Allen, Exr. v. Etter

William E. Etter, appellee herein, filed his claim against the estate of James Allen, deceased. The claim was disallowed by the executor, William Allen, appellant herein, and transferred to the trial docket. His claim consisted of two paragraphs, the first of which alleged, in substance, that the estate was indebted to him for “board, room, washing, care and attention in sickness and health” of Fanny Allen, wife of James Allen, from December 24, 1920, to June 28, 1927, continuously for a period of 337^ weeks, all of which was alleged to be of the value of $3.50 per week, totaling $1,181.25;…