The parties lived as one family and the son not only kept the house in good repair, but made material improvements in the property, treating it as he would his own; all with the acquiescence of his mother. There does not appear to have been any serious differences or friction between them until some time in 1926, when the appellant, a short time before she remarried, notified her son to vacate the premises. Following the notice, in August, 1926, she sued out a writ of forcible detainer against her son, but the inquisition before the justice of the peace resulted in a verdict finding him not guilty. A traverse was had, and in the circuit court on a similar verdict judgment was entered in conformity therewith. That judgment was never appealed from or set aside.