Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-08
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
A SSiUnmpnt

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Assignment
The divorce case of Edith Deed
rick VS.. Howard Deedrick, is set for
hearing today.
Case Settled
The attachment case of The Cit
izens National bank of Marietta VS..
David Lang, r. M. Campbell and /.
NJ Foraker, has been settled and
costs paid.
Plead Not Guilty
Steve Kish and Fred Branigan
of Santoy, who were arrested here
Saturday night and placed in jail,
charged with transporting liquors.
when arraigned Monday in open
court, each pleaded not guilty. Bond
is fixed at $500 each, and in de.
fault Of same they were returned
to jail Date for hearing is fixed
for Tuesday forenoon, May 13, at
10 o'clock.
Seeks Partition
James Ramsey has filed suit for
partition against Florence Huber,
Carl Ramsey and others. Plaintiff
states he has legal right to and
seized in fee simple as son and
one of the heirs at law of VIM. Ram
sey, deceased, of the undivided one
eighth part of certain property sit
uated in McConnelsville.
Action For Foreclosure
The Citizens National bank OF
McConnelsville has filed suit against
Kenneth K. and Chloe B. Welch in
which foreclosure of mortgage is
asked and premises ordered sold, to
satisfy judgment of plaintiff against
defendant, in the sum of $500, and
interest, since March 80, 1929. The
property is located in Reinersville.
and consists of store room and
dwelling
PROBATE COURT
Lewis G.. Starbuck, as administra-
tor with the will annexed, of estate
of Robert Milhous, deceased, has
filed petition for sale of real es-
tate to pay debts.
Inventory filed by Emma J. Rich
ardson, executrix of the estate of
Harlan D. Richardson, deceased,
shows appraisal of assets to be
s7,463.s1, of which $199.44 is mon
ey; s2,56437, securities, and $4.-
700 real estate.
The will of Lillian R. Carpenter,
deceased, is filed.
Woodie Gardner as administra-
tor, with the will annexed, of the
estate of Amos Adrean, deceased,
files inventory and appraisement
which shows appraisal Of assets to
be $3.50, all real estate. One lot in
Unionville is appraised at $50; the
other lot in the same place at $17O.
The 1886 acres in Meigsville town
ship is appraised at $3.50.
The will, and codicils, of Wesley
Bone, deceased, late of Bristol
township, has been admitted to pro-
bate. Samuel E. Bone and Clyde
n. Bone. the persons named in the
will, are appointed executors. Ap-
praisers are: e. A. CASTOR, w. w.
Carroll and e. E. Richardson. To
his son Samuel e. Bone, he be-
queaths the farm known as the
FOuts farm in Bloom township, OF
160 acres; to his son Clyde M
Bone, the home farm in Bristol,
210 acres; to his son Edward E.
Bone, $4,000; to his son j. Hayes
Bone the sum Of about $4,000.
which will states has already been
advanced to him, and of which de-
ceased holds no notes, and other
amounts aggregating about $4,-
600. The sum of $1,000 is be-
aueathed to him, and the remainder
the executors are directed to collect
and account for according to law.
To deceased's granddaughter Lucy
Barkhurst and hts grandson Ralph
Richardson 80 acre farm in Bloom
township. The will directs that at
ter death of his wife Margaret
Bone, executors are to sell McCon-
nelsyille property, and proceeds OF
sale to be divided. The residue
of estate is bequeathed to the three
sons in equal proportions. The will
bears date of May 81, 1922. A cod
icil under date~of May 21, 1927, can
cells provision of item of will giving !
e. Bone, $4,000, and the |
sum of $1,000 is given him. This
codicil also states that having |
credited j.. H. Bone the sum of ST.
500 since will was made, "the be- |
quest in will of $500, and the re-
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