Johnson v. Johnson

The parties were married in 1919 and have lived in this state nearly all of their married life and more than the statute requires. They have one daughter, now about six years of age. Their lives appear to have run smoothly until the spring of the year 1924.

In August of 1923, a man named Siegred Olsan, a friend of the petitioner, came to board with the parties, apparently, at the suggestion of the petitioner. During the following winter or early spring the petitioner says that he began to grow suspicious of his wife and Olsan because of her attentions to his personal comforts around the house…