Douglass v. Douglass
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Woodbury District Court. — Host. George W. Wakefield, Judge. Action for divorce and alimony. There was a decree for the plaintiff, from which the defendant, appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGranger, J.
l. divorce : Shuman3 treatment. I. The ground of plaintiff’s action is cruel and inhuman treatment. The parties were mar-Ned in 1872, and have resided at Sioux City for fourteen years before the commencement 0£ sujp. The specific acts constituting-the alleged cruel and inhuman treatment are, harsh and abusive language, threats and occasional'acts of personal violence. We will not review the testimony at-length, nor make extended comments. It abounds-with efforts, as is so often true in this class of cases, in attempts to go into the forgiven past to unbury the-little incidents that, because…
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