Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-13
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

Moore vs.. Frank Moore ct al, report
of commissioners approved. Sale
ordered for CO III.
In the divo-ce case of Orville FL
Iiott VS.. Agnes Elliott, a minor, M.
e. Danford is appointed guardian ad
Item of Agnes Elliott, defendant, on
mo,ion of defendant. Alimony pend
ing suit is allowed in the sum ol
$50, payable to M. E. Danford
within Is days.
Case Settled
The money only case OF Glen RAJ
sons VS.. Fred Bachelor has been set
tied and costs paid.
Bond Fixed At $1,000
William Pennybaker and Russell
Winner, indicted by the last grand
iury for manslaughter, in connection
with the death of Rhoda Newton
Aug. 3, 1880, were brought into
court last Thursday, Not desiring
to plead, bond for appearance was
fixed at $1,000. The trial VIII IN al
probability be this term. MISS New
ton lost her life in an automoDlle
accident near Malta.
Seeks $1O,25O Damages
Bliss l.. Stoneburner has nled sui
against John Roy Floyd In wnicn
he seeks Judgment in the sum OF
s1O.25O. Plaintiff alleges that de-
fendant falsely and maliciously ana
without reasonable cause, procured
the arrest of plaintiff, who was TAX
en- before Mayor Shafer; that piain-
tiff entered plea of mot guilty.
was required to give bond in sum
of $500; that defendant appeared
before grand jury and caused PLAIN
tiff to be indicted, charged with nav
ing unlawfully, falsely and ma
liciously uttered and published GER
tain false and malicious statements
concerning a certain female per-
son; that plaintiff was required 10
give bond in the sum Of $500 FOR
appearance before court OF common
pleas; that later at trial plalntiH
was found not guilty. Plaintln al
Ieges that he incurred an expense
of $3.50 in costs and counsel lees
in defending himself, and that by
reason of said false and malicious
prosecution, he has been injured IN
his credit and reputation, to extent
of sum named.
The money only case OF Glen Paf-
sons VS.. Fred Bachelor has Deeh
settled and costs paid.
Changes Plea To Guilty
In the possession case OF the state
Of Ohio VS.. Wayne Webb, defendant
changes plea from not guilty TO gull
ty. and is sentenced to pay a fine OF
s1o0 and costs. Sheriff is ordered
to destroy liquor taken as evidence.
Webb resided on the Lindlmore
place, Island Run, and his mouse
was raided Saturday by Sheriff Hen
cry and Marshal Drury. When tue
officers arrived, it is stated, de-
fendant poured out his possession
on the floor, but the officers scoop
ed up enough OF it for evidence.
Assignment
The divorce case Of Maud trout
VS.. David w. Trout, is posted Ior
hearing this forenoon, beginning at
8 o'clock.
Divorce Case Filed
Elva Louise Bachelor files SUIT
for divorce from Harold e. Bach-
elor. They were married JAN s.
1928. and have no children. Plaln'
tiff alleges gross neglect or duty'
that ever since said marriage de-
fendant has failed to provide plain
tiff with a home, and that Tor th7
most part she has been compelieo 10
live in home of defendants father
and defendants grandmother, except
when she was working in Factory
at GAINESVILLE, or as a domestic. Dur
ing their married life, defendant
has furnished plaintiff wearing ap-
parel not to exceed 500; cash not
to exceed $40; that he mas Deeh
amply able to work; that she mas
been compelled to rely on her own
personal earning; that out OF her
earnings she has given defendant at
his request, at various times, money
a total of about $40. She asks for
divorce, temporary alimony, anu
to her maiden name, Ell
va Louise Henery.
PROBATE COURT
Maynard Barnes, as admlnistra-
for of estate of Jennie Martin, de-
ceased, files petition to pay deots.
In the matter of the trusteeship
Of Frank r. Miller, under the VIII
Of Sarah Miller, deceased, Harry M
Finley, trustee of Frank X. Miller
under will of Sarah Miller, deceas-
ed. files final account. Same is ap-
proved. Compensation is allowed
said trustee in the sum of sllO. Es-
tate has been fully settled, and SAID
trustee is discharged.
r. P. Daugherty, guardian Oh
lydia Brokaw, files seventh partial
account. Compensation Is allowed
said guardian in the sum of $500
Balance remaining in hands of guar
dian due Lydia Brokaw. $1O.S3.
Chas. Taylor is appointed guar
dian Of Charity w. Wood, an alleged
imbecile. Bond, $500.
In the matter of the estate OF
Chas C. Fox, deceased, authority Is
granted to transfer real estate, de-
vised. TO Nellie Fox. The property is
in McConnelsville.
Marriage Licenses
Dorsey Ray Divers, farmer, Eagle
port, son of Lee and vernice Fry
Divers, and Forrest Lucille Perkins,
daughter of Jas. n.