Shadburn Banking Co. v. Streetman

Gilbert, Justice.

G. W. Streetman and his wife, being aged, infirm, and unable to care for themselves, during the last years of their lives made their home near Mrs. W. 0. Davis, who was a half-sister of G. W. Streetman. Mrs. Streetman died on February 1, 1930, and G. W. Streetman then moved to the home-of Mrs. Davis, where he died one month later. At the time of his death he had $1200 on deposit with Shadburn Banking Company. W. 0. Davis applied for letters of administration on Streetman’s estate. An intervention was filed by Mrs. W. 0. Davis, in which she alleged that Streetman had made a…