Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
CHURCHILL CASE
HEARD FUTURE
No Action at the Present Term of
the Circuit Court on Canadian
Land Deals
(From Thursdays daily.)


ionaire estates 90 is pending in JUS
tice court and another, the Johnson
case, has gone to the supreme court
on a writ of error. The third case,
the one brought by Miss Celia Kast,
has been dismissed. AS recalled
Churchill came to Reedsburg and
Baraboo with the information he had
several millions of the Morris esf
tate to distribute. In the meantime
he sold Canada land, taking cash and
liberty bonds as part payment. The
question has arisen as to. whether or
not he owns an inch of earth. In the
meantime he spends his days in the
Sauk county Jail
jury Dismissed
The jury asked Judge O'Neill that
they be excused to see the excite
ment, at Reedsburg. The petition.
came along just as the last case was
being tried so they were dismissed
for the term.
Divorce Granted
A divorce has been granted in the
case of Clara Niemeyer VS.. Benjamin
Niemeyer, Baraboo He disappeared
about a year ago and has not return
ed Mrs Niemeyer was given the
custody of the child by the court
and also a small amount Of property.
Desertion is given as the ground for
the action.
Told to Vanish
Some people get out Of town be-
cause they desire to do so and others
because they are told to do so.
When the case of the State of Wis
consin VS.. Alvin Thorn was called
he was told to leave for a healthier
climate. The charge was a statutory
one.
Other Cases
The case of John Brunhoefer, Jr.,
VS.. Louis Cowles is not for trial.
=. The~.case-vo vof, August Goerks VS..
Edwin Goerks has been settled.
The case of Pearl Wiatrok VS.. Frank
Wiatrok has gone by default. The
defendant is not here.
The case af Ada Murphy VS.. VIM.
Murphy will be tried at Madison.
The case of Clement Kietzke VS.,
A. E. Kelley ct al, has been settled.
The case of George Jenewein VS..
Emma Jenewin will be tried at Madi-
son.
(From Fridays Daily
The partition suit of William A.
Lamberton and others against Adel-
bert M. Lamberton and others occupi-
ed considerable time of the court.
The relatives desire to divide an es-
tate the principal portion of which is
300 acres of land in the towns Of
Dellona and Winfield. Among the wit
nesses were P. G.. Lamberton, w. A.
Lamberton, A. M. Lamberton, P. l..
Terry and George Horkan It was
necessary for Judge James o'Neill and
others to go to Reedsburg to take
the deposition of Mr.. HOrkan. He
fell some time ago and is not able to
be about The Lamberton farm will
no doubt be sold.
The case of Charles Faivre VS..
Frank Dyke was settled. The dispute
was over a highway.
In the case of Alice Lord VS.. T. H.
Lord the plaintiff was given the GUS
tody Of two of the children. The fam
lily formerly resided in New York
City, Mrs. Lord and the children com
ing to Baraboo few years ago. The
mother and children returned to the
east a few months since.
The case of Charles. r. Catlin VS..
Jay Farwen was settled.
Slip on Divorce Action
A divorce was not granted in the
case of Arthur Bump VS.. Ella Bump
of Fairfield. The court held there
was not sufficient evidence to warrant
granting a decree. There is son
and daughter. the former with the
father and the latter with the mother
A divorce was granted in the case
of Pearl Wiatrok vs. Frank Wiatrok
of Winfield The husband has vanish
ed leaving as property a small equity
in farm. There are no children.
The witnesses were the plaintiff,
Ray Black, and A L. Kleeber.
In the case of Anna Gendrich VS..
Patrick Love, an action to clear title
was granted.
A correction was made in the
description of property owned by
Edmund Schmidt.
In the case of Calvin Winnie
mortgage was discharged.
In the case of James Gregory VS..
Robert J. Wood, an action to clear
title was granted.
Foreclosure was granted in the
case of Robert Buerki VS.. NJ. Jacoby.
The case of the State of Wiscon-
sin VS.. Miss Rose Platt has been
settled. 1t will be recalled acid was
thrown on Howard Jones during