McMains v. Tullis

William H. Tullis was the owner of a farm of 5614 acres on which he' and his wife Annie and his daughter, the defendant Viola, had their home. Viola never married. W. IT. Tullis and his wife appear to have had trouble between themselves, the extent and nature of which do not appear, further than that plaintiff’s witness Armstrong testifies:

“Every time he would come around she was nagging him. He couldn’t stay at home in peace. He wanted her to take care of Viola, and he had to get money. They made it up that they would deed it over to her, to Viola. He took this $1500. ” (The $1500 loaned by…