Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-09-15
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS MONDAY

Circuit court opened on Monday
evening with the following court
officers present:
Judge James O'Neiell, presiding.
F. d. Galway, reporter.
Frank B. Moss, clerk
Henry j. Bohn, district attorney
Herman Neitzel, sheriff
William Welk, under sheriff
Mrs. Hazel E. Moss, deputy clerk
Judge O'NeiIl called the calendar,
the following being the most import
ant items:
The case of the State of Wisconsin
VS.. Herman Spoonholtz violation of
the excise laws, was placed at the
bottom of the calendar in order for
one of the attorneys to have time to
investigate.
A dismissal was asked in the case
of the State VS.. Cora Hawalleck
Drimosky.
Dismissal was also asked in the
case of the State vs.. Dennis Glossy,
charged with rockies driving of an
automobile The matter was taken
under adyisement.
The case of Lucy N. Case VS.. the
City of Baraboo has been settled.
The cases Of John Wutz VS.. John
Rutland are not for trial.
The case of Edward Antrim VS..
Richard Meyer was dismissed.
Hospital Case
There was an argument in the
case of Charlotte E. Smith and others
VS.. William Brown. On December 3,
1917, Earl Squires was injured while
assisting in operating stump puller
in the town of Greenfield, being en-
pIoyed at the time by Mr.. Brown. An
action to recover 5000 hospital bill
from Mr.. Brown has been brought by
Miss Smith and her partner, Miss
Nan Moore. Miss Moore is now i'll
with tuberculosis in Canada and not
able to testify in the case. The case
has been continued several times and
when another continuance was asked
the court took the matter under adj
visement, an affidavit to be filed in
the mean time. Miss Smith returned
from Canada a few days ago and is
now in Baraboo.
The case of the State Bank of Mer-
rimack VS. Herman Weinke was re-
ferred
The case of D. N. Trump VS.. Ed.
Donahue will probably be settled.
The case of Charles LyckbeTg VS..
Stephen Legman may be settled.
The case of William S. Cramer VS..
Marvin J. Tyler will be heard by the
judge instead of the jury.
The case of w. G. LaRue VS.. Theo-
dore Stoeckman will also be heard by
the court
The case of William Schmalz VS..
Lewis Fischer has been settled.
The case of E. N. Zentmeyer VS..
T. S. Wells was continued.
The case of Raymond Weitzel vs.,
, Joseph J. Weitzel is not for trial.
The case of the Universal Talking
Machine Co., VS.. George w. Hatha-
way will be tried at Madison.
The ease of the First National
Bank of Baraboo VS.. Ed. Antrim is not
for trial n
The case of Sam Goddard VS.. The
, City Of Baraboo may not be for trial
The case of J. S. Slauson VS.. j. B.
: Dickerson is not for trial.
The case Of Ossie Brand VS.. Moul-
ton Brand has been dismissed.
The case of Ned Nedimoch VS..
Henry Potterville was placed on the
jury calendar.
The case Of Carrie Travis VS.. John
Travis may be settled.
The cases of Augusta II. Lunstrom
, VS.. Irene Bussie has been continued.
The case of John Buehler VS.. Ed
ward M Antrim will be decided by
, the jury instead Of the court.
Tibet case of George c. De BRONX
VS.. John Lemensueer is not for trial.
The case of Emma PAIL VS.. Ed
ward PAIL has been dismissed.
The case of J. G. Payne VS.. John
Meisser is not for trial.
The case of the State of Wisconsin
vs.-John Rolof was placed on the cal
endar.
The divorce case OF Gross VS.. Gross
dismissed.