Munson v. Herzog

Frank Herzog, the appellee, was the owner of a hundred acre farm in the town of Victor, DeKalb county, Illinois. By a written lease under seal, bearing date March 1, 1898, he leased the farm to Charles Munson to March 1, 1899, at the stipulated rental of $500, payable in two equal semiannual installments. In addition to the farm, and as a consideration for the rental, appellee was at all times during the tenure of the lease to furnish appellant two work horses and nine milch cows. Appellee reserved the house and about one half acre of ground in connection therewith, and was to board appellant…