Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-23
CASES HEARD.
CIRCUIT COURT

kmilSchulZ the jury disagreed. MI. ,
Schulz sold his farm in the town of
to Mr.. Schencke and the
latter claimed all of the personal prop
erty was to go with the place, includ-
ing an automobile. The dispute was
over the machine. The disagreement
OF the jury leaves the case as it was
before the trial.
The witnesses: Henry Schencke, Ida
Schencke, w. Schencke, e. J. Battles,
J. r. Bates, and J. H. Claridge.
The jury: Isaac Watson, William
ScalEon, A. F. Reiner, George Butter
field, Hugo Diece, Victor Decot, Carl
Rott, w. H Bell, J. w. Churchill,
Clark Weidman, John Mears, anEf
John Luebke.
A judgement was granted in the
case of Bertha Mold VS.. A. G. Powell. |
In the case of Martin Rossiter VS..
Henry Dorow the costs were paid and
the case dismissed.
There was no appearance in the
case of the American Refractories
company VS.. c. Williams and others.
There was an action to clear title
in the cases Of Frank H. Dyke VS..
Archibald MaIlon; George O'Connor
VS.. w. S. F. Warren, and Edward
Hahn VS.. Obed Boilers, Jr.
Bungalow Case
In the case Of the State Bank of
aauk City VS.. Arthur Aldrich and
others a foreclosure was granted. o.
r. Buerki, and Joseph Dresser were
the witnesses. Some years ago Arthur
Aldrich appeared in Sank City and
gave out the impression he was veal
thy. He erected the most expensive
bungalow in the village and furnish
ed the place deliberately Later a fl
nancial cloud arose on the horizon
and the couple disappeared. Mean
while it appeared the woman may or
my not have been his legal wife. Her
name appears on the mortgage, how
ever. The house as we'll as the con-
tents have passed to other hands. The
cottage, facing the river, has attracted
much attention.
A foreclosure was granted in the
case of J. p O'Brien VS.. Lena O'Brien.
There was the clearing of title in
the case of H. L. Sarrington of Del
ton VS. John L. Ward.
On the application of j. T. Hunting
ton and others ii was granted to va
cate street in the village Of Delton.
Ray Sherhart has been granted
divorce from Clara Sherhart. Ray and
Victor Sherhart were the witnesses,
and the one child was allowed the de-
PENDANT The cause of the divorce
was given as the refusal of the defend
ant to live with the plaintiff. Her
home was at Lodi and his home at
Reedsburg.
A divorce was also granted in the
case of Paul VOlkey against Bernice
Volkey. Charles Turner and paul
Volkey were the witnesses. There are
no children, she is said to have desert
ed, and the home of the couple was in
Excelsior
Anna Crane has likewise been
granted a divorce from Alonzo Crane.
Anna Crane and William Welk were
the witnesses, non-suppOrt is given
as the cause of the action, her home
is Baraboo, his location is not known,
minors.
In the matter of the estate of the
late Samuel Nixon 500 remains in
the hands of those handling the es-
tate, L. Bonham and Attorney F.
r. Bentley. AS to whether the money
be paid Mrs. Nixon was held in abey-
anee.
The title to a piece of real estate
was quoted in the case of William HI.
Gail VS.. Samuel Weidman.
A Judgment was ganted in the
case of John Fitzpatrick VS.. Dennis
Fitzpatrick. A witness was Mary Bow
man.
Farm Suit
On the case of Frank Musich VS..
George Rohrig and son, Clerk of the
Court Frank B. Moss was appointed
receiver, this being a partition suit.
The farm of 120 acres in Delton will be
sold The three purchased the Harri-
son farm over eight miles from Bara-
boo for $4,000 and the personal prop
erty for about $4,000 more. They paid
$4,000 down, Mr.. Musich paying ST.,
500; George Rohrig, Sr paying $1,000
and George Rohrig, Jr., $500. In
time Musich left the place and the
junior Rohrig went to Chicago where
he is drawing salary of $4,000 per
week, besides a bonus. He is fore
man in a large plant. AS he drew his
salary he kept paying on the debt on
the farm. Musich wanted his money
out of the deal and sued for partition.
On the stand the wife of George Rohrig
Jr. testified she helped to milk the
COWS, plant the crops, help with the
harvest, assist with the Homework
and other duties. When she said she
did all this one of the lawyers desired