Commercial State Bank v. Ireland

— Appellees are husband and wife. Frank Ireland owned and' operated a gift shop in the city of Independence. He individually became indebted to the appellant bank in the sum of $8,000, and was owing said amount on October 31, 1929. The evidence.tends to show that at said time the stock of goods in said appellee’s shop was worth about $4,000. On said date the appellee Lulu was the owner of the real estate involved in this action, which was occupied by the appellees as a homestead, the title to which had been in the said Lulu for twenty-five years. On said date negotiations were entered into…