Frankenberg v. Frankenberg

Appellant filed her bill for divorce from appellee, in which she alleged that they were married February 15, 1894, and that two children were born of said marriage, both of whom are now over sixteen years of age, and that on May 16, 1911, appellee wilfully and without any reasonable cause absented himself from her for more than two years. The answer of appellee admits the marriage and the birth of the children, but denies that he deserted the complainant as charged in her bill. The issue was heard before a jury which rendered a verdict in favor of appellee. A motion to set aside the verdict…