Caldwell v. Bloomington Mnfg. Co.

In September, 1882, one John Krohn executed a bill of sale to George W. Severance of all his “interest in and to the goods and chattels of the firm of Krohn and Koener,” *490subject to a certain chattel mortgage held by one George E. Fisher, the consideration named being the sum of $200 attorney’s fees for services rendered by W. F. Severance to Krohn as an attorney. In September of the same year, the plaintiff, Caldwell, rendered services as an attorney for Ida Koener to the amount of $50, for which she executed a bill of sale of the same property as Krohn. In October, 1882, Fisher foreclosed…