Buckner v. Buckner

This was a suit for divorce instituted by appellant against appellee on allegations that appellee’s conduct towards her was so intolerable as to render their living together impossible. On trial to the court without a jury the divorce was denied.. It is the contention of appellant that on the undisputed evidence she was entitled, as a matter of law, to a divorce. Her testimony, corroborated in some respects by other witnesses, was as follows:

“While we were living on that farm we sent the children over there to that little' school until after Marion got to be a pretty good sized girl when I…