fI--II! Sues for Divorce.Charles W. Gangwer, by his attorney, E. A. Dausman, has sued Jessie M. Gangwer for divorce, alleging cruel i and inhuman treatment. They were ! married Oct. S,. 1901, and because of i theinfluence of ter parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. John Overhock, of Benton, she refused to go to housekeeping, it is al-: leged, and he finally rented rooms at the Overhock home. One night he returned home to find himself locked out and his possessions thrown out. Then he went to Millersbur^ and rented a house, but his wife declined to accom-l * '| pany him.j The separation occurred June 16, ; 1903. Plaintiff avers he suffered ' great humiliation because of the neighborhood scandal their family af-, fairs caused.Ii ' ^ ■ ■ ■ lt;- —-