Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-09
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Wants AlimOnY Modified

In the alimony action of Grace
Dye VS.. Omar Dye, defendant files
motion for modification of the
courts former order allowing all
mony to plaintiff, on the grounds
that defendant has no funds OF
property with which to pay same.
his earnings being wholly insult
ficient to pay said alimony. Sat
urday, Feb. IL, at 10 o'clock, is the
date set for hearing.
Sanatorium Files Answer
In the case of S. E. Bone VS..
Rocky Glen sanatorium, in which
plaintiff filed suit, alleging the
sum of $1O1.18 due from defendant
on account, defendant files answer
in which they deny owing sum nam
ed; that it was custom of defendant.
we'll known to plaintiff, to pay each
calendar month for all merchandise
and goods purchased the preceding
calendar month; that bills were
regularly rendered to them, and
were so paid and said account for
each month so closed; and defend
ant denies said account was an open
running account. Defendant states
that no bill was rendered for any
items other than those paid for, and
defendant says that each item sold
was sold more than six years prior
to the time of commencement of
this action, and all payments were
made more than six years prior to
June 13, 1892, and that the claim
herein sued on is a pretended and
supposed claim only, and is barred
by the six year statute Of linlita-
tiOns.
In the case of w. H. NORM as
county treasurer vs.. e. e. Roberts,
concerning a check Of $100. which
E. e. Roberts as drawer and G. P.
Roberts as endorser gave county
treasurer for road assessment, said
check was drawn on Security Trust
Co, Wheeling, w. Va. An endorse
ment reads Donation on l 3-4
miles of improved road. county
route No. 28-G. P. Roberts" Pc
tition states that payment of said
check was duly demanded at said
bank at maturity, but defendant E.
e. Roberts had no funds at said |
bank, and same was not paid. G.
P. Roberts demurs to petition
which he claims does not state |
facts which show cause of action
against him, and that plaintiff has !
no legal capacity to maintain such |
action.
In the damage case of Ann X. |
Shafer VS.. VIM. F. Buchanan,
plaintiff files memorandum against
defendants supplemental motion.
In the case of State of Ohio VS..
Cassius Cooley-neglect to provide
for children, -Goldie Cooley, wife, is
appointed trustee without bond.
In the case of the State of Ohio
VS.. Jesse Fisher, selling intoxicating
liquor, affidavit is filed, alleging
bias and prejudice against Judge
John @. Lyme.
PpORATF r0TTPT
Administrator Removed
In the hearing on the removal OF
Charles PooIe as administrator OF
the estate of Ella Wainwright, de-
ceased, courts finding is that the
said Charles Poole has been guilty
Of incompetency and fraudulent
and he is removed as such
1t Is ordered that
said Charles Poole file an account OF
his administration, as required by
law, within Is days. Costs of this
in the sum of $3.50, are
taxed against him.
M. e. Church Beneficiary In
Jane McMullen Will
The will of Jane McMullen. late
81 McConnelsville, is admitted to
probate. BY its provision. after fu-
neral expenses and expenses Of last
illness and for erection of a monu-
ment not to exceed 800, the will !,
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