ita A .un for the partition of per-u i sonal property entered in circuit ^ h court b Mr* Laura Mae Bosley j against her former husband, Vin-tickwillTOrd\ e a j 000n eem Ait red Ayers, wa*s tried yes-iliterday before Associate Judge Wil-^ Ham A. Huster. He reserved his ^le ‘-^ion* Con11 Testimony revealed that in 19*20j Ayer- and Mr* Bomoy then his wife, jointly purchased a farm; near Barton.Over a period of years consider* n ’ able personal property was acquired, including household goods. liVe- a,^ t stock and chickens, according to testimony which also showed that D* ig Mr. and Mrs. Ayers's home was An‘ ^ later destroyed l»v ftre Following lt;jnf| )C. the ftre neighbors and friends sigave them some personal property,ss it was testified.a Mr-. H v i* * • o vii divorced, _.p about a year ago and then remar-e ried. said she wants to recover her xj jK)rtion of the personal property i which she said she helped to acquire Y through her Industry and thrift She u as represented by ThomasUl Lohr Richardsl€ The del*-: dant, through his at-re torney. Estel C. Kelley, contended that the court has no jurisdiction ® c- in the lt;*a*e and cannot divide per - ja* lv sonal property Ay erf also claimedr that M Bosle\ did not help toaccumulate t he propertv jw**______________________a issa furJtiS-■* wf?