Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-13
Wood Circuit Court

Wood Circuit Court. Cir
cult Court convened on Monday last,
and adjourned till the first Monday in
April We give the Calendar below.
The same jury will answer to their
names in April.
Calender.
Wood County Circuit Court, FeJ'y
Term 4. ID. 1878.
Henry A. Sampson, as John Rablin ;
civil action. NJ. Strope for Plaintiff,
Park & Jones for Defendant.
M. Clifford Eft. A., as T. Hurley
& H. Byrns civil action. Park &
Jones for Plaintiff, G. NJ. Webb for
Defendant.
Hiram Gum, as John Rablin civil
action. c. NJ. Webb for Plaintiff, L.
z. Powers for Defendant.
Thaddeus Sherman, Is Chas. Quick
& julie Vogle /; civil action. c. NJ,
Webb for Plaintiff. L. P. Powers for
Defendant.
Edward Faubert, Us Peter Duvill
ejectment. G. NJ. Webb for Plaintiff,
L. p. Powers for Defendant.
Isaac G. Mann, as G. S. Wskely &
Wife; Foreclosure. L. Z. Powers for
Plaintiff, C. NJ. Webb for Defend
ant.
J. A. Robb & John Rablin, Is Elm
ger E. Whipple. L. P. Powers for
Plaintiff, G. NJ. Webb for Defend
ant
Albert Lyon, Us H. Fl. Compton
appeal. L. P. Powers for Plaintiff, G.
NJ. Webb for Defendant
VIM. Vile, Us Sarah A. Vile !; Di-
vorce. G. M. Webb for Plaintiff, L.
P. Powers for Defendant.
Michael Clifford, as 0. Garrison Et
Al. civil action c. NJ. Webb for
Plaintiff, j. 0. Raymond for Defend
ant.
John Jackson, as w. s. Banker
civil action c. NJ. Webb for Plaintiff,
O. B. Lapham for Defendant.
w. C. Trahern, rs George Hiles;
civil action. c. NJ. Webb for Plaintiff,
Powers & Strope for Defendant.
VIM. Kline, as 0. Noyer civil act
ion. l.. 2. Powers for Plaintiff, c. NJ.
Webb for Defendant
Thos. Weston Et. Al as \. A.
Plaisted Et. Al. Default. c. NJ.
Webb for Plaintiff.
Thos. Weston Eft. al. as L. c. Ham
mond Et a. 5; Default. c. NJ. Webb
for Plaintiff.
Sophia White, rs John White; Di
vorce-Dcfault C. NJ Webb for Plain
tiff.
Emma Voyer, Us Severe Voyer; Di-
vorce-Default C. VI. Webb for Plain
tiff.
J. NJ. Rollins, rs Margaret J. Wor-
den; Default. c. NJ. Webb for
Plaintiff.
James Allabv, Us Chas, NJ. Forbes
81 ,-:fn E,roolng,,rn Haf,ul+ OH,
Turner for Plaintiff.
Gerard B. Allen, rs Henry Reed
Ef. AZ. motion. Finche. Lynde 4
Miller for Plaintiff, L. p Powers & c.
d. Webb for Defendant.
r. p. Houghton Et. A., as NJ. j.
Worden & 4. D. Worden Foreclos-
ure-Default. j. D. Witter for Plain
tiff
State of Wisconsin, rs t. \. Pitts.
C. Q. Baker for Plaintiff, c. NJ. Webb
for Defendant.
The Small POx Excitement
Quite little excitement was OCCASION
ed last week from a supposed case of
small pox at Mr.. Grace's Hotel. The
unfortunate man was Immediately TAX
en- outside the city limits to comfort
able quarters and good nursing was
provided for him. 1t has been rumor-
ed that it was not genuine case of
small pox. We are informed by May
or Lunt that DR.. Witter pronounces it
the varioloid. Mayor Lunt after the
mans removal closed the school and
ordered the meetings at the churches,
and all gatherings to cease. 1t has
been thought by some that the Mayors
action was hasty and premature. We
won't answer the riddle, but would en-
quire Had the Mayor been less active
and the disease been allowed to spread
would there not have been wonderful
sight Of fault with the authorities for
not doing just what Mayor Lunt has
done? An ounce Of preventive is
worth a pound of cure, says an old