Volume 60
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
CUR. I'm nsnnasu1nnN Note

Sues On Promissory Note
The Citizens National Bank OF
Marietta has filed suit for money,
in the sum of S2,317.55, and at
tachment, against David Lang, r.
NJ. Campbell and l. NJ. Forbes. The
amount is alleged due on prom
issory note, and interest. The de-
PENDANTS have been in oil business in
the western part of the county, and
are non-residents of Morgan county.
Files Answer
In the case of Louis Townsend.
Chas. Townsend and VIM. Trimper,
faction to set aside deed" VS..
James and Katie Trimper, defendant
Katie Trimper files answer, in
which she states that she has fully
carried out her part of contract;
she denies that she has failed, or
refused, to care for and provide
shelter and care for VIM. Trimper.
or that she has violated considera-
tion and conditions mentioned In
said deed or repudiated or abandon
ed contract or premises, and denies
on her part that the consideration
for said premises and the condition
upon which premises were convey
ed have failed. This defendant adj
mits that premises have been ten
antiess; declaring that there is no
house on same fit for habitation, and
AYERS that it was mutually under
stood among all parties, at the time
of said conveyance. that defendants
were not to live on said lands. De-
fendant's prayer is that the petition
of plaintiffs in SO far as it relates
to her, be dismissed.
The case of The State of Ohio VS..
Clyde Parmiter, charged with killing
pheasant out of season, heard by
Lawrence Seaman, j. p, in which
defendant was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of 500 and
costs, was carried to common pleas
court on error The common pleas
court sustained the lower court.
The stated offense of Clyde Par
miter occurred on his own farm, and
the complaint against him was filed
by Alvin Parmiter, deputy game
warden, and who is a nephew OF
Clyde Parmiter.
The case of Arthur l.. Smith VS..
Ora and Lloyd Huntington, posses
sion of real estate, began Monday,
and has not been concluded. The
case is being heard by jury, with
Judge l.. S. Worstell, of Athens,
presiding.
PROBATE COURT
The will OF Jerome Parsons, late
of Perry county, has been admitted
to probate The will was allowed in
Perry county, and relates to real es-
tate, and part of which real es-
tate is situated in Morgan county.
Authority is granted to transfer reai
estate, 80 acres, Deerfield township,
to name of Marget A. Parsons.
By the terms of will, all property is
beqaeathed TO his wife, Marget A.
Parsons.
Inventory filed by M. D. Tysinger
in the matter of the estate of Flora
M. Tysinger, deceased, shows ap-
praisaI of assets to be $40, 1910, OF
which $1,389.10 is personal goods;
$50, money; S4,750, securities; $4,-
O06, real estate.
The estate of Esther K. WOolman,
deceased, is fully settled, and Hiram
Hart, executor, is discharged. Com
pensation is allowed executor in the
sum Of $425.5S.
Ernest Ham as administrator or
the estate of Esther A. Drake, de-
ceased, files final account. Compen-
sation is allowed administrator in
the sum of $52.12. Estate having
been fully settled, executor is dis
charged.
deceased, is fully settled, and Lee
Humphrey, executor, who is allow
ed compensation in the sum of 5000,
is discharged.
The estate of Eli McInturf, de-
ceased, is fully settled, and Flora
Rieeker, executor, is discharged.
In the matter of Arthur Blind,
guardian of John, Edwin, Frances,
Paul and Lorna Blind, minors, first
partial account is filed. Compensa-
ton is allowed guardian, in the
sum of $25. John Blind having ar
lived at full legal age, balance due
him, 1887, is turned over to him.
AS to said John Blind, guardian is
discharged.
VIM. c. Spring is appointed ad-
ministrator of estate of Lottie May
Spring, late of York township
Bond, $4,000.
A. J. Sohrenssen is appointed
guardian of Marjorie and Thomas
Lewis, minors. Bond, $4,000.
Marriage Licenses
VIM. S. Stoneburner, farmer,
Stockport, and Mrs. Linda E. Var
neil, Windsor township, Elder Park
er Moody officiating.
John William Lane, clerk, son of
Sanford Lane, and Ethel Marie
Smith, daughter of Charley and Bet
ty McAfee Smith. both of Brokaw,
Rev. Law.
Henry Wainwright In Auto Wreck
Friday a Chrysler sedan driven by
Henry Wainwright of this place,
and a Ford sedan driven by H. T..
Echorn of Marietta, collided on the
Marietta road near the Geo. Bu-
chanan place Mr.. Wainwright who
was alone, was driving to Beverly,
and Mr.. Echorn and three others in
his machine were coming to Nc
Connelsville. No one was injured to
speak of, but both cars were very