Hetzell v. Morrison

— Joseph J. Morrison died in 1927 the owner of the real estate involved in this litigation. He left surviving him his widow, several children and the husband of a deceased child.

His widow, the appellant, Mima Morrison Hetzell, was appointed administratrix of his estate and in .1929 obtained an order to sell the undivided two-thirds of the real estate at public auction, for not less than two-thirds of the full appraised value thereof, to make assets for the payment of liabilities. The land was encumbered by a school fund mortgage in the sum of $1,000, and it was ordered sold subject to the…