Hutchenrider v. Smith
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
In 1885 or 1886, Herman Hutchenrider and his wife, Emily Hutchen-rider, acquired a house and lot at 927 Washington street in the city of Waco, which they made their home. Six children, two boys and four girls, were born to them. They resided and used this place exclusively aá their home until 1909, when an adjoining lot and house at 1003 Washington street were acquired. Both places had pn aggregate frontage of 150 feet on Washington street. When the place at 1003 Washington street was acquired, the title was taken in the name of Miss Theresa Hutchenrider, one of the daughters, as a matter of…
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