The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-08

granted n divorce in the afternoon, also
the custody of the daughter, SD a
month alimony and 500 attorney fees,
They were married here March 10, l9OS.
Pence has been advance agent Tor an
East Lynne company.
Ethel Law was granted a divorce from
Philip II. Lay. to whom she was mar
ried at Beaver City, May ). 1908. on
the ground of nonsupport. and gwen
the custody of the 2-year-old daughter,
Thomas c. Callister. former secretary
of the state land board. was a corrobo-
rating witness.
Dunkler Bad Actor.
Jennie NJ Dunklcr said that Allen q.
Dunkler. who was with show III Kan"
sss when she last heard from him, has
failed to support her. She admitted
that Dunklcr had written to one of the
children two or three weeks ago, ana
when tho court began to make inquiry
about the frequency of Dunklcrs 5 let
ters home, Mrs, Dnnlllcr. TO Show that
her heart WAS in the right place, went
home and got the letters. After cx
amining the documents. the court grant.
ed Mrs Dunkler her freedom from her
actor husband, They were married here
January 20, 1902.
/. a. Hunt deserted Maude Hunt here
in April Of 1907. shortly after their
marriage. Mrs Hunt said, and she was
granted divorce. the custody of the
son, Alfred, > years old, and SIS Il
month alimony.
Alfred T. Sofield failed 10 provide
for Frances Sofield, whom he married
in New York City. August /, 1898, Mrs.
Sofield said. and she was granted u
decree. Cruelty WAS another charge,
John Graham is habitual drunkard,
and has failed to provide for her, Lydia
Graham said. and she was granted Il dl
vorce and the custody of the three
daughters, The marriage took place
here September o, 1901. Graham was
in California the last Mrs. Graham
heard of him. He is cook
Millie Jones charged Abraham Jones,
n bartender, with mistrcatiug her. al
leging that he has got himself into jail
twice for beating her, and she was made
a single woman and given so month
alimony and $50 attorney fees, The
marriage took place November I, 1906
There are no children.
Lillian Tagart. who filed her suit 4
day or so ago. got divorce from Jos
eph Tagart. to whom she was married at
Buena Vista. Colo. March ~, 1908, on
the grounds of nonsupport followed by
desertion.
Monroe s. Evans was not good pro-
NlucT- anu ne IDlIOWtu tulS DS utspTllOH-
Clara Evans said and she was granted
divorce and restored to her maiden
name of Wilson. The desertion occurred
two years ago, shortly after the mar
rlage. There are no children.
Hubby Didn't Work.
Priscilla r. Collins said that James NJ.
Collins wouldn t work, and gave her
only $50 in the three months that he
lived with her after their marriage, al
though he sometimes earned as high as
5000 a month, They were married hero,
November 81. 1907, and Collins deserted
her in February of 1908, Mrs. Collins
said. The divorce was granted. No
mention was made of any children, and
no request was made for alimony.
Frank p. Hefferner left for Sacra-
mento Cal, twenty-five months ago.
telling Sarah Il. Hefferner that he
would send for her, but he never sent
for her, Mrs. Hefferuer testified, and
she was granted divorce and the Gus.
tody of the one child, Nonsupport was
another allegation against Hefferner.
He also drinks heavily. Mrs. Hefferner
testified. Mrs. Hefferner has ben liv-
ing with her mother. Mrs. Belle Par,
sons. since her husband 5 desertion. The
couple were married here January Ia,
1905
Eugene Barton was ordered to pay
Ellen Barton $25 month temporary
alimony. pending the trial of her suit
for divorce from him on the grounds of
descrtion.
In Judge Armstrong; s division In the
afternoon, Victoria Tricklc was granted
a divorce from John L. Trickle OH the
ground Of nonsupport since November,
1904. The couple was married at Delta,
Colo. February 26. 1880 There are no
children, and no alimony was asked for.
Five cases, as follows. were continued
until today, for various reasons: c. J.
Torkelsen against Caroline Torkelsen,
Truman Orton against Louisa D. Orton,
desertion: Ethel Thatcher against AL.
bert j. Thatcher. nonsupport; Perl L.
Winterowd against Clara Wintcrowd,
desertion.