Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-09-10
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Partition Case Filed

next friend CarOllne MILD, 'o' AA
man E. Mills, Carlos E. Mills, ana
Iinley A. Mills, a minor, is the
title of partition case filed. Plain
tiffs each own in fee simple an unoi-
vided one-fifth interest of certain
real estate-99.76 acres, Windsor
township, and corporation LANDS IN
Stockport village. Defendants own
one-fifth interest in said real es-
tate They ask that real estate be
set off to them in severalty' anu
complete partition of real estate De
made.
In the partition case OF Margaret
G. TAYLOR VS.. Chester Taylor ct al.
partition of premises ordered. y.
r. Endicott, E. C. Russell and Oil
yer Edgerton, appraisers.
The case of The Citizens Savings
bank. McConnelsville, VS.. Geo. w.
and Effie Gheen, for foreclosure o.
mortgage, has been settled anu
costs paid.
Action For Money Only
Henry J. Abel Of Penn township
has filed suit against the Common
wealth Gas Corporation OF wooster,
q in which he seeks the sum OF
5000, and costs of suit, which ne
claims is due as damages to his
farm which was leased for oil ana
pas to the company named. Plain
tiff alleges there is due him Sloo as
damage to his farm in drilling tnree
wells. and 5000 damage for failure
of lessee to drill well number three
for approximately one year after the
L A. Boyd (now james, farm wen
was in production and under mar
ket. although said well was Wltnlh
15O feet of farm line of plaintlft as
lessor hereunder, and said contract
for lease providing that "all wells
drilled within 500 feet OF farm lines
be protected by lessee
Jury Commission Appointed
C. A. Gaylord and 0. A. Richard
son have been appointed by Juoge
L. J. Weber as the jury commission
for Morgan county. The revised
law which went into effect Sept. l.
nroyides for duties other tnan the
selecting names from which jurors
are to be selected. The law requires
that the commission be present at
the opening of court when jury
cases are to be heard. The compen-
sation as members of the commls-
sion is fixed by the court.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate OF
Charles F. Tysinger, deceased au.
thority is granted to transfer real
estate devised, to name OF Bertha
-Exeland. -Edna.u4Gibbs and Robert
Tysinger. The property Is located
in York township.
The will of Isabel Bozman, late OF
McConnelsville, is admitted to pro-
bate.
Evelyn Worthington, widow OF
FL. Worthington, elects to take
under the will.
Mary Jane Wagner, as executrlx
of the estate of B. F. Wagner, de-
ceased. files inventory which SHOWS
appraisal of assets to be $5,6l7, OF
which s617 is personal goods, and
$4,000 real estate.
Inheritance tax in the sum or
s33.O1. is found due in the estate or
John @. Little, deceased. Gross
value of estate is $10,43S; debts
including years allowance OF
$500 are s1T57.95, and costs of ad-
ministration $37S.92. Net actual
market value of assets, $8,3Ol.l4.
The estate succeeds to Mary G. Lit
tie.
w. E. Buckholtz, executor OF the
estate of Catherine Deayer, deceas-
ed. files inventory which shows ap-
praisal of assets to total S4,122.O2,
of which s12O.5O is personal goods;
s7O1.52, moneys; $4,000, securities,
and $500, real estate.
Boy Declared Insane
Virgil O. Wiley, aged II, of Gen.
ter township, was found Saturday to
be insane, and was taken to Athens
state hospital
The wills of j. H. Thomas, late OF
Chesterhill, and Chas. P. Justice OF
Stockport, are filed for probate
In the matter Of the estate OF
Lora O'Neal, deceased, Harry L.
Green appears in open court and
makes application for the appoint
ment of an administrator OF said es-
tate, and that the widower and next
of kin be cited to appear on or be-
fore Sept. II, and take or renounce
the administration.
Cora j. Quigley is appointed guar"
dian of Virginia D. Quigley, a
minor. Bond 5000.
The Miller Undertaking and Fur
niture Co. appears in open court
and makes application for the ap-
pointment of an administrator OF
estate of Myrta Tavenner, deceased,
and that widower and next of kin
of decedent, resident within this
court, be cited to appear and take
or renounce the administration, on
or before Sept. IA, 1881, and make
known their intention in the prem
ises, or the administration will then
be committed to some other suitable
person.
John w. Fox, the person named in
the will, is appointed executor of
the estate of Isabel Bozman, de-
ceased Bond, $4,000. Appraisers:
S. A. Finley, Fannie Dover and G..
C. Mckay. The estimate of estate
is $4,000 personal, and $500 real
estate
RECORDERS OFFICE
Jane Allen to Omar l.. Allen, so
acres, Center, 81.
Ora Metcalf Campbell ct al to