Trips ‘Mystery,’ So! Wife Gets Divorce;i--- |Mrs. Mary O'Keefe Secure? Decree! on Counterclaim Todav» ■■■!■■--I ■ I I — » (Her husband is a traveling salesman* and he would not tell her where he w*s going when he went on trips. Mrs. Mary 0‘KeeXe. 45. Madison, declared in superior court, today when I she secured a divorce. The husband, ; T. M. O'Keefe, 43. had started the j divorce action, but withdrew his com- , plaint, and Mrs. O’Keefe secured the ! decree on a counterclaim.Their trouble started with the visit ! of her mother-in-law. Mrs. O’Keefe j said.- When the mother-in-law left, they were not able again to adjust themselves, the wife testified, her j husband finding* fault with her j housekeeping, and becoming quarrel- ; some, and irritable. They lived in j the same building, but apart from I each other, she said. • jThe couple married June 29, 1916. : in Chicago. I