Gocio v. Gocio

Griffin Smith, Chief Justice.

B. L. Gocio, twice married, moved from Reydell Plantation in Jefferson County and became a citizen of Bentonville in 1924, where for more than thirteen years he operated the Massey Hotel. He died January 18, 1938, survived by,a widow and seven children. Joseph and Charles Gocio, brothers, by the half blood, were named executors of their father’s will. The testator’s widow elected to take under statutory rights and her renunciation was made a matter of record.

Dr. E. P. Notrebe was a nephew of B. L. Gocio. He died January 3,1928.

Two appeals are presented. In Cause…