Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
CASES HEARD.
CIRCUIT COURT


Reporter, Harry Manner.
! Clerk, Frank B. Mass.
Deputy Clerk, Hazel E. Moss.
| Sheriff, Herman G. Neitzel
Under-sheriff, William Welk.
A judgment of foreclosure was
granted in the case of C. A. Booth
VS.. Nathaniel Moore.
In the attachment action of Viii
liam Koerth VS.. Albert Rebel, the
case was dismissed. In a con
tract action there was also a dis
missal.
A Judgment of foreclosure was
granted in the case of John Steidl
VS.. Edward Wieglow, the total
amount being about $1358.12 be
sides the costs.
Divorces Granted
Judge Hoppman mas granted di-
vorces as follows:
There was a contest covering por
tiOns of two days in the divorce &C
ton Of Robert Wooleyer VS.. Martha
Woolever, both of LaValle. There
arc three children. The amount OF
property involved is not large. The
decree was granted after hearing
the following witnesses: Otto
Krause, Albert Albers, Aug. Pagel,
Iva Woolever Geneyieve Rabuck,
Meta Doering, Miner Perry, Flor
ence Stowe, Robert Woolever, Will
lam Sloniker, Hilda Schroeder, Mar
tina Woolever, DR.. Ada Lampson,
Frank Leonard, Elmer Jepson, Will
lam Stowe, Clarence Kingery, Ed
it'll Mihlbauer, and Robert Woolev-
er.
A decree was granted in the case
of Frank Darr VS.. Vera Smith Darr.
Their voyage on the matrimonial
sea was brief for they were mar
ried on July 5, 1924 and separated
on July %, 1924, There is one child.
Wed at Mauston
A divorce was likewise granted
in the case Of Florence White VS..
Omar w. White. They were mar
ried at Mansion, on May 4, 1914.
Mrs. White is at Wonewoc and Mr..
White is in California. There are
two children and no property. Eve
Ign White and M. Doering were the
witnesses.
Man in the Case
There was an annulment of the
marriage in the case of Albert Rus
sell Sanders VS.. Eta Sanders. They
we're married in st. Louis and he
claims she had another husband at
the time At present he resides in
Madison and he thinks Mrs. Sand
ers is now in Louisville.
other Cases
There was a foreclosure in the
case of the State Bank of Sank
City VS.. Peter M. Schmidt.
Judgment was granted in the
case of the Reedsburg Farmers
co. VS.. Fl. w. Seamans,
Sentenced and Lectured
Robert Harris. farmer living
near Lime Ridge, was found guilty
on two counts, possession and sale
of intoxicating liquor. On the
first count, he was fined $500 and
costs or serve 80 days in the coun
ty jail, on the second count he was
sentenced to the house of correc
ton in Milwaukee for 60 days.
When the sentence was prom
ounced Judge Hoppmann gave the
defendant some good advice, He
told him to let liquor alone. for he
could not expect his wife and three
daughters to live with him if he
! INDUCED in intoxicants The
court further warned him that if he
persisted his wife might seek di
vorce, his property would be divid
ed and his portion placed in the
hands of a guardian that he not be
come a public charge. After this
Harris went away in charge Of
Sheriff H. C. Neitzel.
Effort to Paddock Building
An effort is being made to place
a paddock on the John McCabe
building in Reedsburg on the
ground that liquor has been solo
there. The witnesses were Johr
McCabe, Fred Rose, Frank H. Duke
Charles Mattice, Frank Camp anC
August Torstorup. Briefs will bt
filed
In the case of Thomas ingalls,
mortgage was discharged.
In the case of the State Bank O
Merrimack against Chris. Bern
hardt there was a change in The
amount of the judgment of $70.56.