Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-09-27
SIGNS CONTRACT

WILL maze a Hudl Q6ClSlOu III Lu0 uudL-
ter The amount involved is $1,106|
and interest.
The witnesses: J. NJ. Meier and HUI
bert Nussbaum.
The jury: Felix Ferber, Lester.
Davis, Olga Reinking, Carl Anchor,
Christina Burgess, Hattie Smith,
Mrs. E. Fl. Groth, Emily Mercer, F.
A Nehs, G. Sprecher, Julius Steidt-
man. and Mrs. G. T. Thuerer.
The case of the Plain State bank
against George Scholl and othem
has been moved to the court calen-
dar.
The case Of Ernest Wendt against
Carl Dunse Sr. has been continued.
The case of the Plain State bank
against c. F. Wallace and others
will be heard before the court.
In the case of Martin Conway
against George Stowe, Mr.. Conway
not being present the case was dis
missed
The two cases of Joseph M. Blau
against Anthony Brechtl and Joseph
M. Blau against Herbert Nussbaum
were non-suited.
The case of Charles w. Hood
against r. l.. Fuller will not be tried
In the case of William Welk, re-
ce5ver against Albert Pagel there
was a judgment for the plaintiff by
default. g
A mortgage by Josiah Ward to
Samuel Huntley was discharged.
Cases Heard
A judgment of partition and sale
was granted in the case of Minnie
Droes and others against Mary Nix
dorf and others.
A judgment for $9097 was given
in the case of Munroe Accola against
George B. Adams. The action was
settled without trial.
A Judgment was granted in the
case of Frank Nachreiner and others
against Michael Nachreiner and
others. Frank Nachreiner was the
only witness.
A Judgment clearing a title was
granted in the case of Edna Mach
reiner and others against Christine
Knudson A partition is pendig.
Judgment was granted in the case
of Albert Niebuhr and others against
--CrandaIls wise or widow of
Simeon Crandall, several Barstows
and others.
A divorce has been granted George
A. Davis Of Baraboo from Elizabeth
M Davis. They were married in Sep
TENDER and quit living together the
next month. There is no property
and the address of Mrs Davis is not
known.
There was Judgment for the plain
tiff in the case of H. L. Halsted
against J. S. Allenda1e.
The case of Carl Gluth against j.
j. Dahlke and others was dismissed.
A land description was corrected in
the case of Lawrence Siebecker
against Davis
There was a supplemental proceed
ing in the case of Henry Janzen
against Ernest v. Black.
The case of S. F. Bowser & Co.,
against Andrew Albrecht VIII be
heard by the Judge.
The judge will decide the will case
of Elmer Weidman on the testimony
given at a previous term of court. The
case comes from Reedsburg and two
sisters and contrasting third
"y1 Jury Dismissed
The jury has been excused until
some time in November when the
remaining jury cases will be heard.
A number of court cases will be de-
cided before this session adjourns.
Judgment was granted in the case
of the Fair Publishing Co. against
the Inter County Fair of Spring
Green. The attorney for the plain
tiff stated he understood the assoc
iation had sold it's real estate and
that due notice had been served on
the officers J. E. Barnard, president,
and Ed. Hood, secretary. The amount
due the publishing company is about
$4,000.
Judgment was granted in the case
of the La Crosse Plow company
against the Wisconsin Farm Trac-
tor company
An order was granted in the appli-
cation of Albert Blanck for the dis
charge Of a certain mortgage
The case of L. P. Hewitt and 9TH
ers against William H. Payne and
Others was a clearing title action.
Granted.
Judgment was granted in the case
of the State Bank of La Vale against