Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-29
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks $4,000 Damages

county home fund, for first quarter
1910.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks $4,000 Damages
George Mccain of Lodi, has fill
ed suit against Harry Merkle, Nc
Connelsville route five, and Dellie
Morgan, GAINESVILLE, in which dam
age is asked in the sum of SIS, 900,
as the result of injuries sustained
in an accident JAN 16, 1910. The
defendant, Dellie Morgan, was op-
Grating an auto in southerly di-
rection, on route II, Immediately
behind the defendant, which de-
fendant, Harry Merkle, was driving
at said time and place. Plaintiff
was riding as a guest in an automo-
bile which was then being operated
by her husband, Edward Mccain. in
a southerly direction, which de-
fendant, Dellie Morgan, was driv-
ing Petition says when the auto
which Harry Merkle was operating,
reached certain point about "
miles north of McConnelsville, he
suddenly and without any warning
or notice of his intention to do so,
his auto, causing auto
which Della Morgan was driving to
collide with his auto, causing in
iuries to plaintiff, which injuries it
is alleged are believed to be Of
permanent nature, and partially in
her for engaging in
her ordinary activities. Plaintiff
alleges the accident was due to the
negligence of defendant.
Divorce Case Heard
The divorce action of Raymond
Gray VS.. Veifka Marie Gray, was
heard on cross petition of defend
ant Friday by Judge Carlos NJ
Riecker, who took the case under
advisement. The case was not
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
In the case of George A. Bailey
VS.. E. r. (Wood) and Lucille Hill
aman and the First National bank,
real estate-32 acres. in Marion
was sold at sheriff's sale
to Marvin Clifford for ST.
300, which was the appraised value.
New Suit
''The Citizens National bank
company of Beverly, VS.. j. D. Will
son, Truman Motz and Merchants
bank of CALDWELL" is the title of a
suit filed. The plaintiff alleges the
sum of $276.6O is due, and asks
certain real estate be sold and pro-
leeds applied to claim.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of
cyrus Cheadle, deceased, order to
distribute personal property TO
egatees entitled thereto.
Estate of Mary R. Gorrel1, de-
leased, is not subject to inheritance
ak Gross value of estate is $2,-
'96.63; debts and costs of admins
ration, $4,43S.48.
Arley E. Johnson is appointed !
administrator of the estate of John
T. Johnson, deceased, late of Nor
,an county. Bond, $2100, with
rosa Thornley, and Naude Sullivan.
ureties. The probable value of es-
ate is $1,840, of which s1,04O is
eal estate. and $500 personal APP
,raisers, G. C. Walker, E. T. Sulli-
AN and Harvey A. Morris.
Robert A Durbin, the person
famed in will, is appointed eX-
cutor of the estate of Lizzie Dover,
ate of McConnelsville. No bond is
equired. Estimated value of es
ate is $4,000, of which $500 is I
cal estate, and s2,100 personal t.
!. McHugh, Frank Kraps and Ray
nond Durbin are named apprais-
rs.
Will of Elizabeth Blackburn, de-
eased, is presented for probate.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
PAUL F. Richardson, deceased.
First and final account is approv
d in the estate of James L. Flem-
ne, deceased. Barbara, Fleming,
administrator, is allowed eompensa-
ion in the sum of $160.74
c. T. Schofield, executor, files
rst and final account in the estate
f Walter S. Fisher, deceased. Court
llows fiduciary as compensation,
;14358.
First and final account is APPROX
d in estate of Eliza McGrath, de-
eased G.. w. McGrath, administra-
or, is allowed compensation in the
UNI of $50.
Emmett Abel, as guardian of
lucy Belle Warner, minor, files
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