Todd v. Fox

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Richardson —

Affirming.

■ Asserting in his petition that he and his wife, after their marriage in 1911, lived happily until January 5, 1934, and previous to, and on, the latter date, Milt B. Fox had made “frequent visits” to his home, “for the purpose of misrepresenting” him to his wife, and on “numerous and divers occasions” and sundry places by acts of “flattery, misrepresentation, persuasion, advice and other inducements” poisoned his wife’s mind against him; destroyed his home and happiness, and thereby he had lost his wife, her comfort, assistance, affections,…