Lytle v. Guilliams

Wesley Roberts died in 1910. His will was made a few days earlier. It gave to his son, Harry, his farming tools and equipment, to a daughter Myrtle Lytle six head of cattle then in the possession of Myrtle and her husband and their note for $100, and to the other daughter, Cora Slinker, $300 in cash. It provided also:

“5th; I give, devise and bequeath to my wife, Mary Roberts, the balance of my personal property, and all of my real property which consists of * * * [legal description of a house in St. Charles and the 120-aere-Iowa farm here involved] of which she is to have full control and to…