Macoupin county EnquirEr~DEMocratTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 11A

Macoupin County

COURT NEWS Police Report

Crimes and Accidents

July 20Received a report of a stolen

cell phone in the 600 block of East First North Street.

Cited Cody W. Hudson, 18, Carlinville for no driver’s or pas-sengers seat belts in the vicinity of North Broad and Nicholas Street.

July 22Received a report of a distur-

bance in the 300 block of West Main Street.

July 23Received a report of harassment

in the 300 block of South East Street, possible violation of order of protection, case was referred to the Macoupin County State’s At-torney’s Office.

Cited Mary E. Lattan, 57, Car-linville for speeding on Route 4 and Willow Road.

July 24Received a report of a dog bite

LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, October 26, 2013, 10:00 A.M.

Located at the Macoupin County Fairgrounds, Route 4 North, Carlinville

JOHN FLORI LIVING ESTATE WILL SELL:FIREARMS, AMMO, ACCESSORIES: Diamond Arms .410 single

shot; Hopkins Arms side by side 12 gauge dual trigger; Hamilton Rifle Arms Co. .22 cal single shot pistol; CVA Percussion .50 cal pistol; .36 cal octagon barrel; many gun parts; early bayonet w/scabbard; 12” bone handle knife; many hunting knives; early military knife w/scab-bard; ammo boxes; assorted rifle, shotgun and black powder ammo; Benjamin Franklin .22 cal air pistol kit; etc.

APPLIANCES & FURNITURE: Whirlpool refrigerator/freezer (like new); lighted oak china hutch (v-nice); sofa; recliner; stuffed chairs; wood frame single bed; chest of drawers; tall narrow white chest of drawers; cedar chest; large bookcases; metal wardrobes; end tables; round wood kitchen table w/4 chairs; antique cabinet base w/glass pulls; antique hardwood table; antique dresser mirror; antique trunks; etc.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 1919 Prairie Farmer Macoupin County Farmers and Breeders hardback; 1879 History of Macoupin County; many old wooden crates including – Borax, ammo, blast-ing, etc.; wood recipe boxes; tin matchbox holders; lots of old cutlery; swirl granite ware; iron skillets and pots; large dutch oven; wash tubs; vintage tools – braces & bits, hacksaws, c-clamps, etc.; many wood canes; antler handle cane; large glass jar; misc. stoneware; crocks; 1971 Shakespeare Sportcast reel in box; fireman’s helmet; lots of cookbooks; old hardback readers and story books from late 1800’s & early 1900’s; partial set of Willowware dishes; pink depression glass; lots of aluminum ware; small brass anvil; antique needle and thread box; misc. costume jewelry; sewing notions; steins; framed cowboy sketching; framed prints & art work; household and related items; etc.

BEA WATSON WILL SELL:APPLIANCES & FURNITURE: Kenmore refrigerator; microwave

and cabinet; Amana deep freeze – upright (like new); antique 2-piece kitchen cabinet; antique baker’s cabinet base; porcelain top table; (2) primitive tables; leather seat wood rocker;; chest of drawers; antique Singer treadle sewing machine; antique oak dresser; 4-drawer metal file cabinet; de-humidifier; etc.

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD, ETC.: Fostoria; Fen-ton glass; 12 piece Jewel Tea set; lots of Prairie Farms bottles, glass-es, pitchers & trucks; Budweiser & Coke metal serving trays; Aladdin lamp; some fancy work; pickle jar; Buck lock blade knife; hunting knife; western knife; lots of cookware; John Wayne collectibles; 70’s Mad Magazines; linens; misc. hand tools; shovels; spades; Gilson snow blower; electric cords; antique garden cultivator; Craftsman 6.5 hp push mower; etc.

OTHERS WILL SELL:Wagon load of tools; electric tools; hardware; oversized mallard

floating decoys; etc.LATE ADDITIONS:

FIREARMS: Remington 11-87 Premier 12 ga. 3” engraved receiver, gold trigger; Mossberg 5500 combo 12 ga. w/Smoothbore slug bar-rel synth stock and scope; Mossberg 500 .410 pump. All guns are in excellent shape.Go to www.mikecrabtreeauctions.com for complete listing.

MIKE CRABTREE – Auctioneer 217-473-2507Terms: Cash or check with valid id.

Not responsible for accidents, theft, vandalism, errors or omissions. All announce-ments made sale day take precedence over all prior verbal or written matter.

PUBLIC NOTICEDowntown, Auburn and Chatham Mini Storage will be holding a public auction of property being sold to satisfy a landlord’s lien. Sale will take place at the locations listed in the order below beginning at 10 a.m. Only start time is guaranteed. List of units can and will change. Property will be sold to the highest bidder for CASH. Deposit for clean-up and re-moval required. Personal padlock required by successful bidder. Seller reserves the right not to accept any bid and withdraw any property from sale. Property being sold includes all contents in units of the following:

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2013, 10 A.M.Carlinville (N Plum)– Begin 10 a.m.

6 Mike Nejmanowski 61 Unknown16 Shirley Steward 84 Patrick Martin48 Rachel Depper

Carlinville (University)101 Josh Schneck 212 Jerry Nance132 Kayla Gillespie 355 Tabitha Hughes

LitchfieldL57 Marie ThiebaudL81 Donna Uchtman

GillespieG5 Gary Calcari G53 Susan SumwaltG11 Krista Zibirda G66 Delores GamblinG17 Robert Jones G77 Stehanie BradenG33 Annette McAfee G97 Misty Ann HarperG42 Emily Knowles

WilsonvilleW3 Jonathan RhodesW10 Armono LaraW20 Tiffany Mims Contents of units include misc. household furniture and furnishings, boxes and totes as well as all manner of other items. Items are to be removed within 24 hours of sale.

www.auctionzip.com #16741

North Auction (27 units) October 26 – 10 A.M.Auburn - 4

Chatham South - 3Chatham North – 20

Central Illinois Storage, Carlinville, IL • 217-438-3500

Estate AuctionSaturday, October 26, 2013 • 10:00 am

305 East Locust Street, Benld, IL

Kling 8-drawer dresser with mirror; chest of drawers; four-poster bed; twin beds; 5-drawers dresser; night stand; rocker; rocker-recliner; 3-piece coffee and end tables; round corner table; corner cabinet; dining room table and chairs; buffet; wall shelf; kitchen table and 4 chairs; Nesco cooker on stand; step stool; desk and chair; old quilts; twin and king sheets; bed spreads; linens; some Hall; green depression; Fenton; Club pans; usual kitchenware; antique glassware and collectibles.

Very nice, small auction so be on time!

Estate of Annabelle FirthRobert Firth Executor

Mike and Bonnie Keltner Auctioneers4400000143 and 4400000144217-854-5423 or 217-415-3596

View auction and pictures: yourauctionpage.comNot responsible for accidents, theft or loss. Any announce-

ment day of sale takes precedence over any printed material.

PRIME FARMLAND AUCTIONPRIME FARMLAND AUCTIONPRIME FARMLAND AUCTION

176 ± Quality Acres in 2 Tracts

- Located 22 miles S of Springfield, or 4 miles SE of Farmersville, in Montgomery Co., Illinois

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 - 1:00 PM Seller: Rose Whalen Farm

TTTHEHEHE LLLORANDAORANDAORANDA GGGROUPROUPROUP, I, I, INCNCNC... 800.716.8189 Bloomington, IL www.loranda.com

Farmland Auction 535.33 Acres, Macoupin Co.

Farmland and Grain Complex (over 4,000,000 bushels of storage)

Friday, November 8, 2013 9:00 a.m.

Macoupin County Courthouse Courtroom A

Carlinville, Illinois

This property will be sold in 7 parcels without reserve

Tract 1- 70.0 +/- acres (with grain facility) Tract 2 – 40.0 +/- acres (34.7 tillable) Tract 3 & 4 – 95.33 +/- acres (90.1 tillable) Tract 5 & 6 – 80.0 +/- acres (71.2 tillable) Tract 7 – 10.0 +/- acres (with house, sheds & grain facility) Tract 8 – 200.0 +/- acres (186.6 tillable) Tract 9 – 40.0 +/- acres (38.8 tillable)

Tracts 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8 are located one mile north of Carlinville in Carlinville Township. Tract 5 and 6 are located 4 miles south of Carlinville in Brushy Mound Township and Tract 9 is located 2 miles northeast of Gillespie in Cahokia Township.

TERMS Successful bidder shall be required to pay ten percent (10%) down with Certified Funds by 4:00 PM the day of the sale with remainder due and payable on December 6, 2013.

Tracts 1 and 7 will be available for inspection From 2 to 4 PM Sundays Oct. 20th and 27th For more information please visit our website at www.schroederhuber.com or contact: Bruce Huber, Managing Broker/Auctioneer 217-521-3537 Il # 441001558

Schroeder/Huber LLC 225 N. Water Street Decatur, IL 62523

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONWed., November 13, 2013, 6:30 P.M.

LOCATED AT 119 EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET, CARLINVILLE, IL (SCHWARTZ FURNITURE BUILDING WEST OF POST OFFICE)

SELLING: a 74’x100’ BLOCK AND BRICK FRAMED BUILDING WITH A 86’X56’ TWO STORY REAR ADDITION. The open floor build-ing is on a concrete slab and has a flat rubber roof. The main floor contains 3 large open plan rooms with the whole front being display windows. There is also a 1/2 bath and a loading/unloading dock room w/an overhead door. The rear second story is divided into two large open rooms. Both floors have forced air/heat. (Formerly know as The Schwartz Furniture Building.) Legally described as: Lot 107 and West Half of Lot 106, Carlinville, Macoupin County, Illinois. Lot size: 88’x165’

TERMS: Buyer(s) will be required to pay 10% of the purchase price as earnest money on auction day and the balance at closing within 30 days. Buyer(s) and sellers will enter into a written memorandum of contract on auction day. Real estate sold “as-is”. Sale subject to court approval.

REAL ESTATE SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT: Contact Mike Crab-tree at 217-473-2507 or Kent Aumann at 217-563-2523. KENNETH R. SCHWARTZ & DENNIS L. SCHWARTZ, Sellers

MIKE CRABTREE & KENT AUMANN – Auctioneers 217-473-2507 – 217-563-2523

mikecrabtreeauctions.com – aumannauctions.com

MarriagesRandy A. Durbin, Gillespie, and

Renise S. Bounds, Shipman.Donald T. McNaughton, Wood

River, and Rebecca R. Marburger, Mt. Olive.

Nicholas K. Schott and Marsha K. Lambert, both of Carlinville.

DivorcesPetitions for dissolution of

marriage filedShane Tuetken, Staunton, and

Courtney D. Tuetken, Carlinville.Ronald G. Presnell, Gillespie,

and Kari J. Presnell, Gillespie.Petitions for dissolution of

marriage grantedMandi L. McMinn, Williams-

ville, and James P. McMinn, Modesto.

Corey J. Elliott, Bunker Hill, and Patricia M. Elliott, Bunker Hill.

LawsuitsJoshua T. Miller filed a com-

plaint in forcible entry and detain-er Oct. 11 against Gwen Holmes of Virden. The plaintiff is seeking the possession of property in Virden, past due rent of $935 and the costs of the suit.

William S. Wyatt and Carol Wy-att filed a complaint in forcible entry and detainer Oct. 15 against Bobby Gene Keller of Mt. Olive. The plaintiff is seeking the pos-session of property in Mt. Olive, reasonable attorney’s fees and for such other and further relief as the court deems just and proper.

Henry Johnson filed a complaint in forcible entry and detainer Oct. 17 against Ozzy M. McIntyre of Carlinville. The plaintiff is seek-

ing possession of property in Car-linville.

FeloniesJohnnie J. Bultema, 33, of

Gillespie has been charged with aggravated battery in connection with an Oct. 5 incident in which the defendant, in committing a battery, knowingly made contact of an insulting or provoking na-ture and kicked a peace officer in the thigh.

Ted E. Hanner, 38, of Woodburn has been charged with violation of an order of protection in connec-tion with an Oct. 16 incident in which the defendant intentionally committed an act prohibited by the order of protection in that he called and left voicemails on the phone of a protected individual.

MisdemeanorsSammy L. Delp, 56, of Saw-

yerville has been charged with obstructing a peace officer in con-nection with a Sept. 16 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly continued to hold a butcher knife after being told numerous times to put the knife down.

Bradley D. Hart, 25, of Brighton has been charged with unlawful possession of cannabis in con-nection with a Sept. 17 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly had possession of not more than 2.5 grams of a substance containing cannabis.

Aaron Brown, 19, of Plainview has been charged with two counts of criminal damage to property in connection with a Sept. 24 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly damaged a property on Drew Road in that he damaged the frontyard and driveway and also remained upon the property after receiving notice from the owner to depart.

Craig A. Seaton, 31, of Wag-goner has been charged with de-ceptive practices in connection with an Oct. 10 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly delivered a bad check for $150 to Cole Excavating Service.

Elizabeth A. Huffmaster, 24, of Brighton has been charged with cruelty to animals and failure of owner’s duties to animals in con-nection with a July 31 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly abandoned a white, tan bull terrier and also failed to provide the animal sufficient vet-erinarian care when needed to pre-vent suffering.

Randy J. Aubuschon, 40, of Mt. Olive has been charged with resisting a peace officer in which the defendant allegedly know-ingly prevented an officer from breaking up a fight and pushed the officer’s hand and swung his arm, striking the officer with his elbow.

Michael W. Heisman, 22, of Raymond has been charged with possession of a firearm in con-nection with an Oct. 13 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly possessed a firearm without the requisite firearm own-er’s identification card.

DUIsThomas R. Shackelford, 39, of

O’Fallon has been charged with driving under the influence in con-nection with an Oct. 5 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly drove a 2010 black Toyota in the vicinity of North Ma-coupin and Gillespie streets at ap-proximately 12:32 a.m. The defen-dant also was issued citations for improper turn signal and failure to notify the Secretary of State’s of-fice of an address change.

Rebecca Deal-Young, 39, of Li-tchfield has been charged with two counts of driving the influence in connection with an Oct. 13 inci-dent in which the defendant alleg-edly knowingly drove a 2011 blue Nissan in the vicinity of Route 16 and Hornsby Road at approxi-mately 12 a.m. The defendant also was issued improper lane usage, illegal transportation/carrying of alcohol and speeding 40-plus mph above the speed limit as she was clocked traveling 100 mph in a 55 mph zone.

Eric S. Damm, 25, of Palmyra was involved in a single-vehicle accident Oct. 17 on West Scott-ville Road an estimated half mile east of Mt. Zion Road in Scot-tville Township at approximately 6:20 a.m. Damm, westbound in a 2005 Dodge Magnun, said a rac-coon ran in front of his vehicle. He was unable to avoid striking the animal. No injuries were re-ported and no citations were is-sued. The vehicle sustained front-end damage and was driven from the scene.

Austin B. Godfrey, 23, of Carl-inville and Janelle A. Lehr, 55, of Fidelity were involved in a two-vehicle accident Oct. 17 on Route 111 an estimated quarter mile south of Tremont Lane at approximately 3:28 p.m. Lehr was northbound in a 2008 Freightliner school bus with the vehicle’s yellow warn-ing lights and preparing to make a stop, according to the accident report from the Illinois State Po-lice. Godrey was northbound in a 1994 Infiniti. Lehn activated the red stop lights, stop sign and stop arm. Godfrey said he thought the school bus was finishing up the stop and looked down to grab a cup. At that time, Godfrey began to accelerate and looked up to see the bus was stopped. The front of the Infiniti struck the right rear of the bus, according to the ISP re-lease. The Infiniti went up a drive-way, struck a tree, spun around and came to rest on a large tractor tire approximately 60 yards from Route 111. Lehr refused medical treatment. Sixteen children were on the school bus. One child com-plained of minor injuries and was taken by ambulance to Carlinville Area Hospital. Godfrey was is-sued a citation for failure to re-duce speed to avoid an accident.

in the 100 block of East First North Street, case was referred to Macoupin County Animal Con-trol.

Received a report of theft of a license plate in the 300 block of Chiles Street.

Received a report of a stolen wallet in the 900 block of North Broad Street.

Received a report of a female being struck in the face, arrested Jeffrey M. Walker, 26, Eureka for domestic battery in the 600 block of East First North Street.

July 25Cited Jered T. Niehaus, 23, Car-

linville for driving on a suspend-ed/revoked driver’s license.

July 26Received a report of a stolen bi-

cycle in the 900 block of Johnson Street.

Received a report of harassment in the 200 block of College Av-enue.

Received a report of juveniles fighting at Tom Thumb Park, par-ents were located and juveniles were informed to stay away from one another.

Sunday Oct 27th at 1:00pm�124 B East 1st South St, Carlinville, IL�

(Saturday special preview 10-26-13: Doors open 9:00am to 12:00pm )�

Consignment/Estates Auction�

1952 Chevrolet 1500 Rat Rod Project, 1985 L235 Kubota�tractor, estates, general antiques/collectibles, Phillips 66�

sign, furniture, lots of great Christmas (to include over 100�plastic blow molds), household, guitar amp & much�more!�