Ogle v. Hodge.

Appellant, Tlielma Ogle, brought an action in ejectment against appellees, Hodge and wife, and Overton and wife. Appellant sought to recover a strip of land about eight feet wide on the north side of lots owned by the appellees, ownership of which she claimed by adverse possession. The Hodges and Over-tons answered with a general denial and motion to transfer to equity, alleging that appellant was attempting to interfere with the use of a public road, that she was insolvent, and that they would be irreparably damaged unless appellant was restrained from interfering with their use of said road.