Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
chippewa Falls Heraldl

IN Chippewa Falls by Attorney Alex
Wiley Jr.. one of the executors. The
will disposes of an estate of $1,000
600. Arthur A. Mcleod of Madison,
secretary OF the State Supreme Court,
and Attorney Alexander Wiley of
Chippewa Falls city are named joint
executors.
OF the $1.O0O.OOO approximate es-
timated value of the estate (same not
having been appraised 100000 goes
in special requests. The residue of
100000 is left in a trust fund, the
income Of which goes to the widow,
Mrs Mary Marshall during her life
time. Upon her death the estate is
then to be divided among the heirs
as named in the will.
Special Requests 100000
The special requests are distributed
as follows and will be turned over to
the legatees as soon as the estate is
appraised and probated:
The Mercantile three-story building
at IL Il. Spring st. Chippewa Falls,
goes to Leon Marshall, the only sur
Assistant Cashier, First National
Bank.
The Union block, corner of Bridge
and Central SITS, occupied by the
Greep-Clausius Co, of Chippewa Falls
to Mrs Samuel jenkins, a sister.
Two thousand dollars cash to the
NJ. e. church of Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Two thousand dollars to End Day
Adventist church of Baraboo, Wis.
Three thousand dollars to each of
the NJ e. church and the Baptist
church of DeltOn, Wis, the old home
town of Judge Marshall, income Of
which to maintain resident pastor
the fund reverts to town hall and
library fund
One hundred and twenty shares of
First National bank stock of Chippe-
wa Falls to Leon Marshall and also
the stock owned by the testator in
the Consolidated Milling & Elevator
& Power Co, of Chippewa Falls.
The big farm at Delton, valued at
$4,000 goes to two trusty caretakers
of the same, who have been hard
workers on the farm for the past 80
years to wit: William Hilman, 500
acres and Guy House 100 acres.
William Marshall, the aged broth
err residing on this farm gets a res
idence on the big farm the rest of
his life and about 1000 in cash in
lieu of previous settlements made to
him by Judge Marshall.
Mrs. Mary Marshal, the widow, is
given $25 900 in cash and an income
for life from the residue of $500, 900.
ellison Glazier, of Madison, now
state law librarian (Which position
was secured him by Judge MarshalD
rs given $4,000 cash. He was secre-
ltary to Judge Marshall.
Harry Walker. of Madison, friends
Of the testator is given $4,000 cash
Mrs Bertha Thomas (nee Bertha
TillOtson) and husband is given S.
900 cash.
A. A. Mcleod, of Madison, gets
$4,000 cash.
Mrs. Amy Marshall. widow of For
Forrest Marshall Jr., is given ST.
900 cash
Ralph Thomas and Bertha Thomas
of Madison. the three children. of Gil
son Glazier. and Gibson Glazier, Mrs.
j. j. Phelan of Chippewa Falls, Mrs.
Lydia Marshall, four children of Alex
Wiley. Jr., and youngest son of Frank
Jenkins, Sr, each to get $500 cash.
A special appropriation is made for
publishing and circulating 500 copies
of Judge Marshalrs biography, to be
written by Gibson Glazier, his former
private secretary. Also a provision for
oil paintings of his likeness to be pre-
scented to the Supreme Court, HistOr-
ical Library at Madison and each
Circuit court in which he was circuit
Judge.
Special bequest for his executors to
build a monument to himself and wife
in Forest Hill cemetery. Madison, at
a cost not to exceed $4,000.
Special appropriation to pay the
executors. Attorney Mcleod and Wi
ley. as follows: $4,000 cash for serv-
ices for the first year and $1,000 cash
for every succeeding year until the
estate is finally settled and turned
over to The heirs. If this appropria-
tion is not found to be sufficient for
paying the cost of handling the estate
the judge of the probate court may
increase the compensation to a suf-
ficient amount.
Half Estate to Charity BeneVolences
The estate consists in stocks and
bonds, good interest bearing securi-
ties, big holdings of fine timber lands
in California and Oregon Gall choicest
pine). BY the terms of the will as
filed today practically half of this
estate will go to charity, when it is
finally settled. Judge Marshall re-
membered his Alma Mater, Lawrence
college. with a gift of one-siXth of his