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Obituary- Silvers, Clarence 2

Sues Mother-In-Law

Fannie L. Silvers asks for and eighth
Of $19,000 estate
Fannie L. Silvers Rossville, today
filed suit in the Shawnee district
court against E. J. Howard, administrator
for the estate of Clarence Silvers,
Rossville; Ellen Silvers, her
mother-in-law, 109 East Tenth street,
Topeka; S. F. Page, Rossville, and the
Rossville State bank. The suit is filed
to obtain money representing one-eighth
interest in the estate of the late
Emanuel Silvers at Rossville. She
claims the right to the share in the
property by right of being the widow
of Clarence Silvers, deceased, a son of
Emanuel Silvers.

The plaintiff alleges that following
the death of her father-in-law the
mother-in-law formed an agreement
with her husband whereby the son
deeded the latter his share I the estate
in order that a mortgage raising
money for the husband’s two brothers
in Idaho might be placed upon the
farm. After the mortgage was paid
off, the petition recites, the mother-in-law
sold the farm for n$19,000, a part of
the money being on deposit in the
Rossville State bank, according to the
plaintiff. The plaintiff asks that she
be given judgement against Ellen Silvers
for $2,375, which represents the
one-eighth interest claimed by the
plaintiff. Three hundred and seventy-five
dollars, representing one-eighth
of the claimed rental value of the estate
for the last three years is also
asked for. The court is also petitioned
to annul the deed made by the
late Clarence Silvers to the mother.

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