Cook v. Cook

This is a bill by the wife for separate maintenance. After a careful reading of the evidence the court is of the opinion that the wife (appellant) should have relief. The causes for which, on the surface of the record, appellee sent appellant back to her father, after they had been married for five months, fall far short of justifying his course. His real reason appears to have been that the wife proved persona non grata, and he expected entirely too much of her in her condition. From the circumstances of his offer to take her back, which, among other things, was made after this bill was…