Larson v. Larson

— After alleging the necessary residence qualifications and the marriage of the parties, the plaintiff charges “that on or about the twenty-first day of April, 1918, defendant willfully deserted and abandoned -this plaintiff without cause or provocation being given by this plaintiff and against this plaintiff’s wish and desire, and has ever since said time continued to desert and abandon this plaintiff. ’ ’ The only answer interposed by the defendant is a denial of every allegation of the complaint except the existence of the marriage relation between the parties. The Circuit Court rendered a…