Meeker v. Larsen

Duffie, C.

The facts in this case are not in dispute. September 28, 1886, the defendant Augusta Larsen, then Augusta Olson, with her husband, Carl Olson, executed to the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company a note and mortgage on the property in controversy for the sum of $1,800, due September 28, 1891. January 13, 1890, Carl Olson died intestate, and seized in fee of the mortgaged property, leaving surviving him the widow, Augusta Olson (who has since intermarried ivith the defendant Gust Larsen), and five children; these children being appellants in this case. At the maturity of the…