Groh v. Miller

I. The real estate in controversy ivas the homestead of Laurel Boss, which was situated in the town of Chariton, in Lucas County, Iowa, and which was worth about $2,500. The household goods in the house were also in controversy. Boss arid his wife had no children. Appellee and her husband moved to Chariton, and took up their residence in a rented house near the home of Laurel Boss. There were no children in appellee’s family. In the spring of 1918, Mrs. Boss received some injury, and was for a long time confined to her bed. Later, Mrs. Boss received another injury, and was confined to a wheel…