Evenson v. Waukesha National Bank

Plaintiff was an old man, sixty-nine years of age, who lived.at Stoughton. He had been in busi*173ness there for a number of years, and had dealt with each of the issuing banks, having had in each bank a checking account, and having had certificates of deposit from such banks, but for the last four or five years he had not carried a checking account but had certificates of deposit from each of said banks.

Plaintiff had his residence and office over a garage, and his brother, John Evenson, lived with him. He had a desk in his living room, and he had a small safe in an adjoining room, which he kept…