Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-10-05
Court House News
COMMISSIONERS

Elmer Guinsler ct al, York town
ship, asking. for establishing Of a
road, beginning at L. L. Melick's
and across bridge, thence through
lands of Mr. Melick and Harry
Wood. Route is accepted, and Oct.
81 is set for viewing and Nov. 6
for hearing.
Petition presented by Geo. Tuttle
ct al, asking for vacation of road in
Windsor, beginning near Scott run,
extending east to land used by
Rollison's, through land of w. H.
White and Nora Adrean, a distance
of approximately 500 yards. Same
is accepted. Oct 2f is date for
view. and Nov. for final hearing.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Assignment
Monday, Oct. 9-James F. DAN
iel ct al VS.. Elizabeth Pinkerton,
ct al, action to set aside will.
Demurrer, Second Amended Petition
In the case of Wilbur Jones vs.
Rosa M. Fouts, as Administrative of
estate of Chas. III. Fouts, deceased,
ct al, administering files demurrer
to second amended petition, stating
that second amended petition does
not state facts which show a cause
of action; which was not brought
within time limit for the commence
ment of such action. The action
when brought was barred by the
statutes of limitations relating to
settlements of decedent's estates.
Saturday, Oct. Z, at p. M, Ell
bridge T. Best VS.. The Industrial
Commission (demurrer).
Cognovit Note Judgment
Judgment is given The First
National Bank, MeConnelsville, on
a cognovit note, against c. E.
and costs.
In the partition case of Vara
Montrose Donehoo VS.. Lulu Bel!
Lyme ct al, appraisement is con-
frmed and sale ordered for cash.
Seeks Judgment for $636.49
Frank E. Furst and Fred G.
Thomas, co-partners, doing business
under name of Furst e Thomas, at
Freeport, ILL.,, file suit against Earl
Campbell, John A. Lavery, Edith E.
B. E. Carpenter and
Frank III. Kuntz, in which judgment
is asked in the sum of $63649. In
the action, defendant Earl Campbell
as dealer for said firm, promised to
pay plaintiffs in full for all goods
purchased by him of them, and de-
PENDANTS John A. Lavery, Edith
E. Campbell, P. E. Campbell and
Frank H. Kuntz, ares snreties, and
each guaranteed the pay to plain
tiffs, for all goods, including un-
paid balances, as per certain con-
tract. Petition states unpaid bal
ance is due in the sum of $636.49,
with interest at go from Oct. 81,
1892, and costs.
Foreclosure Asked
G. E. Northrup has filed suit
against Errville Shriver, ct al, in
which judgment is asked in the
sum of s1,734, alleged due on a
note. Said note is Sc
,ured by mortgage deed on about
500 acres, in Bloom township (Barr
arm). The Morgan county treas
lrer claims a lien on premises for
ak, interest and penalty. The sew
N minor children of Errville Shriv-
n claim the legal interest in said |
,hriver, deceased Foreclosure Of |
mortgage is asked; premises sold !
nd proceeds Of sale to be applied |
oward payment of the liens on said /,
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of John A. Weiner,
n insolvent debtor, l.. N. Seaman,
Commissioner of insolvents, returns
o this court copies of schedule and
Inventories, made by said appli-
ant John A. Weiner. Same are
filed, for inspection Of any
erson interested.
$51S.76 inheritance TAX
Inheritance tax in the sum of
518.76 is found due in the estate
Agnes Younkin, deceased. Gross
alue of estate is s15,589.5O, COM
osed of $12, 2,58050 in personally,
nd $4,000 real estate. Debts in
luding property set off to e. P.
-ounkin, husband, are $2,027.17,
ost of administration, $571.S0. Net
ctual market value of estate is
12,990.53. which passes as fol-
'ws: John Mccall, brother, $3,-
1918; Alex Mccall, brother, So
1864; Maggie Houston, sister, s3,-
1888. Ida Mcconnell, niece, ST.
1892; Howard Glass, nephew, ST.
O2.56; Donald and Matthew Nc
all, nephews, $50 each; Ina Nc
all Fox and Nellie Gray, nieces,
IT'S each.
In the matter of the estate of
amer w. Leland, deceased, inheri-
nee tax in the sum of $91.73 is
,und DUE Gross value of estate is
20,171.38, composed of personally,
l0,SSS.8S; real estate, s9,2S2.50;
ebts including years allowance
$1,000, and widows statutory ex-
nption of $4,000, are $5,448.25.
ost of administration, 1t is esti-
ated, will be $3.50. Net actual
arket value of assets, which might
} subject to tax is $14,173.13, all
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