Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-10-19
Seeks S25. 900 Damages

seeks $ID,OOO Damages
| Grace w. Thorp, of Norwalk, O.,
/ beck of the same place. Plaintiff
says that on October IS, 1887, she
| was riding in an auto owned and
| driven by defendant and when near
! Bristol, this county the automobile
| left the highway and ran into, and
struck a culvert and overturned sew
eral times, very seriously and per-
manently injuring plaintiff Plain
tiff says that said collision and her
mately caused by the wanton mis-
conduct of the defendant. Plaintiff
says as direct result of alleged
carelessness and negligence she suf-
fered fracture of the nasal bones,
and as she believes a severe cere-
bral concussion, and serious and
permanent injury to her head and
brain; fracture of her left hip; frac-
ture of the arm and other injuries.
She states she was confined in the
Bethesda hospital at GAINESVILLE for
many weeks, and still suffers in
tense pain. Plaintiff says the ex-
penses to her in connection with the
injury will be approximately ST.
500 up to the present time, and
will be required to have medical at
tention in the future the exact
her great damage in the sum of
5000, for which amount plaintiff
asks judgment against defendant.
III. E. Wainwright Refused Divorce
The divorce case of H. E. Vain
wright VS.. Sarah d. Wainwright, |
which was heard last Friday and
part of Saturday forenoon by Judge
c. NJ Riecker. The case was hot
ly contested, and spectators crowd
ad Irf of ION
The action was brought on the
grounds of gross neglect and ex-l
treme cruelty The plaintiff made |
a general denial Of the charges. In |
the beginning of the trial the court |
everruled motion of the plaintiff for
additional temporary alimony. The |
defense also withdrew cross petit
ton. Wednesday Judge Riecker !,
dismissed the petition of II. E. |
Wainwright |
Case Settled
The case of Levi Scott VS. Manita I
BoZman, which was to have been |
heard Monday, was settled out of |
court. Some weeks ago the plain
tiff obtained a judgment against |
defendant and execution was levied /
against certain property. 1t devel-
ooped that the property was not
Mrs Bozman's. but belonged to her
mother, Mrs. Daisy Wade, and this
action was brought to set aside
the deed
PROBATE COURT
Francis S. Doudna is appointed
administrator of the estate of Nor
gan Devore, late of Deerfeld town
ship. Bond, S1,400. with Paul H.
Devore and Margaret l. Doudna as
sureties Irwin C. Masterson. Wor-
ley Pierce and Asbury Bankes, ap-
Inventory is approved in the mat
ter of the guardianship of Jacob H.
Perry, an Incompetent person. To-
tai appraisement of assets, 9,240.-
g.
Estate of Charles L. Alderman,
deceased, is not subject to inheri
tance tax. No administration is
of S2,77223. The next Of kin are
his widow Lizzie s. Alderman. and
Stanbery Alderman, Blanche Sears,
Justus r. Alderman and Maydelle
sons and daughters
John and George Broedel, execu-
tors of estate of Emma Broedel. de-
ceased, files first and final account.
Marriage Licenses
Steve Heighley, miner, of Deaver-
town, son Of Anton and Anna Be
dois Heighley. and Velva Gathryn
Bell, Crooksville route one, daugh-
ter of Ernest and Maud Street Bell, {
Rev. E. r. Anthony, officiating
Lloyd w. Ellis, truck driver, {
md Mrs. Frances Moore Hambel,
laughter of Mack and Bessie Moore,
both of McConnelsville, Rev. Chas. I
] Caller {
RECORDERS OFFICE
D. S. Thomas and wife to Beryl
J. Coulson, Malta lands, 81.
Rosa f. Fuller and Carlos A. Full
er to Chas. Hill, 100.69 acres, I'm
on, 81.
Elisha and Ella James to Perle
T. Grether, 1926 square rods, i
Bloom township, $3.50.
c. W. Smith to Ray G.. Smith and t
1ula Lawrence, 254.25 acres, Bris-
ol. Said grantor c. w Smith, re-
erves unto himself a life estate in
aid premises, together with the I
light to hold, occupy and possess S
aid premises during his natural
ife, and at his death premises shall a
est in said grantees absolutely and L
n fee simple. V