Shipley v. Shook

— This was an action for the recovery of real estate. Murray Shipley, William H. Hoover, James R. Pumphrey and Adelbert R. Daisey, complained that they were the owners in fee simple, and entitled to the immediate possession, of the undivided two-third parts of lots Nos. 63 and 64 in Allen’s plat of the town of Brookville, and that Alexander Shook was in the possession of those lots, without right, and that Mary H. Kimble and Henry C. Kimble, who were made defendants to answer as to their iiiterests, claimed to be the owners in fee simple of said lots. Shook answered in two paragraphs:

I. In…