Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-23
Two Weeks Session Ends Today
and Judge Wickham Re-
turns Home
DELOR BEAULIEU DRAWS
FOUR YEARS AT WAUPUN
Ed Guile Adjudged Insane and Sent
To State Hospital at
Oshkosh

Inc May term OF circuit court ended
today and Clerk of Court Kermott took
Judge Wickham and Court Reporter
4. III. Shoemaker to Holcombe this af
ternoon to catch the Omaha train for
Eau Claire
Two criminal cases had not been dis
posed of when the News-Budget went
to press last week The commission
! that investigated the mental condition
of Ed Guile reported him insane and
he was sent to the Northern Hospital
at Oshkosh until recovery, when he is
to be brought into court again.
Delor Beaulieu. who plead guilty to
incest, was sentenced to, four years at
| Waupun, the first day to be spent in
solitary confinement.
Disposition of other cases was as
| follows:
Continued Albert Holak VS.. Geo
Schultz; Samuel r. Lippincott, Jr, VS..
Nels Reihmer; Crane 4 Ordway Co. vs..
p. n. McQuillan Helen r. Loersch VS..
George B. Loersch; G. c. Humber VS..
Peter Reichel.
Cases settled: AXel Berger VS. Nate
Hand; Fritz Dry Goods Co. VS.. Louis
Gagnon: Crane 4 Ordway Co. VS.. =. A.
McQuillan; Union State Bank VS..
Flambeau River Lumber Co.; James
Woods VS.. George w. Uttormark A. G.
Thompson VS.. j. H.. Meyer, G. M. Oh
son, and Mrs. e. Argetsinger, as school
board; EllingsOn Lumber Co. VS.. Town
~ III Int To,
Co. VS. Frank Pulaski
Frank r. Stare VS.. Fred wager;
Judgment of 500 for plaintiff.
E. c. Bates VS.. A. w. Devilliers ct al;
special verdict of $50 for plaintiff
Charles B. Collins VS.. f. c. Taylor;
court ordered jury to bring verdict for
plaintiff.
Henry A. Jones vs.. Farmers Mutual
Town Fire Insurance Co. Of Rusk
County; Judgment for plaintiff of 5000
with per cent interest from Oct. 3,
1913. and costs.
Bank of Staplehurst VS.. e. ID. Lacy,
doing business under name and style Of
Lacy Nero. & Mfg. Co. This case was
settled as against e. ID. Lacy, but judg-
ment was granted plaintiff against
Lacy Mere. & Mfg. Co.
Bank Of StaplehurSt VS. j. o. Sin
clair; Judgment for plaintiff, $2600.65.
Gordon VanTine Co. VS.. Holy Trinity
Congregation ct al Judgment for
plaintiff. $29977.
Peter Barten VS.. Theodore Sillman
verdict of $31.1S for plaintiff.
International Harvester Company VS..
Grassland Farms, Inc; Judgment for
plaintiff, $314S2.
State Bank of Ladysmith VS. e. II.
Jacobs Judgment for plaintiff, $13-
095.57.
Chetek State Bank VS.. j. III. Voight
Judgment for plaintiff, $329 and costs.
e. NJ. Worden VS.. Fred NJ Yeager
Judgment for plaintiff, $1S6.02.
Other cases in which judgments were
granted plaintiff were: Bank of Staple
hurst VS.. Port Arthur Farms & Stock
Co. George Bratina VS.. Stanley Gallus
A. w. Jipson VS.. G. A. Cummings; Il. e.
French VS.. E. f. Murphy; Walter
Sweetman ct al VS.. Hans Peterson;
Bank of Staplehurst VS.. J. o. and r. o.
Sinclair State Bank Of Bruce VS.. VIM.
r. Kring State Bank of Ladysmith VS.
]. o. and r. O. Sinclair; State Bank OF
Ladysmith vs. j. O. Sinclair; Manufac-
turerS Bank VS.. William Snyder; E.
Tracy Brown VS.. f. l.. Dean ct al;
Thornapple Land Co. VS.. Clarence l..
ErlanSOn ct al.
Cases dismiSSed State Bank Of La
dysmith VS.. Julia Ryall; w. n. Best
VS. ID. W. MalOney; William Wallace
vs. Charles Fetting; Sylvester Urman-
ski VS.. H. Roscoe and Andrew Huns
berger; f. w. TOpliff VS.. Sam Stewart:
II. +. Armstrong VS.. II. O. and Anna
Wiesner; NJ. ]. Walker VS. John and
Marie Bells, A. f. and Margaret Haw-
ley.
The case Of William H. Cherry VS..
John Sheffield will be heard at Eau
Claire.
Divorces were granted in the follow
ing cases: Fannie COwan VS.. James
Cowan Zlsanna Fusek VS.. Thomas
FuSek Sarah A. Cook VS.. James Cook;
John Reed VS. Elizabeth Reed; Mary
Copp VS.. Eugene Copp; Nora Gown VS..
Hugh Gown: Henry Fensky VS.. Ger
trude Fensky; ROch GaciOch VS., Fran
els Gacioch: Mabel A. Connell VS.. Leo
J. Connell.