Krueger v. Johnson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNelson, J.
It is not disputed that on August 18, 1923, William C. Johnson, the deceased, who at that time had retired from the general store business, went to the farm occupied by the claimant and her husband and then and there, in their presence, delivered to the claimant the instrument mentioned in the preliminary statement of facts; that that instrument was in his handwriting, was signed by him, and was witnessed by Louis Young, one of his close friends.
The claimant testified that on many occasions during the years prior to January, 1922, when the deceased sold his store, she had performed services…
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