Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-03-14
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solitary confinement.
Schernock is supposed to be ma
tive of Bohemia and has been in this
country number of years.
The witnesses: Frank Schenkat,
Albert Gade, Paul Gade, Ralph Serge,
H. H. Schelden, Roy Mepham, Mrs.
Emma Gade, Herman Klagos, Mrs.
Emma Schenkat.
The jury: Whitney Allen, William
Schwartz, w. A. Bellows, Henry Meng,
George H. Hood, William Bonham, Ira
Rist, Burl Davidson, Frank Robinson,
Dennis Cummings, G. L. Carpenter
and William Hyslop.
Liquid Causes Divorce
A divorce was granted in the case
of Anna Kritzer against John Kritzer.
They were married October %, 1886,
at Plain, and the separation took place
on January IS, 1918, at Reedsburg.
During the time they lived together
twelve children were born, three OF
whom are minors. Joseph is aged II,
Rose is Is and Bernetta is II. Drink,
together with cruel and inhuman treat
Inent, caused the divorce. He is to
nav ten dollars a month alimony and
fifty dollars attorneys fees.
(From Mondays daily.)
William Davis and Thomas Kelley
were sentenced to Waupun for three
years. They were found guilty of en-
tering the Charles Deyhle meat mar
ket at North Freedom. After the ar
rest Of the two men, District Attorney
James H. Hill wrote for information,
and received a message from the may
or Of Scranton, Pa, stating that moth
ing was known there of Davis. The
chief of police at Denver reported that
Kelley was on parole.
TRUMP CASE
Dan Trump was given a fine Of SIS
by the court, or one year in jail He
was accused Of conducting a gambling
place in his hotel, a lot of devices be-
ing seized by the officers. Some days
ago a fine Of $50 was imposed on the
charge Of selling liquor without a Ii
cense.
THE FOX CASE
A referee sale has been ordered in
the case of Edward Fox and others
against Henry Fox and others. The
place is the homestead Of the late
William Fox near Baraboo. The wit
nesses were H. L. Halsted, Daniel
Ruggies, Miss Mary Ruggles and H.
GrOtOphOrst There are claims
against the property. While Mr.. Fox
was living an attempt was made to
open road through the Ruggles farm
and by the side of the Fox farm. One
of the adjoining property owners refus-
ed to give land for road William Fox
decided a strip along the road to another
person to prevent the ObjectOr from get
ting into the proposed highway. This
narrow strip is in the consideration.
OTHER CASES
There was judgment for the plain
tiff in the case of John Badetscher
against Edward Temp and others.
There was a judgment for the de-
PENDANT in the case of the Crescent
Paint and Manufacturing Co. against
H. G. Graf
Paul Crawley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ G. Crawley, killed a skunk out of
season and the game warden found
it out, an easy thing to doy. The
young man has been par0led to the
clerk of court for ninety days. He
claims he did not know it was unlaw-
full to kill skunks.
dered III the case Of Thomas Barker
Judgment for the plaintiff was rem
and others VS.. William Barker and
others.
The town Of Excelsior road came up
again. Held in allegiance.
The case Of John Norton VS.. Mich
ael Norton has been continued.
There was Judgment for the plain
tiff in the case of Levi CahOon VS..
GeOrgianna K0eppke and others.
CFrom Tuesdays daily)
There was a judgment for the plain
tiff in the case of Emile Nicely and
others against Gustav Neuman and
others.
A like yerUict was entered in the
case Of John Schara against Rose
Jesse and Valentine Accola.