Bradshaw v. Tinker

Virgil Tinker and Ruth Tinker were married September 15, 1910, and on March 11, 1911, Virgil Tinker filed his petition in the district court of Osage county praying for a decree of divorce upon the grounds that she refused to live with him or to keep house for him, but spent her time in the company of other men, and that on October 15, 1910, she was guilty of adultery with one Ben Phillips. Summons was issued and returned with the following indorsement thereon:

“I hereby accept service of the within summons and enter my volunrary appearance in the within entitled cause. Witness my hand this…