Fritts v. Fritts

Appellant filed his bill in the Pope Circuit Court, charging appellee, defendant therein, with desertion for a space of time exceeding two years prior to the time of filing the bill, and also charging her with extreme and repeated cruelty. Appellee filed her answer denying the allegations of the bill. A trial was had before a jury resulting in a verdict finding the defendant not guilty, and a decree was entered dismissing the bill, and the record is brought to this court by appeal. From a careful examination of the evidence in this record, it is apparent there was petulance of manners»…