Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-04-02
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gum; ;lSkeo lof'
! 30 not tnink that NJ -."ttt' wis
ever &n!c I" say why i'H &ilFe h'
y o"a q mortgage OUT Ii WIS w -"
| lFoE'S own suggestion ehal ne eve
! '5'e 'Ao'N5"Se' Mr' -1"trey o." 30
''>'c;'''''e II" SRI" e''"C IL &c si!o'io u1e
| oc!ofe A'. N"od 'Al' all OF &i'
WOODS property was tied up in the
contract r!aCc him and really think
Mr. AW1roN just went on hunoring
tho matter SO r"r as III" mortgage was
concerned as though no contract was
'o2fI". d!d not I"kc enough inter
ct IN tn" matter TO tel them what
I" DO abou@ 1t. z&E'
Any cne with the demands on them
that have can understand how am
! satisfied not to go further into details
Of inaa'< business than what seems
to satisfy him.
|. Just for moment. suppose that
a man has a legal right to leave his
! property by will to whom; he please.
Also. I presume that he has right. to
make cotracts during his life to pro-
tcct him from what he considers, the
injustice of his wife.
Mr.. Wood as certain that if his
wife left him and sued him that she
would be doing him as gross injustice
as for man to take his horse at
night He thought that if he Gould
protect himself from such imposition
that the means would be as right as
FOR 2. man to put a. good lock on his
door to keep a horse thief OUT. IT Fl
Jookinr at the thing from another
angie It appears that Mr.: A@tfey was
complying with that. contract in tia
+ he was providing home ;, food and fuel
and possibly clothes for the Wood fam
liz. would not say positively about
ffi1e Clothes as + never heard. 4, irs1i men
ton CLOTHES but i, ! did. hear him
sag he vas nroviding. the other neces=
90 T;as - of life for them. If. Mr.; kw-
-f;ee,y' Was com p,ying Will, the coptsact
d,;;Iirinc :Sfr Weod,s l;fe at a time whe1f
iiib bS 1:;,I could not reach tl,e.easss and
FOR that reason aud was meeting, the
s1Gnsds Of Mr.Iyvood. and. wife, $yhssf find
fault with their Joint cont q.
-, RECEPTION.
f. In nv testimony. / spoke: of: an.Sop
+;on that ryiste.d between Mr.. Rigby
and AIR, Wood. Ny .1aaelaossrysiss 80 SO
poor that I could not think the matter
out at the time. ), = 81 So,
aIr. Bigby purchased aIr,5 Wood Is
property under an option. I renern-
/ Der that Mr.. Bisby's elder sister came
with him when he was. about tospaake
the purchase. She called atathe bank
and asked me what, I thought Mr..
Woods property on Meeting street2in in
Elookland was worth saying that her
brother was thinking of using q little
| money or investing some fof ,he,tssa
1 do not know whether she furnisllr
| ed the cash payment on the option %
not. I have just called up Mrs Emma
~ Bigby. 1920. Suntcr street. Golam-
bia s C. linking she is the mother
Of Nj. Bigby but she told! me oyer
the phone that a1r. Fred G. Big5y's
mother is dead and that he and his
two sisters moved from here tor5AIiss-
issipi and from there to California
and from California to: some where
| in France i thought his, Mr.. Bigbyss
! sister, could tell me what if any part
| in the option she had remember
THAT when it was. made. he and dssdr.
Wood came 20 me to have me read 1t
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