Johnson's Administrator v. Whiteside

Opinion by

Linn, J.,

Plaintiff as administrator brought replevin for a piano, alleging title and right of possession in him as administrator of his wife’s estate. She died in November, 1918. He testified “I moved the piano to 5464 Kinkaid street, after my wife died, with the rest of my furniture, to go back with my folks, and I stayed there six months.” The Kinkaid Street address was the residence of his wife’s father, A. K. Whiteside, who was made de*449fendant. Decedent’s brother, Clarence A. Whiteside, intervened as defendant, filed a connterbond, and retained possession of the piano.

In his…