Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-16
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so made BY each, kissed and made
up, and plaintiff then assured de-
PENDANT that he would drop the afore-
said divorce case against her. and
not prosecute the same 10 judgment
That on said day. after the said
promises and statements 50 made as
aforesaid. by plaintiff and defendant,
the relation OF the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT was very pleasant and de-
PENDANT was very happy to think their
past differences and troubles we're
over. and that they at last under
stood one another. That on said day
before the said summons was served
on said defendant as aforesaid. and
after plaintiff had informed defend
ant OF the filing of the above entitled
action, plaintiff told defendant that
Charley Slavin" would be up and
serve some papers on her, but for
her not to pay any attention 10 them,
and TO say to him when he came Il
know what it is That when the
said Charles L. Slavin served the
papers on defendant. defendant spoke
to him as requested by plaintiff That
after the said Charles l.. Slayin had
served the said papers, and had de
parted from defendants house, the
plaintiff then took the said papers so
served on defendant, from defendant,
and put them in the fire which was
then burning in defendants house.
That the defendant never saw the
contents of said papers, nor did she
desire to see them after the prom
ises and statements of plaintiff above
mentioned
That on said day, to wit: the 51st
day of October. 1914. and after all
Of the said promises and statements
of borh plaintiff and defendant were
made. and after service OF summons
IN said case had been made as afore-
said, aud after plaintiff and defend
ant had made up. the plaintiff told
the defendant she had better take
trip to San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia, and continue her treatments
for her hearing. and that she had
better stay about a month, and that
| If she got lonesome for the baby and
plaintiff while gone, he, the plaintiff,
would come down and bring the baby
+ TO defendant, and pay her visit. To
these statements and promises OF
plaintiff TO defendant. defendant ac-
quiesced in and prepared to leave
Tonopah. Nevada. for San Francisco,
California, and did leave Tonopah
Nevada, for San Francisco. Califor-
mia, on the 14th day of October, 1914.
That on the night of October 18th,
1914, the said plaintiff and defendant
cohabited together as husband and
wife; that they occupied the same
bed at the same time on said night
said bed being situated in the house
Iof defendant in Tonopah, Nevada;
that the next morning, to wit: Octo
Der 14th, 1914, the plaintiff assisted
defendant to get ready to go TO tht
train, and when said defendant was
ready TO go to said train, plaintiff
took her in an automobile to sait
train, and assisted said defendant OF
said train. and stayed with her while
waiting for said train to depart; that
while SO waiting plaintiff held de
PENDANTS hand, and called her en-
dearing names, he said to her, Nov
darling, you go and take good care
of yourself and everything will b.
all right" Plaintiff then called de
PENDANT such endearing names al
Honey" Sweetheart" and Dol
Baby" and when said train departed
kissed the defendant goodbye AM
bid her bon voyage" Defendan
then went to San Francisco, Califor
mia, arriving there October 18th
1914. That while defendant was il
San Francisco. California. takini
treatments for her hearing as afore
said, plaintiff sent defendant none,
ten or twelve times to pay her e2
penses while there; that he wrot
her numerous letters. and sent he
numerous kilograms.
That the said letters received from
plaintiff by defendant were at frs
of an affectionate nature and abound
ed in such terms as Honey. Sweet
heart" Doll Baby cts, but afte
defendant had been in San Francisco
California, about two weeks or more
the said letters so sent to defendan
by plaintiff became harsh and erue
that they criticised and abused dc
4 PENDANT that they accused her o
infidelity and intimacy with othe