Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-08-29
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS
Contracts Let

Commissioners have awarded con
tracts for stone contracts on var.
ious roads, as follows:
Manchester Rex Fowler road
crushing, hauling and tailgate
spreading of stone from Petty quar-
ry, for 845 yards of IA stone,
per cubic yard.
Bristol-Embree road, for 900
yards limestone 3-A-crushing
hauling, tailgate spreading with
stone from Petty quarry, to Davis
& Brooks, at soc per cubic yard.
Bristol 97-4, for 500 cubic yards
of IA imestone-furnishin quar-
rying, crushing, hauling and tail
gate spreading-Davis and Carr, at
$3.50 per cubic yard.
Union-Parsons for 500 cubic
yards of IA limestone, quarrying,
crushing, hauling and tailgate
spreading, from Charles H. Parsosn'
farm in Union township, to A. H.
Davis & Carr, at $1.36 per cubic
yard
Penn-Malta and 40, for 500
yards of 2B limestone, furnishing,
quarrying, crushing and hauling
and tailgate spreading &
Brooks, at $1.35 per cubic yard.
settlement was ordered made for
motor grader purchased from J. d.
Adams Co., under the following
agreement: One Adams motor grad
er, No. so, equipped with Tandem
drive; rear tires 12.75x24; leaning
front wheels 825x24 tires, and elec.
trio starter; enclosed cab; 12ft.xA y
road mix mould board. Cost price,
$5,178; credit on old Gallon motor
grader, $47S; balance due $4,7OO
payment to be made under the three
payment plan-$1,7O0 to be paid in
cash; $1,000 in note due one year
from Aug. 21, 1910, at interest rate
of 40; $1,000 in note due in two
years at rate of 40.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of B.
H. Wiley, deceased, authority to
transfer real estate, to Belle Wiley,
widow, life estate, and to Ivan
Kuntz, grandson, remainder.
By terms of will of George w.
Weaver, deceased, all property is
bequeathed to his wife, Caroline
Weaver, to be hers absolutely and
forever. Will which bears date of
Aug. 6, 1887, is witnessed by Fl. F.
Pickens and George NJ Wyer. Car
oline L. Weaver, the person named
in will, is appointed executrix, with
out bond. Appraisers are: Delmar
Jadwin, Russell Pickens and d. P.
John Brock, guardian of w. D.
Brock, files eighth partial account
c. 1. Schofield is appointed ad-
of the Ohio estate of
Walter S. Hiatt, late of Chester
hill. Bond, $4,000, with Carl Pat
terson and John S. Patterson, sure
ties.
Marriage Licenses
Edwin H. Thomas, pumper, son
of E. j. and Jennie Brownfield
Thomas, and Woodie A. Glass,
daughter of l. P. and Harriet An
guish Glass, both of Malta route
three. Evangelist H. E. Taylor,
named to officiate.
Frank S. Blackmer, jr, laborer,
son of Frank and Martha Wellman
Stockport route, and
Georgia e. Mahon, Blue Rock,
daughter of Marion and Millie Huff
man Mahon.
Allen Taylor, McConnelsville Rt.
3, son of Howard and Mary Estel-
la Young Taylor, and Bessie A. Rob-
erts, Malta Rt. 2, daughter of Bert
and Meriby Beryl White Roberts.
S. j. Hayes, Stockport, son of
George and Hannah Knight Hayes.
and Mrs. Grace B. Pyle, McCon-
nelsville, daughter of George w.
and Columbia Lockhart Townsend
RECORDERS OFFICE
Kate ]. Fritz, GAINESVILLE, to Mil
1red nj. Dovenbarger, 10 acres,
Bloom township.
Katherine Fritz, to Mildred NJ
47.62 acres, York.
Martin Primmer and wife, to
Belle Wiley, McConnelsville lot
]. F. Dougan and wife to The
First National bank, McConnels-
Vile, three Pennsville lots.
Adam Thompson to C. G.. Thomp-
SON, 100 acres, Marion township.
Village of Stockport to Mrs. John
Fonner and Miller Funeral home,
lot, SIS.
Joseph w. Smith, deceased, to
Juanita Smith Peregory and Leon
1ias j. Smith, about 80 acres,
township, affidavit for
,rnasfer.