Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-30
CIRCUIT COURT
(From Mondays Daily. }

case of Jennie Watts of Baraboo vs..
Cyrus B. Watts. His location is not
known There is one son, Charles
Watts.
The case of Martha Joachim vs.
Frank Thompson will be heard before
q court commissioner. The trouble is
over a will.
The case of Hazel Miller vs. John
Miller resulted in divorce. There are
two children, there is no property, no
alimony, and they reside at LaValle.
The plaintiff and Belle Sloniker were
the witnesses.
There was judgment of divorce in
the case of Lucy w. Goss VS. Kenneth
Goss.
Three witnesses were examined in
the case of Belle Harvey vs.. James
Harvey; Mrs. Harvey, Frank Fish and
E. C. Gottry. Divorce was granted
The case of Alliefretta Aspel vs..
Mary Sanderson was over an account
ing
Title was quieted in the case of
Frank Hough vs. Augustus w. Clark.
(From Tuesdays Daily.J
The case of Sophia Mitchell VS. Alvin
r Farr has been taken under advise
ment A deed to farm in Woodland
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, be-
fore he died to their grandson, Mr.. Farr,
with the agreement that he care for
them. Later Mr. Mitchell asked to
have the farm decided back to himself
and wife and about two days afterward
the old gentleman died. Mrs. Mitchell
and others are now suing to have the
deed set aside that they may share in
division of the property. The farm is
said to be worth all the way from 81, 900
to IS, 000 Among the witnesses were;
H. L. Hale, James Mitchell, W. H
Mitchell, Nellie Good. John Mitchell
DR.. W. ]. Miller,J. E. Morter, William
st. John, Helwig Borchers, Bonnie
Farr, Oscar Colvin, Alvin Farr, Alice
Farr, William Sherman, Elsie Davis
and Mr.. Platzka.
There was preliminary hearing in
the case of John B. Bartholomew VS..
Elmer E. Mills.
Judge O'Neill advised A. J. Gould
and Fl. J. Case reach settlement None
was recorded at the time.
No divorce was granted in the case of
Mae Alice Kingsley vs. Floyd Kingsley.
Ruth Cole testified as witness. The
couple resides at Delton.
The case of Mary Reisz VS. the North
western National Life was dismissed.
(Erom Tuesdays Da1ly.)
The case of Jennie Pine vs. L. F.
Wells was taken under advisement.
Mr.. Wells resides in Spring Green
and exchanged farm in Iowa county
owned by Mrs. Pine for land in North
Dakota. She claims her farm in Iowa
county was worth SIS, 900 and the per-
sonal property about $500 more. She
also claims that the property she re-
ceived was not worth what it was
claimed to be and that she has never
been given a deed to the estern land
MIR. Wells says he can deliver the deed
at any time. The witnesses were L.
F. Wells, Jennie Pine, P. c. Pitkin,
Herman Funk, Stephen Bailey, W. F.
COrt, Earl Pape and F. A. Cord.
Disappeared in 1901
The witnesses ties tilted in the case of
Hannah White vs.. the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and the arguments
will be heard later. The plaintiff re
sides at Waseca, Minnesota, and claims
that her husband disappeared in May
1901, and has not since been seen He
was fireman and carried a policy of
81, 500. The assessments have been
paid up to date and Mrs. White desires
the insurance. The witnesses were A.
H. Hawlsy, Margaret Nichols, Mrs J..
Hannah White and A. M. Schneider.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
There was found to be no cause of
action in the case of John B. Bartholo-
NEW vs.. Elmer E. Mills. The case was
dismissed at the close of the plaintiff 8
testimony. The witnesses were John
B. Bartholomew, Matthew Cronan, F.
B. Hook, A. w. Cable, Albert Stree
bel, M. H. Wilton and Elmer E. Wells.
The case over the sale of a hotel in
Spring Green. When Mr.. Bartholomew
came to take possession of the build
ing he found his deed called for part of
two rooms and not over to fire wall
as he thought. After he found there
was difference he brought the action.
The civil case of A. j. Gould VS.. H.
j. Case was settled. Nothing was said
about the two criminal cases that are
pending.