Crockett v. Dorman

(after stating the facts as above). Appellant insists, and after careful consideration of the record we agree, that it sufficiently appeared from undisputed evience heard at the trial that the instrument in question was wholly in Mrs. Mateer’s■ handwriting.

The testimony relied upon to prove that the instrument was wholly written by Mrs. Ma-teer was that of Grover Rees, given at the hearing in the county court, and that of appellant and A. E. Cunningham, who testified as witnesses at the trial in the district court. Rees testified that he was acquainted with Mrs. Mateer’s handwriting, and that…