Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-27
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A divorce has been granted in the
case of Jessie Berg VS.. Ewalt Berg.
Cruel and inhuman treatment is Civ
en- as the cause Of action. There is
some property and two children.
The witnesses were Ewalt Berg,
Jessie Berg, Maggie Pekowsky, Olga
Pekowsky, Lena Pekowsky, Albert
Kutzburg, Ida Opperman, and Otto
Jaske
A divorce was also granted in the
case of Mildred. Faris VS.. j. Faris. Mr..
F'aris went away with the Ringing
circus last spring and non-support is
given as the cause of action. There
are no children and no property. The
witnesses were Mildred Faris, Adolph
andre and Herman C. Neitzel.
Judgment was granted in the case
of Louis Radtke VS.. Boettcher. !
There was a judgment for the de-
PENDANT in the case of H. A. Schlucke-
bier VS.. Stolte VS.. Dangel & Foss Co.
The witnesses besides the plaintiff
were w. A. Stolte and T. S. Roberts.
No conclusion has been reached in
the case Of Emil Zantow VS.. Forest
Bowers, ct al. This is the action in
which bull belonging to Mr.. ZantoW
escaped to the farm of Fred Zantow,
where an injection was made which
resulted in his death. AS recalled the
Jury decided the bull was worth $50
and the damage done to cow was
fixed as $50. The action was brought
against Mr. Bowers, who is employed
on the farm of Fred Zantow.
Divorce Granted
A divorce was granted in the case
of Thomas Harry Babb VS.. Anna Babb.
They were married a few years ago
and have not resided together much
of the time SINCE Mrs. Babb is in Chi
cago and he makes his home at Reeds
burg, being a Chicago & Northwestern
brakeman. Incompatibility is the
ground for action. Mr.. Babb has 40
acres of land near Greenwood, Wis,
and desires to enter the army. Dur
ing the stay of the Reedsburg- Baraboo
company in Texas last year he was
a member of the company and expects
now to go to Waco. There are about
$625 of accounts contracted by the
wife and himself. These he will pay.
The only witness besides Mr.. Babb
was Mrs. Cora Babb.
On Monday Judge O'Neil1 and 9TH
ers interested in the case visited the
land near Merrimack, which is being
condemned by the Wisconsin River
Power company. The case is still on
trial.
|. (From Tuesdays daily.)
The case of the Wisconsin Power
company VS.. Daniel Crosby and others
of Merrimack has been heard and the
arguments will be submitted in brief.
The Wisconsin Power company de-
sires to condemn four pieces of land
in the town of Merrimack which have
been overf1owed by the Wisconsin riv-
er as a result of building a dam at
Prairie du Sac Koerth owns 10 acres
of the land; Daniel Crosby, IS acres;
George Koerth, IS acres and D. G..
Todd, 81 acres.
The witnesses were as follows:
Daniel Crosby, A. Crosby, Oliver
Mather, George Gross, William Blaw-
usch, George Kasdorf, Samuel Peck,
George Koerth, August Kutzner, d. G.
Todd, oliver Mathew, Paul Gierman,
H. " Tenant, Gustav Yerke, May Cra-
nier, Charles Pigg, R. G. Walters and
G. C. Neff.
The. case of John G. RENE VS.. Jacob
Weitzel has been settled.
The. case of the Hartford Fire In
surance company VS.. Herbert Hamil-.
ton, ct al, resulted in judgment for
the plaintiff.
A stay Of sixty days has been or
dered IN the case of Hugh O'Connor VS..
George Horkan, ct al.
Court will adjourn some time this
week.