Tandy v. Smith

Harry Tandy, who died November 30, 1918, owned, at the time of his death, two small tracts of • land and two lot's in the town of Osceola. He inherited the lands from his mother, but he had bought the town lots. The lots were adjacent, but had been purchased at different times. The first lot purchased had been paid for, but most of the purchase money for the second lot was unpaid at the time of Harry Tandy’s death, and was evidenced by two notes payable to his grantor for $164 each. Harry Tandy left no children, but ivas survived by his father, M. C. Tandy, and his wife, Rosie Tandy, who…