Watts v. Watts

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Thiele, J.:

This was an action originally instituted for divorce and alimony and subsequently changed to one for alimony alone, and from a judgment rendered the defendant appeals, the specifications of error generally covering alleged error in the admission of evidence, in making findings of fact, in the trial court’s assuming jurisdiction with respect to a trust, etc., and in the ruling on a motion for a new trial.

The following statement will tend to explain the matters in controversy. Mary D. Watts, a resident of Butler county, died testate in 1918,…