McLaughlin v. Penney

*524The opinion of the court was delivered by

Doster., C. J.:

Nearly all of the will of John A. (McLaughlin, deceased, is material to the question in this case. Omitting merely introductory or other formal matter, the instrument is as follows :

“3. It is my first desire that my beloved wife, Louisa McLaughlin, shall be amply provided with a comfortable home, and that ample provision shall be ■made for her maintenance, comfort, pleasure and happiness as long as she shall live.

“To this end I direct that our home, as now constituted, at No. 1018 Topeka avfenue, being lots number three hundred and…