Pearson v. Laws

BLAIR, Justice.

Appellant, R. Pearson, sued appellee O. T. Olson, independent executor of the estate of C. P. Eklund, deceased, for services rendered in handling rentals and other business for Eklund, and for services rendered by Pearson’s wife, the daughter of Eklund, in nursing him during the last two years of his lifetime. The executor filed an answer with the petition; and on the same day appellant recovered judgment for $150 for his services and $284 for the services of his wife, who was one of the devisees under Eklund’s will. Thereafter, appellees Preston Laws and his wife, Margaret…