Illinois Valley Bank v. Newman

The Illinois Valley Bank on May 20, 1926, filed in the circuit court of Pike county its bill in chancery against plaintiffs in error and Edd Newman to set aside a deed made by Newman to plaintiffs in error, on the ground that the deed was in fraud of the rights of the Illinois Valley Bank, a judgment creditor of Newman. On the same day the bank filed in the cause an affidavit of Fred IT. Farand, the cashier of the bank, in proper form, stating that all of the defendants except Newman were non-residents of the State of Illinois and that they resided at and the post-office of each was St.…