Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-03

lights for Malta were turned on fol
the first time, and all were very
much pleased with the effect The
lights extend from the bridge to the
arch, and are similar to those about
the public square here.
Mcdaniel, and was awarded custody
Of the child. On May s, 1885, Leon
ard Mcdaniel filed application ask
ing for modification of previous or
der, concerning custody of child,
and the court revoked previous or
der and gave custody of child to
Will and Stella Mcdaniel
In the matter of the estate of An
ma F. Dougan, deceased, order for
approving and confirming sale OF
stock.
Florence Harmer, as administra-
trix of estate of Oliver Edgerton,
deceased, files first and final ac-
count.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
Elmer Newsom, deceased.
The will of z. T. Ball, deceased,
is admitted to probate. BY it's
terms, all property is bequeathed
to his son Bryan Ball, who is also
named in will as executor, with re-
quest that he be permitted to act
as such without bond. The will
was executed March %, 1925, and
is witnessed by Chas. H. Fouts and
Mae Louise Christie The said
Bryan Ball is named executor, with
out bond. Appraisers: Frank Wells,
C. A. Hosom and A. j. Hill.
Inventories are filed in the estates
of Charles Hook, deceased; Blanche
Mills, deceased, and Elmer Miller,
deceased.
In the estate of Elmer E. Miller,
transfer real estate belonging to
said decedent, to the following:
Lizzie Miller, widow, undivided
one-third Elizabeth L. Grimes,
Earl Dwight Miller, Florence D..
Prouty, Mary G.. Prouty and Ellis
r. Miller, sons and daughters, each
the undivided two-fifteenths.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory is approved in the es-
tate of Benton Foraker, deceased.
Total assets, $13,061.14, Of which
$1,803 is personal goods and chat
tells; S758.14 accounts and debts
receivable, and $10,500, real estate.
In the estate of Oscar E. Nor
thrup, deceased, authority is grant
ed to transfer real estate to LeOna
Northrup, wife, who inherited all
property.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
w. F. Niceswanger, deceased.
Gusta Drummond, as administra-
deceased, files first and final ac-
count. Gross value of estate ST.
437; debts and costs of administra-
ton, $1,38574. Net actual market
value, $51.26, which passes $17.0S
to widow and $1139 to Hazel Fos-
ter, Mabel Garvin and Everett
Drummond, son and daughters,
each.
First and final account is filed by
Clara Kinney, as administrative OF
estate of Frank Griest, deceased.
No Inheritance tax is due in the
estate of Frank Griest, deceased.
Gross value of estate is 81 ,473.43;
debts and costs of administration,
$1,8O2.4O.
In the matter of the estate Of
Frank Griest. deceased, order for
dispensing with guardianship, and
order for distribution of property,
in the sum of $500, to Allen Griest,
a minor.
Carlos M. Riecker, guardian of
Chas. Hook, an incompetent person
(now deceased) files first and final
account.
The will of w. A. Argo is admit
ted to probate. The will bears date
of Feb. "a, 1880, and is witnessed
by Myrtle and D. P. Barrows. By
terms of will his wife Rebecca Argo
in lieu of her dover, is given the
farm of about 80 acres, in Bristol
as long as she lives and
remains single, and all the stock,
goods, furniture, provis-
ions, and other goods and chattels
which may be thereon at time of de-
cedent's death, to be hers absolute
ly, (but will states, my executor,
however selling so much thereof as
may be sufficient to pay my just
debts, funeral expenses, and to
erect a family monument not to ex-
ceed $125 in cost. AT the death
of his wife or in the event of her
marriage, Dennis C. Argo, son, and
Wilma Miner, daughter, are to
have equal rights and shares in
the real estate, so long as they live
and pay the taxes. At the death of
both children real estate is to be
sold at private sale and the pro-
ceeds divided equally among three
dchildren-Ramona Argo, Eu-
gene and Catherine Miner. Den
mis- c.. Argo and Wilma Miner are
named in will as executors. The
will states that in the event any of
the named heirs refuses to comply
with conditions of will, he forfeits
his rights in the estate. The will
requests that no appraisement be
made, and that there be no sale of
personal property.
RECORDERS OFFICE
John e. and Susan H. Raney to
Henry E. Wainwright, 80 acres,
Center, 81.
N. L. and Elizabeth Erwin to
Henry and Kate Hook, 1.65 acres,
81.
David and Kathryn Kennedy to
Garnet E. Drury, 14-100 acre,
Morgan, 81.
Oscar e. Northrup, deceased, to
Leona Northrup, Malta lot, certifi-
cate for transfer.
Mary e. and Harry F. Garrett to
Erma c. Keethler, POST acres,
81.
The Cameron Oil and Gas COM
)any has released the following: ].
D. Parsons and wife, 4S acres, I'm
on; Geo. w. Miller, 272 acres, I'm
ON and Homer; o. l.. Miller and
wife, 140, Homer; Dale l. Smith
md wife, 60 acres, Homer, and