Thrift v. Frittz

Erittz filed a bill to foreclose a mortgage on real estate. The widow and infant children of, the deceased mortgagor were parties defendant. Thrift, the appellant, was also made a party defendant, and filed a cross-bill to foreclose a junior mortgage on the same land. The widow made default; and a guardian ad litem, answered for the infants. There was a decree of foreclosure on both mortgages, and for a sale of the premises, and distribution of proceeds. At the November term, 1878, of the Pope Circuit Court, the master reported, that at the sale Thrift bid $253.60, and the land was struck off…