Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-07
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale,
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court
Wood County.
George E. Bensley, Plaintiff,

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Estate Of Marian L. Bensley, deceased, and
Bertrand 6. Chaudos, Jennie Goodrich, Lucy
Rountree and Nellie HaIdesty, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
judgment OF foreclosure and sale rendered and
entered in the above entitled action in the
Circuit Court of said Wood county on the 23Id
day of May, 1898, no part of said Judgment
having been paid, no1 any of the lands therein
described having been redeemed theTetrOm, and
said Judgment having been duly assigned and
transferred to Chas. ". Howard, who is now the
owner and holder thereof, l, the undersigned,
Sheriff OF said county of Wood, viii, on the 18th
day OF April, 1885, at , O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day, at the front door of the Court House
III the city OF Grand Rapids, Wood county, Wis
consin, offer for sale ana sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
lands and premises, described i'll said judgment,
satisfy said Judgment with interest and subse-
quent costs, the same being situated in the
county of Wood and State of Wisconsin, to-wit;
All that tract of land known as Lot number
-Four q) in Section number Eight (l which lies
East Of Main street, in the village of Centralia,
and Lots number One o. Two (0 Three () and
also Lots number Two (0 Three () Four ~ Five
% Six () and Seven "a in Section number
Five, % and Lot number One q. in Section
number Four G. All in Township number
twenty-five (2Y North of Range number Six ()
East.
Excepting and reserving thereout, and which
was a part and parcel thereof, the following
described pieces, tracts or parcels of land to-Wit;
commencing at d point bearing South Eighty
two g.. degrees East Four ~ chains from the
Southeast corner of Block number One o. in
the village of Centralia, thence North Seven "a
degrees, Fifteen Q5) minutes East Two () chains
thence South Eighty-tWo (SY degrees, FOrty-tive
(45) minutes East Two c) chains, thence South
Seven q degrees Fifteen % minutes West One
O chain and Fifty (5O links, thence South
Elghty-tWO tS9 degrees, Forty-tye Q5) minutes
East one ~ chain, thence South Seven "a de-
grees, Fifteen Q5) minutes West Fifty (5O) links,
thence North Eighty-tWo (S0 degrees Eorty-fye
4) minutes West Three 81 chains to the place
- ar-1-+ +,-@ 30 IL
OF land. Also, the right of drawing from the
race or canal near and adjoining said premises
Two Thousand 10000 inches of water under
Eleven QD feet head. Together with the right
of way or passage of water from said premises
across said 1irst mentioned lands to the river for
the purpose Of a tail race following the nearest
and most practicable route to the bank Of said
river, and the right to tortity near and adjoining
the North line OF said lands against high water,
rcserYing the right to build and maintain It
bank four feet high along the west side of said
premises, which last mentioned premises were
conveyed by Ira Harris and wife to George
Weller by deed dated October 9th, 1860. Also
excepting Block number TWenty-nine (29 Thirty
one sd Thirty-tWo 3D and Thirty-six C36),
TWenty-seven (2O Thirty-four C3D and Lot
number Eight () of Block Twenty eight Isl, all
in Harris Addition to the village of CenJTalia as
plated and recorded in the office of the Register
Of Deeds, in said county Of Wood, and being a
part Of said Lot Four [l Section Eight Isl; also
excepting another portion of said Lot number
Four al Of said Section Eight Isl now owned by
one Reuben c. Lyon and bounded as follows:
Commencing at Il point Fifty [5Ol links east of
the bank of the slough on the section line
between sections Eight Isl and Seventeen III in
said Township Twenty-Five [22l North OF Range
Six [6l East, thence West along the Section line
Fifty sol links to the bank of the slough, thence
up and along the bank thereof Three Isl chains
and Fifty [5OI links to a large rock thence East
Two ri chains, thence on a southerly course to
the place Of beginning, containing Seventy [7Ol
rods of land. Also the right of way to ana i'll
common with the owners and assigns of said
first described premises as a passage way, and
for the purpose of q mill yard, all that land
lying east OF Main street and the South half of
Block number -Four E4l in the village of Cen
t~ralia, and the West bank of the slough, and
also the right to build and maintain a dam or
dams at the upper end of the island and at the
lowest place on the island below said described
premises, and to construct and maintain Il road
ON the west bank of said slough below said
premises, hereby intending to convey all the
water power where the old Whitney saw-mill
was located. excepting and reserving forever
thereOut Il tree passage way over the dam, for
the purpose OF running lumber without him
drance or delay, to the owners of first described
| premises and their legal representatives Also
excepting and reSerVlng from the conveyance
all that part Of Lot Three III of said Section
Eight Isl bounded on the East by the highway,
which is a continuation III a nOrtherly direction
of French street i'll Harris addition to the
village of Centralla, on the South by Lincoln
street and the westerly continuation, on the
West by the Section line between Sections Seven
RI and Eight Isl, and on the north by a line
parallel to the center Of Lincoln street at the
distance of Sixty LG0l rods therefrom. Also
excepting a piece OF land ounded as follows:
Commencing at the Northwest corner of the
Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter,
being in Lot Three III of Section number Five
[5l in Township twenty-five [22l North of Range
humber Six ~ East; Thence east along the
North line Of said Lot, Eleven III chains to the
highway, thence along the said highway in a
southwesterly direction Six Isl chains and Fifty
1901 links, thence in Il northWesterly direction
Seven ri chains and Sixty-three 1851 links to the
place of beginning, containing Two III acres
and Eighty 1851 roqs Of land, together with all
the privileges and appurtenanCes to the same
belonging.
Dated at the Sherif's Office in the City of
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, this Goth day of
february, 1895.
JOHN LINDAHL,
Sheriff of Wood County, Wis.
HOOPER & HOOPER, Nv.
Attorneys for Chas. w. Howard, Assignee.