The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-02-12
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

attorneys and suitors resulted in the
matter being settled out Of court. II.
Wallschlager was attacking the dis
posal of an estate estimated at over
$4,000, made by his mother in which
he had been cut off. The terms OF
settlement were not given out.
After an agreement was reached in
regard to the division of the oafend-
ants property, and the custody of the
minor child, Margaret Meehan was di-
vorced from Thomas Meehan, who re-
sides in the town OF Franklin, on the
charge of cruel and inbuman treat
ment.
Anna Spann was divorced from Au-
gust Spann, both parties residing at
Kiel. BY the terms of the divorce
judgment the plaintiff receives the
custody of the two minor children,
some property and support of the chill
dren. T defendant was about to
contest the divorce proceedings, but
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rights was reached, withdrew and per.
mitted the divorce to be granted with
out a contest
Mary Tadych was granted divorce
from John Tadych who makes his
home at Oshkosh. The complaint was
cruel and inhuman treatment and a
failure on Johns part to provide the
necessaries of life. Both parties for
merly resided at Oshkosh. Mary was
also permitted to resume her maiden
name.
William Neuser sought to be freed
from his wife Francisco on the charge
of desertion. This couple met and
were married in the evening of life,
. both being well over % years OF
age. The defendant claims that
be made life unbearable for her,
so she was forced to leave him, but re-
fused to ask for divorce on her OWE
part In divorce cases, If a charge OF
desertion is brought, the desertion
must have existed for year or more,
so the plaintiff on his own motion,
asked to have his bill of divorce dis
missed.
Della Hudson, young LADY OF "a
years or more wasdivorced from Charles
f. Hudson. Some years ago the cot
pie met, as she stated, in the down town
district of tho city, and about 3 weeks
after, she departed unknown to her
relatives, for Baraboo, where she mar
ried the defendant. They lived to-
gether for year or more, then the
defendant took french leave for parts
unknown.
The bonds of matrimony were dis
solved in the case of Minnie VS.. Louis
Fokett, residents of Reedsvile.' The
charge was cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The defendant will be required
to nav small sum each month toward
the support of the child.
ma La Fore was granted divorce
from her husband Joseph La Fore for
the reason that he is now confined in
the States prison at Waupun and will
be for period of 3 years or more,
being sent up from Racine. They
were married in 1912 and lived together
but very short, when he disappeared
not to be heard of again, until she re-
ceiyed word from vhe authorities at
Racine that he was being held in Gus
'gtodv.
Dora Stapleton, another resident of
Sheboygan was granted a divorce from
Edward, who is shiftless fellow. She
was also permitted to resume her maid
en- name. She knew the plaintiff but
a month when she received proposal
of marriage which she accepted against
the wishes of members of her family.
A brother testified as 10 her residence
in Wisconsin, also stated that he had
never seen her husband. She is but
rs.
Henry Noldman, up to short time
ago resident of the town of Meeme,
but now living in Sheboygan County,
was married in September 1910 to
Lena Noldman, a divorced woman,
many years his junior. After brief
courtship, they departed for Grown
Point, Indiana, where the marriage
ceremony was performed. But life
with him was not fast enough, so in
res ponse to a love letter from another
'sgentleman" in October of the same
year, she left the plaintiff and is now
living with the other man. This being
strong case on plaintiffs part, he
was granted divorce without any
objections.
On Saturday morning arguments
we're heard on motion 70 show cause
Why the plaintiff Theresa Mayer
should not have the custody of the
children and the possession of the l20
acre farm, at School Hill owned Joint
ly by the defendant Matthias Mayer
and his wife, during the tendency of a
divorce action, also why the defend
ant should not leave the place while
the action was pending. A solution OF
the question was reached by holding
& the motion open, aad allowing the par
ties short time to get together and