Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-05-09
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS
Sheep Claims Allowed

i N~U84 ~ AA~ SAA0~ AN~VV
WITH COMMISSIONERS
Sheep Claims Allowed
The following sheep claims have
been allowed: Etna Alexander, Man
chester, SIS; Anderson & Fouts,
Bloom, SIS; C. f. Antle, Homer, $S;
G. F. Campbell, Derefield, Is: Rob-
ert Clark, Malta, S21; John Daley,
Bloom, Sc; Chas Finley, Malta. S.
so; F. E. Foraker, York, Sill; c. H..
Hooper, Windsor $36; L. r. Har-
rison, Malta. $4 Geo. Huck, Nor
gan, $24; Chas. Knapp, York, $22.-
so; T; J. Osborn, Bloom, s.; J; W.
mifer nafmiter sss MorgiEn f. ss e. Rehardpon Mm pan
Bloom, IS; J. T. Roberts, Bloom,
s4; Grove Roberts, Bloom, 81; w.
F. Richardson, $5; Ralph Sawyer
Malta, SIS: Geo. Weaver, York,
$25; Geo. Weaver, York, $94; S. W..
Sheridan, Bristol, So; r. A. Arrick
Manchester, $11.15: E. D. Kuntz,
Manchester, $3.50; Ben Danielson,
Marion, $8.45; l.. T. Huffman, Mar
ion. $14; H. D. Huffman, Marion,
$7.35; w. A. Huffman, Marion,
$11.95: Carlos North Marion, So
As; John Woodward, Marion. $10.-
Is; Clyde Parmiter, Meigsville, S..
COMMON PLEAS COURT
The following transcripts from L..
N. Seaman, J. p, court, have been
filed in common pleas court; Donald
Bailey and Fay Parsons, breaking
and entering t'Wayside Inn," and
taking goods to the value of $4.85;
Robert Horner. breaking and enter
ing a chicken house, and taking six
chickens of the value of So, the
property of Richard w. Angus.
In the partition case of Ida Ed
dleblute VS.. Denzil Lochary, ct al,
plaintiff and Ina Burfeld elect to
take premises at appraised value,
1925.
PROBATE COURT
Wilbur d. Matson is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of A. H.
Humphries. late of Meigsville town
ship. Bond, $4,000, with Nettie T..
Henery and Geo. w. Lowell, sureties.
Carl Dewitt, j. L. Glenn and Harry
Parmiter are named appraisers.
Wilbur D. Matson, guardian of A.
III. Humphries, files second and final
account
Will of Peter Rutter, late of I'm
ion township, is admitted to pro-
bate. To deceased's daughter,
Anarea Mckee, is bequeathed one
half of home farm and to daughter
Abbie Miligan, the south side of
said farm, reserving Is acres of the
southwest corner where buildings
stand to wife, Rosa Rutter, during
her natural lifetime, or while she
remains single. Samuel McClelland
is appointed administrator with the
will annexed. Bond. $4,000.
Emmett Abel is appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of Cora Phil
lis deceased, late of Center town
ship. Bond, $1,000, with l.. E.
Abel and Geo. V. Abel, as sureties
Ethel Heintzelman is appointed
administrative of the estate of Adel-
ia Scott, deceased Bond. $1,000,
with HI. HI. and S, w. Heintzelman,
sureties. Probable value of estate
is $4,000, real estate, and $500. per-
Will of H. H. Oglevee, late of
Malta, is presented for probate.
w. D. MatsOn, administrator Of
estate of A. H. Humphries, deceas-
ed, files application to sell real es-
tate to pay debts. :
F. H. Cox disappointed admins
traitor of estate of VIM. Taylor, late
of Pennsville. Bond, $400 with
John E. Ross and Geo. w. Lowell,
sureties. Estimated value of estate,
$211, all real estate.
Inventory is approved in the es-
tate Of A. H. Humphries, deceased.
Total appraisement shows $3.50,
all but $50 is in real estate. Carl
F. Dewitt, c. E. Dewitt and j. l..
Glenn, appraisers.
Matilda Morganstern's Will
Authenticated copy of the will of
Matilda F. MOrganstern, late of La
Crosse, Wis, has been filed here.
BY its terms, deceased's sister, Mrs.
Stella Scanland is bequeathed $5;
500. The will directs personal
property, and one-third interest in
real estate be converted into cash,
with request said sister Mrs Mary
Schwendeman have first opportuni-
ty to purchase said interest in real
estate. To Francican Sisters Of Per-
petual Alteration in charge of st.
Francis hospital. La Crosse, Wis, is
bequeathed clothes, needlework,
household goods. etc. She be-
Mass for ~ repose m eDi Of Of deceased's as ais
soul; and s25 for repose of deceas-
eds parents souls, and the poor
souls in purgatory. Remainder
of property goes to Rt. Rev. Alex
ander j. McGavick, bishop of the
Roman Catholic church, Diocese of
La Crosse, or successor in office, to
be used in education of a young
man for the priesthood. The will
bears date of July 20, 1886.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Alvertus G. Bingham, ct al, to
Enid M; and David H. Cox. 1908
acres, Homer.
Carl and Julia Quinn to Minnie
2-5 acre, Marion, and
two lots in JOY.
j. s. and Helen Kane to the board
of education, Homer-Union school
district, 3 lots, in Ringgold.
Elsie Sheetz to Harold Fouts and
wife, McCOnnelsville lot.
Fred Ball to Herbert A. Ball,
about % acres Homer.
Fred w. Jenkins to Harry Printz,
28-100 acre, Bloom, on S. H. II.
Gus and Lucy Carr to Clifford d.
and Ethel Dougan, 49 acres. Mar
ion and Penn.
WARM WEATHER