Farmers State Bank v. Weeks

The opinion' of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

Was the farm of Mrs. J. D. Weeks, sometimes known as Mabel E. Weeks, comprising 132 acres, occupied by her as a homestead, and therefore exempt from sale upon execution to satisfy a judgment for debt to the Farmers State Bank of Belvue? The Weeks family lived in the town of Belvue, where Mr. Weeks, the husband, died in 1915. Mrs. Weeks and her five children continued to live there until 1927, when she went to Topeka, temporarily, for the alleged purpose of educating her children. She sold the Belvue property in 1929, and at that time…