Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-08
BOTTLES UPSET
CASE IN COURT

Frank S. Bunker of Delton tossed
few liquor bottles onto the exhibit
table during the case against him as
brought by Joseph Exert and this pro-
cedure ended the suit forthwith. Mr.
Exert was formerly employed on Mr..
Bunker's farm and the owner of the
place claims that while he was away
Mr.. Exert departed The former ten
ant claimed about $35 due him and
brought the action against Bunker to
recover the amount. Mr.. Bunker came
with the whiskey bottles found
about his place and with small COM
pany of witnesses to testify for him.
That was all that was needed to win
the suit. Besides Mr.. Bunker and Mr.
Exert those who testified were Herman
Rusow, John Henifan, Robert D. Bar
ney, Charles Risley, L. N. Coapman
and L. Kleinenhagen.
In the case of M. H. Tinkham vs..
Allen Rose the court ordered the pro-
perty sold and the proceeds held by the
administrator to be placed at interest
subject to the final disposition by !. the
probate court.
Judgment was rendered in the case
of Alberetha KARL vs.. William Miller.
The case of Katharine Tooley vs..
Stephen Gasser will be submitted in
briefs
In the case of John Brietzke vs.
Louise Brietzke it was stipulated and
agreed by the parties that a referee be
appointed to sell the property in this
case and an order of reference be ap-
pointed.
1t the case of John Dorow Va. Fred
Dorow, the court found for the plain
tiff. The son, Fred Dorow, gave
land contract for his fathers farm and
later sold to J. H. Wolfenden Of Wone-
woe. The contract called for the pay
ment of about 81, 900 at low rate of
, interest and the father held that the
price at which he agreed to let his son
have the farm was fully So, 900 less
than what it was really worth. After
the sale by the son the father brought
the action to recover a larger amount.
By the decision of the court the farm
must either go back to the father or
son or Mr.. Wolfenden must pay more.
The farm is not far from Reedsburg.
e The witnesses: Fred Dorow, John
Dorow, Joseph H. Wolfenden, A. T.
Gale, A. E. Clifford, A. Sepkar, H. N.
Winchester, Mrs. Henry Dorow, Mrs.
: Fred Dorow.
! A divorce has been granted on
d counter claim in the case of John Nc
8 Lain vs.. Louisa Nc Lain Mr.. Nc Lain
t had asked for divorce, but when the
case was presented she was given the
), divorce instead and Mrs. Nc Lain was or
Y dered to pay her former husband the sum
o of $3.50. After they were married about
| three years ago and settled on a place
. near Wonewoc, he advanced some
money for improvements and the land
belonging to Mrs. McLain she was
ordered to pay it back. 1t is said that
. he is at the county infirmarY.
The witnesses: John Nc Lain, Tim
othy Eaton, Lester Roger, VIM. Sters,
Louisa Nc Lain, A. P. Vale, Donald
S Nc Kenzie, George Eaton and Herman
K rueger, Jr.
} In the case of Margaret Coyne vs.
John Hartl Judge O'Neill decided that
Margaret Coyne should have the GUS
t0dy of Annie and Agnes Hartl until
further orders of the court. The sum
t If ST. Is is to be paid from Nov l, 1912
after which 81. 50 is to be paid until
t January 10, 1914. Thescourt also af-
e iirmed the Apo intment Of James Fer
: cuson as guardian of the estate Of the
e children and Margaret Coyne as guar
e dian Of Annie and Agnes Hartl.
The witnesses: John Hartl, Mar
garet Hartl, Margaret Coyne, Dennis
Cummings, Bernard McNulty, Joseph
Lins, Patrick Coyne, Agnes Hartl, Jo-
| seph Gruber, William Cramer.
Judgment was rendered in the case
of Fred J. Hiltz vs.. Mary j. An
drus.
Court then closed with practically al
of the cases completed. Judge O'Neil
, has the happy faculty of reaching
final decision without waiting and this
clears the calendar in way highly
satisfactory to the plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS. Judge O'Neill and son-in-law,
F. D. Galway, the reporter, have re-
turned to Neillsville, their home. B.
N. Robinson the able and accomo-
dating deputy clerk, placed the scat
tered law books upon their shelves in
the library, wrote fms in the big min
ute book, closed the volume and the
work was of the term ended.