The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-01-15
Married Woman Admits
Her Relation With Will
liam Injerson.
MAN WAS WARNED
Lover Was Warned to Stay
Away and Promised to Do
So; Caught Last Night.

Caught in the bedroom of home
which he had been visiting as the low
er of the wife, William Injerson, %
of 722 Market street, was arrested
Sunday night by Detective Breidt and
Police Officer Amberlang, and charged
with a serious statutory offense. The
woman, Mrs. Lizzie Raymond, 1922
South Congress street, was also ar
rested on q similar charge.
This morning Injerson came into
the municipal court and entered g
plea of guilty to the charge. He was
given a sentence of two years in the
state reformatory at Green Bay. The
woman pleaded guilty also, but SEN
tence was deferred in her case, until
an investigation could be made Of the
circumstances in her home.
Had Promised to Part.
Injerson had formerly been ledger
/ in the Raymond home, but had been
requested by the husband to leave the
home. He did so, but continued te
visit there's from time to time. Ray
mond, who works nights, discovered
the situation last June, and took tht
matter up with the district attorney
He had intended at the time, it is
said, to seek divorce.
However, for the sake of his chill
dren, Raymond finally agreed to DROP
the case and try to establish once
more a happy home. His wife prom
ised that she would not see her para
mour again, and Injerson, who was
sought out and pleaded with by the
husband also promised that he woulc
stay away from the home.
| Sunday night at 9:15 p. M. the po
lice received a complaint that Mrs
Raymond was receiving a masculine
visitor at night when her husband is
away at work, and that he /coulc
doubtless be found there this time.
Detective Breidt and Officer Amber.
lang were sent out in answer to the
complaint They found Injersor
there, hiding in the bedroom. There
was some talk of gun and of INFER
sons being a deputy sheriff. But In
ierson, when questioned by the police
said that he was merely spoofing Mrs
Raymond by telling her that he was 6
deputy and could carry a gun.
Assistant Chief Cyzak on duty in
night command of the police for Jan
uary, sent the two police officers to
Inierson's room of Market street, tc
search it while he was detained in the
police office. They found .45-calibel
automatic and ammunition, and in ad-
dition, strange to relate, 26 pair Of
stockings, women's hose.
Inierson, confronted with the stock
ings. said he had "taken them" from
the Allen A.
He admitted his relations with Mrs
Raymond, and she, when questioned
admitted that Injerson had been hel
| lover, but said that the relation ha6
ended last June when her husband
promised to forgive her if she would
forget Injerson.
"Do you know how serious charge
you are pleading guilty to-" asked
Judge Slater. con the charge OF
adultery you can be sentenced to 6
period of not more than three years
| in the state prison or not less thar
one, or by fine of not more thar
1000 or less than $780,"
Inierson still maintained that his
plea was guilty. He said it was the
| first time he was convicted in a court
! of any charge.
Raymond, a man of kindly and in
telligent appearance told his story t.
the court, stating that he had pleaded
with Injerson to stay away from his
home and that the other had promised
to do SO.
''This man asked you to stay away
and you did not" said Judge Slater
to Injerson, ''but will give you some
thing that will make you stay away
On your plea of guilty, the court find:
you guilty The judgment and sen
/ tence of this court is that you stanc
committed to the state reformatory
at Green Bay for a period of two
years, sentence TO begin this day a
twelve o'clock noon"
i Lizzie Raymond was then arraign
ed. She pleaded guilty. She tolC
the court that she had seven Children
the Youngest of whom is five years o.
age. She admitted having known In
4 ierson for about five years, but main
tanned that her period of intimacy
with him was short because it wa!
ended on her husbands complaint.
slow old are you?" asked the judge
"Thirty -nine," she replied.
f'You are surely partly to blame il
| this matter" he said.
Sentence in her case was deferred
pending an investigation.
August JOhler is