Caulder v. Chenault's

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Miller

— Affirming.

In September, 1906, tbe appellant, Axia Caulder, then Axia Wages, and her husband, John Wages, bought the “Walden Farm” of 216 acres, lying about two miles from Lancaster, for $15,785.52. Of this sum $500 was paid in cash; $12,000 was jointly paid on January 2, •1907, and for the remaining $3,285.52 John and Axia. Wages executed their joint promissory note, bearing interest from January 1, 1907.

John Wages died, and his wife, Axia, subsequently married Dallas Candler. By his first wife, John Wages *778left four children, and by Axia, Ms second wife,…