The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-30
His Divorce Mill to Begin Grind
on Wednesday.
A WEEK Is REQUIRED.
Then Domestic Infalicity Will
Have . Rest.
Charges Vary from Little Things
to Serious Ones.

the rest of the week to couples desiring
legal separation
divorce him from Minnie L. Parr be-
cause his wife has violent and ungov-
ernable fits of temper, without apparent
provocation. Furthermore he compla1ns
that his wife has Threatened to kill
him. She is accused OF striking her
husband with her hand. or fist. or
stick or with anything which she could
get hold of. Her husband says that at
such times she screamed at the top of
her voice. =
Parr also complains that his wife will
not get UP in time to get breakfast for
him and that he has to prepare his own
meal in the mornings and that he has
often had to prepare his own supper.
He also complains that his wife swore
at him and at his mother and also his
father. They live at 10 Walker street,
Auburndale.
Pearl S. Ludington wishes to be d.
vorced from Guy w. Ludington. She
complains that her husband is guilty of
gross neglect and has failed to provide
her with suitable support.
B. D. White wishes a divorce from
Eldora E. White because she has been
cruel to him and has abandoned him.
Lolita Sans wishes a divorce from
Charles Sans Mr.. Sans says his wife
is in the wrong and that she has sold
the furniture in their house and left
him twice.
Maud McCabe wishes divorce from
William McCabe. They have three chill
dren. She charges that he has been
cruel and that he has used improper
language toward her and has failed to
support his family. She charges him
with showing too much attention to
other women.
Ida Afford asks for a divorce from
William Afford because he has been
cruel to her and has been guilty of
gross neglect. She charges him with
freauentiHR low resorts.
Emile E. Challberg wishes a divorce
from M. o. Challberg on the ground of
cruelty and gross neglect. She charges
that her husband dragged her around
by her feet, swearing and cursing at
her.
Sarah J. Wilson wishes divorce from
William H. Wilson. She charges that
he has used profane language toward
her and that he has struck her.
Alice Logan wishes a divorce from
Thomas Logan. She charges that her
husband has been cruel to her and-that
he has struck. beaten and bruised her
her.
Anna D. Campbell asks for a divorce
| from F. A. Campbell. She charges ex-
treme cruelty. She charges that he
broke open her trunk and took posses
sion OF part of her wardrobe. She also
charges that at the time they were
married he had been divorced only
her that If they went to Missouri to be
married it would be legal. She wishes a
decree of divorce allowing her her prop
erty.
Jennie NJ Seig wishes to be separated
from John Seig- She complains that he
has failed to support her with the neces-
stiles Of life. She also says he has
called her vile names.
| Lille Price asks to be separated from
John H. Price because he is cruel to
her and because he has used improper
| language toward her She says he has
taken dishes from the dining table and
and abused his steDson.
Minnie L. Carus has asked for d.
vcrce from George Carus. She says he
| has been cruel toward her and used
he has failed to provide her and her
children with necessities.
Anna Ackerson wishes a divorce from
Garrett w. Ackerson because he has
abandoned her.
William Nixon has asked for divorce
from Mary E. Nixon on the ground of
cruelty and gross neglect of duty.
Elva Gordon has asked for divorce
| from Charles Gordon on the ground of
abandonment.
| May Ross wishes a divorce from
Michael Ross on the ground of cruelty.
| Maggie Thompson wishes divorce
from John H. Thompson. She says her
husband has been cruel and neglectful
| toward her.
Mary E. Hulburd asks for divorce
from George H. Hulburd. She says he
has been cruel toward her and used i'm
proper language in referring to her She
says he has failed to provide fuel, food
and medical attendance when she was
Sick and that she has depended upon
the neighbors for food.
Edna Harris wishes a divorce from
Ralph Harris on the grounds of aban-
donment without cause.
Louise Montgomery wishes separa
Ia
says her husband has violent temper
and that he does not attempt to control
it. She accuses him of having struck
her. beat and bruised her and cursed
her.
Mary Barnes asks for a divorce from
Harrison Barnes because he has aban-
doned her, without leaving word where
he was going.
separated from Bell Beasley on the
grounds of cruelty He says she swore
at him and that she cared for other
men more than for him.
Richard Newman wishes a divorce
from Minerva Newman because she
drove him from his home on several oc-
casions and refused to allow him to re-
enter. Therefore he slept in the barn,
dured many hardships" in the cold
weather. On such occasions he charges
that Minerva locked the doors and in
formed him that If he attempted to en-
| ter the mouse Sne would SnOOt MIN. one
time when he tried to re-enter the house
| she cut cash in his forehead with a
corn knife. The plaintiff does not re-
| member the exact date upon which the
corn knife was used but thinks 1t was
about 10 years ago. Another tune ne
charges that Minerva threw hammer
at him and hit him on his hip. Minerva
takes occasion to deny all this and says
4 that Richard spent all his money and
part of hers for drink and on other wo-
men, She says that he was in the habit
of swearing at her. She asserts that she
| tried to make her home pleasant for him
She claims the property which Richard
says is his.
I Anna McGurnaghan wishes a divorce
from Peter McGurnaghan on the grounds
LOT cruelty and conduct unbecomfng to
a married man, and also on the grounds
Of non-support.