Zwergel v. Zwergel
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
J. George Zwergel a,nd Barbara, his wife, lived in the city of Ypsilanti for a great many years. They had three children, plaintiff and defendant and another daughter, Eva. In 1896 Mr. Zwergel started in business in a small way. His business grew and was successful. At the time of Mr. Zwergel’s death it consisted of a grocery store in one part of the building owned by him and a book and students’ supplies store in another part of the build*33ing. Plaintiff married but remained with his father in the store at Ypsilanti a few years. In 1908 the father arranged to start plaintiff in business at Mt.…
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