Whalin
Wisconsin Territory, Milwaukie County, Nov. Term Probate Court
In the matter of guardianship of Margaret Whalin (sic), a minor, and one of the heirs at law of James Whaler, deceased. On reading and filing the application of James Whaler guardian, for license to sale real estate of said minor. It is ordered that the same be heard at a probate court to be holden at the office of the Judge of Probate in the town of Milwaukie on the 15th day of Nov. inst., at 10 o'clock A.M. and that said guardian cause a copy of this order to be published in the Milwaukie Sentinel for three weeks successively, previous to the day of hearing. Joshua Hathaway, Judge of Probate
Milwaukie, Nov. 4, 1844
[Milwaukie Sentinel, November 09, 1844 - Sub. by a Friend of Free Genealogy]

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Garvey vs. O'Connel
An execution was today placed in the hands of Sheriff Bentley for service, in favor of Timothy Garvey and against John O'Connell. The amount of the claim is $1017.99
[The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 2, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]

Moulton vs. Sharpe, Hall, McAlvane
The Suit Against the Soldiers' Manager Begun at Last
The complaint in the action brought by Isaac R. Moulton against Gen. Jacob Sharpe, Sergt. Hall and Hospital Steward McAlvane, of the National Home, for $5000 damages for an alleged illegal confinement in the Milwaukee county insane asylum, was filed to-day. The complaint sets forth that on Nov. 22 last, Hall, accompanied by two policemen, under orders from Gen Sharpe, went to Moulton's room at the home, and there assaulted and beat him and falsely and maliciously imprisoned him by force and without cause or reason, in a cell of the home guardhouse. Moulton alleges that he was conveyed to tbe cell on a hand-barrow, and while en route was cursed and swore at by Hall. Later on he was removed by Hall and McAlvane to the Wauwatosa asylum and placed therein without the formality of an examination, directing the authorities to place him in the "violent ward." He asserts that this was unnecessary, he being so weak that a child could control him. Through this he suffered great ------ (can't read) pain. [The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 8, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]

Rudzinski vs. Woicrechowski and Lies
Rudzinski Loses His Case
In the municipal court this morning, Woicrechowski and Lies, the two men who were arrested for assault and battery on complaint of Ald. Rudzinski, were acquitted. [The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 8, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]

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Divorces

KAPAUN -- Clara Kapaun was granted a decree of divorce against Robert Kapaun. [The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 4, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]

KLEMPER -- Emma Klemper is plaintiff in a divorce suit against christian Klemper, alleging desertion as cause for action. [The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 3, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]

ROEDER -- John Roeder brought suit for divorce against Mary Roeder, alleging cruelty as cause for action. In the complaint it is averred that defendant on several occasions threatened plaintiff a stock jobber, with deadly weapons, one of the assaults leading to her arrest and conviction in the municipal court. They were married in this city in 1882. [The Milwaukee Journal, Jan 4, 1884 - Sub. by K.T.]