Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
ASSIGNMENTS

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Assignments
Wednesday, May II, at 10 a. M.
Geneva Bauer vs.. VIM. Bauer, di-
| vOrce.
The money only case of city of
| Cambridge, municipal corporation
VS.. board of county commissioners
| has been settled at defendants cost.
| Wednesday, May IL, p M, Hat
tie Mays vs.. Albert Mays, divorce.
| Asks Damage For $43O
Elmer Kirkpatrick files suit
against Charles Hall, in which he
asks damages in the sum Of $43O.
! Two causes of action are named.
Plaintiff is the owner of 119 acre
farm in Meigsyille township, on
which defendant resided as a ten
| ant. Petition states that in the fall
| of 1887, defendant backed his GER
tain horse into. the cistern, break
ing the top and covering in, falling
into the cistern, which petition
| ness, neglect and want of due care
{ of defendant, and defendant total
ly destroyed the cistern by digging
| trench for quite a number of feet
| to said cistern, removing a great
| number of bricks, and without the
knowledge or consent of plaintiff,
filled the cistern with stones and
other debris, and totally deprived
plaintiff of it's use to plaintiffs dam
that at the time the horse was in
the cistern, plaintiff broke and de-
stroyed hay rope, property of de.
fendant, of the value of So For
second cause of action plaintiff says
defendant rented from plaintiff GER
tain farming utensils, agreeing to
pay plaintiff the sum of $40 per
year, and said sum was due and
payable April, 1888, and is unpaid
Action For Divorce
Loretta Mcdaniel files suit for di-
vorce from Leonard Mcdaniel, on
grounds of gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty. They were
married March %, 1885, and have
one child, Rosalie Mcdaniel, aged
three months. Plaintiff in her pc
tition says defendant has for a pc
riod Of more than one year past
been abusive and violent toward
her; that he has struck her, black
ening her eye, and has scratched
and slapped her on various Occas-
ions, and on none of the occasions
was such conduct provoked by any
fault on the part of the plaintiff
She AYERS that defendant has vast.
ed his money on other women, and
in trips to GAINESVILLE for the pur-
pOSS VI dAu dSSOCldLluS
with immoral women, and that he
has openly bOasted to her of his
dates with other girls, and has vast
ed his money on them, and has re-
fused and neglected to pay the bills
for the care of their child for the
maintenance of their home, and
that she has been compelled to de-
pend upon the bounty of her rela-
tives for her support Plaintiff
ory svH ~f 4,
course of conduct on the part Of de-
fendant, she has been distressed,
humiliated and her health has been
undermined during the past six
months; that she has lost weight
sleep and appetite. She asks for
the care, and custody of the minor
child, reasonable temporary and
permanent alimOny.
Divorce Action Dismissed
The divorce case OF Minnie NJ.
Walters VS.. Harry R. Walters. has
been dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
PROBATE COURT
Petition For Adoption
Charles Lambert and Anna Pearl
Lambert, husband and wife, file pc
tition for leave to adopt Shirley Ann
Lambert. two year old daughter OF
Martha Lambert.
In the matter of the estate of
Louis J. Weber, deceased. authority
to transfer real estate to Matte We
ber. wife. The property is located
in gainesville.
Authority is granted to transfer
real estate of Harley w. Coulson,
deceased, to Mildred Coulson, wild
ow. The property is located in
Windsor township, all of which
passes to said widow. Mildred Coul-
son, as executrix, files first and final
Said ic CJlh
to Inheritance tax. Gross value Of
estate is $2,147.51; debts and costs
of administration, S2,222.48
Marriage Licenses
]. Dale Greer, farmer, son of Ev-
erett and Ethel Mcdonald Greer,
and Edith Irene Lawrence, stenog-
rapher, daughter of c. S. and Yer
ME Mahon Lawrence, both of Bris-
toll
RECORDERS OFFICE
Trustees of Rosseau M. e. church
to trustees, community church, 1-5
acre, Union, 81.
c. 6. Crider to Laura B. Thomp-.
son, 223 acres, York, 81.
Roxie McVey Kille and husband
to Cephas r. and Mildred Ollie,
1852 acres. Marion, 81.
w. S. Fisher to Frank s. Star
ling, part lot Chesterhill, 81.
F. B. Ray and wife and Frank
Dee Ray to Clarence Rhinebarger,
90.16 acres, Windsor, 81.
Retta and Albert Pierpoint to
Carrie. Medley, SO acres, Penn town
ship, 81.
Annie D. Joy to Jesse Hambel,
75.42 acres. Homer township, 81.
L. B. Adrean, sheriff, formerly
owned by j. D. Dulaney) to Ernes-
tine Ball, 80 acres. Windsor, 81 100.
Geo. H. Carr, deceased. to Lille
F.. Carr and others, 1850 acres,
Marion and Penn, and Chesterhill
lots, certificate for transfer.
cIrAIAIER WEATIIIzR