Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-29

| know her whereabouts. Plaintiff
| says he has been living in Morgan
county since that date.
S. w. Carnes asks for divorce
| from Mable Carnes, on allegee
grounds of three years absence
They were married June IA, 1928
| and have one child, Rogers ID
| Carnes, aged eight years Plaintiff
ayers that while he and defendan,
! were living together in Columbus
| where he maintained home for his
family, defendant on Jan. 10, 1894
! left his home without just cause
! and abandoned him and their child
He states that thereafter plaintiff
with an infant on his hands was
unable to remain in Columbus at
| the employment he then pursued,
and he returned to Morgan county
with his child and has since been
employed, and has maintained said
child by papering and painting en-
ployment. Plaintiff says he has sup
ported said child at the home of his
mother, Frances Carnes, and has
kept child in school; says his moth
ers home is proper place for child,
and if plaintiff on final hearing is
awarded custody of said minor
child he will maintain the child at
the home of his mother, Frances
Carnes. Plaintiff asks for divorce
and for custody of said minor child
PROBATE COURT
The will of Florence Shuster, late
of Manchester township, is filed for
probate.
In the matter of Emmett Abel, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Susan Il.
Linger, deceased, VS.. Dennis r.
Linger, ct al, sale is confirmed. The
court orders that Emmett Abel. as
administrator of the estate of Susan
E. Linger and Dennis r. Linger, as
executor Of the estate of Floyd Ling
er, deceased, execute a deed of all
the right, title and interest of the
said Susan E. Linger, and Floyd
Linger in said real estate to pur-
chaser, Artie l.. Linger, upon pur-
chaser paying the purchase money
therefore. Proceeds of sale, 81, 900
The court finds there is due Lena
Linger upon her answer and cross
petition the sum of 1918 60, and
that said Lena Linger has valid
lien upon said premises and pro-
ceeds thereof by reason of the mort
gage. set forth in her answer and
cross petition. From money in hands
of said administrator and executor
they are ordered to pay $56.86 for
taxes; $50 as attorney fee to En-
NETT Abel, and $50 to Dennis r.
Iinger, compensation as executor;
and to Lena Linger balance of said
funds amounting to $819S9, to be
applied upon the amount found due
her on note and mortgage set forth
in her answer and cross petition.
Clyde Anderson as executor of
the estate of Charles w. Harper, de-
ceased, files first and final account,
which is approved. Said fiduciary
is allowed compensation in the sum
of $233.02. Account is duly bal
anced.
Inventory is approved in the es
tate of John w. Hempfleld. deceas-
ed Total appraisement is $500, all
in real estate.
In the partition case of W. J. Cod
frey VS.. Lucy E. Godfrey, writ of
partition is ordered. c. B. Smith,
DIR. Lee Humphrey and Harry Cook
are appointed commissioners.
In the replevin case of The Co.
lonial Finance company, VS.. Junior
Coole, doing business as the Coole
Motor Sales, and Kenneth NJ. Coole, !
M. Coole judgment on cross petition |
in the sum Of $500, against the Co |
lonial Finance company.
Manita Bozman as Administrative !
of the estate of Fred 0. Bozman, |
files petition asking for an order to
sell real estate, to pay debts.
Emmett Abel, administrator of
the estate of D. w. Trout, deceased, !
files first and partial account Es-
tate is not subject to inheritance /
tax. Gross value of estate is $50; !
debts and costs of administration, !
$1,072.25.
w e. Wainwright, as trustee OF !
the fund under will of Eliza Boil
niger, deceased, files final account. i
No inheritance tax is due in the !
estate of Floyd Linger, deceased. |
Gross value of estate is $500; debts /.
and costs of administration, ST.
1850.
The will of George w. Barkhurst, |
late of Bloom township, is admitted I
to probate. The home place of 134 |
acres, in Bloom township is be-
queathed to his son, Carl Barkhurst |
and daughter Mary Barkhurst. To |
his daughter, Zella M. Barkhurst, is
devised 155 acres, in Blue Rock |
township, known as the ''Finney' /
farm, lying east of the public road |
running in general northeasterly
direction from the south side OF !
20 q n n
"Finney" farm, of 80 acres, is be-
queathed to the three children nam
ed. The will states that "Having !
heretofore given to my son Carl c.
Barkhurst the one-half interest in |
live stock, farm machinery, tools, I
crops and grain, I bequeath the
other half interest to said daughters.
They are also given household |
goods, furniture and other personal /
Carl C. Barkhurst is nam
ed in will as executor with request
he serve without bond. The will I
bears date of Sept. Is, 1887, and is
witnessed by G.. o. McGonagle and
Margaret Barkhurst.
Carl Barkhurst the person named
in will, is appointed executor. The
estimated value of estate is $1,000; I
5000 is real estate and 81 200 per-
sonal. Appraisers are III. B. Sharp, |
Ethan Greer and Raymond Durbin.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Harry s. Hallowell to A. F. and
w. o. Shook, 54.46 acres, Marion.
Kate e. Stanton to John and Ell
la Whitney, McConnelsville lot, 81. I
w. F. and Eva Buchanan to John i
and Ella Whitney, undivided one
half of lot 27, McConnelsville, eX-
cept seven feet off east side.
Robert Everett Massey to Minnie |